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3D Color Matrix Metering
Nikon D90
17/10/2008 17:18 Filed in: Gadgets
The Nikon D90 was released in Sept 2008 in Japan, and
is the successor to the popular Nikon D80. It
contains many of the features of the higher-end D300
and D700, but includes the ability to shoot HD movies
- the “D-Movie Mode”. It’s got a 12.3 megapixel DX
format CMOS sensor, using EXPEED image processing
technologies as well as 11-point autofocus with face
priority, 4.5 frames-per-second continuous shooting,
Live View, Nikon 3D Color Matrix Metering II and
Active D Lighting as well as a GPS option for
geo-tagging your photos.
It is looking like the GPS option will be released sometime in December in Japan. Pricing was unavailable when I asked.
Nikon D90 Product Page
Buy a D90 with 18-105mm Lens
It is looking like the GPS option will be released sometime in December in Japan. Pricing was unavailable when I asked.
References
Nikon D90 Product Page
Buy a D90 with 18-105mm Lens