nikonrumors.com - 3/20/2009
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Stay tuned for more - the screenshot is from Nikon Germany web site - I am still confirming this rumor with my sources and verifying its authenticity (Nikon websites were down yesterday): nikon d400 is here1 Nikon D400 is here? What we can see is CMOS-Sensor (15,3 MP), 6 frames/sec, ISO from 200 ...
neatorama.com - 3/16/2009
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joe March 14th, 2009 at 4:53 pm It’s
a Nikon F; not an F1. linty March 15th,
2009 at 7:38 am I think Glico is the company that makes Pocky too? Torley March 15th, 2009 at 10:51 am That’s really pretty. LOL @“It is a camera which cannot be ...
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Glico Nikon F Miniature Toy Camera
homepage2.nifty.com - 3/16/2009
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Glico Nikon F Miniature, Black Painted Model and
Silver Model Glico Nikon F Miniature, Black Painted Model
and Silver Model Glico Sweet Candy Nikon F Miniature Real Toy Camera Glico Candy Do you know Glico candy? Glico is a famous caramel which is ...
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Glico Nikon F Miniature
nikon.com - 3/23/2009
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nikon.com —
The basic structure of the F-mount has remained
unchanged for half a century, serving as a bridge
between NIKKOR lenses and a steady succession of Nikon SLR camera bodies. The logo expresses an image of capturing infinitely extending light and gifting ...
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News | 50th anniversary of Nikon F-mount
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Nikon D400 DSLR Surfaces on Nikon Germany Site With 15.3MP Sensor, Full HD Video [Rumor]
Gizmodo —
... —but both are pretty plausible. Even if it's a fake, the noise is starting to build, so there's likely something to the D400 whispers, since Nikon's not the best at keeping secrets. [Nikon Rumors] ...
Rumormongering: Nikon D400 imminent?
Crave: The gadget blog —
... Right on the heels of a rumor about a new Canon Rebel, rumors that originally surfaced in November about a Nikon D300 replacement have also reappeared, this time with a screenshot, ostensibly from Nikon Germany's site.
According to the capture posted on Nikonrumors ...
The Nikon D400 supposedly leaked: 15.3-megapixel CMOS, Full HD video mode
CrunchGear —
... Gather ye ’round for what could be the first almost-photo of the Nikon D400, first spotted on Nikon’s German Web site. This almost-photo—there’s no photo of the camera itself, but rather the telltale question mark of an imagine that didn’t properly load in a Web browser—does list the key specs, however. How does 15.3-megapixel CMOS sensor sound to you? Or an ISO range of 200 to 6400? Or maybe the Full HD video capture mode is more your style? ...
Related: nikon d400 on nikon.de, nikon d400 cmos
Nikon D400 coming this summer? —
CrunchGear
We have been reporting on the D400 rumor for what seems like forever. The fabled SLR is suppose to rock a 14.8 MP sensor and shoot HD video. So far we haven’t seen anything official from Nikon but so many little slips must mean that the camera is coming soon. Plus, there is this thing ...
Images Of Space Captured With Nikon Coolpix —
Ubergizmo
How the heck does one snap images of space apart from being an astronaut and smuggling a Nikon Coolpix on board? Well, teens - the pimply group who start to experience puppy love have managed to come up with a rather insteresting solution where they kitten out a balloon with a Nikon Coolpix ...
Se filtra las características de la Nikon D400 —
Gizmología
Esto no es más que un rumor y podría ser una simple equivocación de los webmasters de Nikon Alemania , pero en el sitio aparecieron las especificaciones de la D400 y la realidad es que hay una característica en particular que todos estaban esperando: filmación de video en HD (1080p) , lo ...
New Nikon EDG fieldscope series for serious birders? —
SlashGear
More Nikon Optics but made suitable for scientific researchers or Audubon naturalists. Like the stereoscopic microscope we reported last time, this high performance Nikon fieldscopes are compatible with Nikon’s DSLR and Coolpixs series digital cameras.
The Nikon EDG Fieldscope line-up ...
Pfft, This Nikon SLR Is Way Too Small to Use! [Digital Cameras] —
Gizmodo
In Japan, Gilco candy is sort of like our Cracker Jack, including a small toy in each box. But unlike Crack Jack, Gilco's toys don't totally blow. Discovered in Gilco boxes back in 2002, this Nikon F is a somewhat remarkable mini SLR replica, going so far as to acknowledge the two different ...
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