Yesterday Nikon revealed its D800 DSLR leaving photo and video nerds alike salivating for samples. Eager to show off the D800′s video capabilities, Nikon left it to filmmaker Sandro Miller to create a film meant to make us drool. And so we have Joy Ride, which chronicles the journey of one man and his motorcycle… and not much else aside from a superfluously gross childbirth scene. More »
Every year, Nikon’s Small World in Motion Competition rounds up the best microscopic videos from scientists across the world. The results are strange but beautiful, and the winner will make you think about your breakfast in a completely different light. More »
Nikon’s new D800 SLR is a study in expectations and identity. Laid bare, the $US3000 D800 is an impressive camera. But it’s probably not the D800 that a lot of Nikon fans have been waiting for — what some feel they’d been virtually promised. More »
The Nikon Coolpix P310 is another point and shoot — except it’s completely gorgeous. The boxy design is a matte slate of black perfection. Everyone line is clean, every centimetre accounted for, every button well-placed. Make more things like this. More »
Nikon’s new P510 superzoom crams 1000mm and 42x optical zoom of super telephoto capability into a compact camera, the longest optical zoom ever stuffed into a compact camera. The P500 the 510′s replacing is 36x, and Canon’s PowerShot SX40 HS comes in at 35x. More »
The hugely-anticipated Nikon D800 might be hitting soon — like a week and a half soon. Nikon rumours claims the impending mega-DSLR will shoot 36 megapixels, confirming earlier speculation. And it’ll kick off on February 7. More »
The $US6000 D4 will replace Nikon’s flagship D3S and our current favourite top-end DSLR in late February, and upgrade it in just about every way. Here are the basics: It comes in with a 16.2 FX-format CMOS Nikon-designed sensor with pixels at 7.3 microns and an Expeed 3 processor. More »
Not much info to go off of here, but the French publication Responses Photo published some shots of what might be the Nikon D4. If this is in fact accurate, Nikon’s new flagship DSLR could be right around the corner. More »
