Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Nikon has issued a firmware update for the D3300 and D5300. Firmware version 1.02 for each of the cameras provides the following improvements:
Fixed an issue that sometimes resulted in incorrect exposure for the first photo taken in live view.
You can download the update from Nikon’s website at the following links:
I’ve been hunting deals this week for the Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals page but I wanted to share with you a few new solid deals that just popped up. Check them out below. [Read more…]
Adorama has the Nikon D5300 with 18-55mm VR II lens refurbished by Nikon USA for $449.95 (reg. $699.95). Check it out while it lasts here at Adorama.
Nikon’s current instant rebate deals on many of its lenses end this week on Saturday, March 29. The instant rebates offer up to $400 off single lenses and are not required to be bundled with a DSLR in order to get the deals. You can see all of the lens instant rebates here at B&H Photo. [Read more…]
Nikon has announced its new D5300, which is a 24.2MP DSLR and is Nikon’s first to include built-in WiFi and GPS.
The built-in WiFi provides instant photo sharing to smartphones or tablets, while GPS gives users the option of geotagging images as they are captured. [Read more…]
Along with the new D610, Nikon is rumored to introduce the D5300 as an entry-level APS-C format camera. The D5300 should feature the 24MP sensor and 39-point AF system we’re all familiar with now. [Read more…]
Recent rumors suggest that a Nikon D610 is just around the corner to serve as a replacement for the Nikon D600. New evidence that the launch is impending comes from Nikon Rumors’ finding that the Nikon D600 has been removed from Nikon’s Minimum Advertised Price list. [Read more…]
It’s not even been a year since the Nikon D600 was unveiled. Now, new rumors suggest that Nikon may be set to replace it with the D610, alongside a new Nikon D5300. [Read more…]
Users of the Nikon D40 through Nikon D5500 cameras are probably aware of the fact that these cameras cannot autofocus with all Nikon-compatible lenses. These cameras lack a built-in autofocus motor and, therefore, must rely on the motors inside the lenses in order achieve autofocus.
Since the introduction of the D40, Nikon has shown a commitment to making lenses that are compatible with all its DSLRs by putting autofocus motors inside. The cameras listed below all share the same AF motor characteristics and, therefore, need the appropriate lenses:
The following list contains those current lenses from Nikon and will be amended as new, compatible lenses are introduced. [Read more…]