by Hazel Chua • Cameras, Canon, Nikon • Tags: canon 5D mark III, Nikon D4, Nikon D800
If you’re gearing up to purchase your very first DSLR, then you might get caught up in the whole Canon versus Nikon debate. Each manufacturer has thousands upon thousands of photographers who are loyal to the brand they’re partial to, and they’ll try to sway your decision and convince you to follow suit at every [...]
by Jeff Baker • Nikon • Tags: D3200, HD-SLR, shipping
Not too long ago we told you that after a string of rumors, Nikon had finally come forward and announced their latest D3200 HD-SLR. The new camera is built from the ground up to accommodate everyone from casual folk looking for a high quality camera, all the way up to hardcore photographers. Under the hood you’ll find [...]
by Hazel Chua • Nikon • Tags: Nikon D600
It looks as if Nikon is looking to add a more reasonably priced full-frame shooter to its current lineup of DSLRs — which currently includes the D4, D800, and D3200. Nikon reps have mentioned that the D800 was not intended to be a replacement for the D700 as it was “a whole new category of camera,” leading [...]
by Val Galin • Canon, Nikon, Video • Tags: Canon, Canon 5D Mark II, canon 5D mark III, Nikon, Nikon D800
Last month we showed you a head-to-head spec comparison between the Canon 5D Mark III and Nikon D800 DSLR cameras. If you’re still on the fence, maybe this 5D Mark II vs. 5D Mark III vs. D800 low-light video test will help you out. The video is a candlelight/ambient light test that starts out at ISO [...]
by Hazel Chua • Nikon, Software • Tags: Microsoft Camera Codec, Nikon D3100, Nikon D7000
The Microsoft Camera Codec allows photographers to view various image formats in the Windows Live Photo Gallery and other programs that are based on Windows Imaging Codecs (WIC). This update to the codec will allow users to view and display supported RAW image files on Windows Explorer. The Camera Codec makes it more convenient to transfer, [...]
by Hazel Chua • Gadgets, Nikon • Tags: Nikon WU-1a, Remote
There’s no shortage of apps or attachments when it comes to transforming an iPhone into a remote for your DSLR shooter. First, there was the iPhone Shutter Remote, followed by the ioShutter Remote Trigger (which TogTech will be reviewing soon, by the way.) But there’s no need to worry if you have an Android device, [...]
by Val Galin • Lens, Nikon • Tags: Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G, Nikon, Nikon D3200, Nikon WU-1a
After a series of rumors, the Nikon D3200 is finally here! Nikon announced today the arrival of the D3200 together with the WU-1a wireless transmitter and the Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G lens. Here’s an excerpt from the official Nikon D3200 press release: MELVILLE, N.Y. (APRIL 19, 2012) – Today, imaging leader Nikon Inc. introduced the new [...]
by Hazel Chua • Nikon, Rumor Mill • Tags: Nikon D3200
Rumors about the Nikon D3200 first leaked in early February, where we were treated to a sneak preview of its specs and in-camera functions. This was followed up by even more specs and a tentative date for its announcement, April 19th. If the rumors for the release date are accurate, then you can expect details for [...]
by Val Galin • Lens, Nikon, Rumor Mill • Tags: 16-85mm DX, 28mm f/1.8G FX, AF-S DX 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR, Nikon, Nikon D3200, Nikon WU-1a
Nikonrumors recently reported that Nikon is going to announce the rumored D3200 on April 19th, 2012. The D3200, which is going to succeed the previous D3100 and D3000 models, is going to feature a 24MP sensor, 11 AF points, 4 fps continuous, 100-6400 ISO range with hi-ISO of 12800, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Plus, the D3200 [...]
by Jeff Baker • Nikon, Video • Tags: D800E, Delivery, Early, Unboxing
As is usually the case with any new product, the Nikon D800E has been listed as out of stock on many popular retail websites including Amazon.com. This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise considering the D800E only just recently hit the market surrounded by much hype. However, while many shipments are sure to still [...]
