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Nikon D3x: 24 Megapixel FX Nikon Imminent

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Hard to imagine that this isn’t talking about a new camera:

Nikon Canada has invited a group of Polish professional photographers to photographic workshops, which are to take place in Lodz in the weekend 6-7 December 2008 The event was a work in the studio, practical classes with NX2 and” surprise “. I have been told that 4 December will be the official presentation of the “surprises” and the workshop will have the opportunity to play with some surprise the panel Nikon. This information I received from a man with Nikon Poland, but not what he betrayed it will “surprise”. From what is understood to be something used in the studio. I did not receive detailed information about working in the studio during the workshop, so I guess that will be playing with a new camera.

-Optyczne.pl

At this point, base on all the recent rumors, a betting man would put money on the surprise being the 24 megapixel FX format camera, in other words the D3x. I’d guess specs like:

  • 24 megapixel sensor (But will it be the Exmore from Sony?)
  • 14 Bit A/D
  • Dual Expeed processing (It took dual Bionz for Sony to hit the 5fps)
  • Sensor Cleaning (didn’t make it to the D3, but is present in the D700(
  • 6.5 FPS (Sony A900 pulls in 5 FPS, Nikon won’t be content to equal that in a pro-body_
  • 1080p HD video recording (new must have feature)
  • 51 point AF (no need to upgrade this)
  • Improved live view functionality

In conclusion, we’ll see a new camera from Nikon in about one week, hopefully it’s the D3x.

Now about that D400

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