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If you are looking for a cheap and good digital SLR check out these latest choices from Nikon. The Nikon D3100 is a new digital SLR directed at entry-level consumers. It supersedes the Nikon D3000 and happens to come with new features such as a 14.2 megapixel CMOS sensor, LiveView, and full hi-def video recording ability.
This DSLR camera is great for budding photography fans. It comes at an affordable price but does not compromise in delivering high quality images. It is light and portable with a small form factor thanks to its well-designed body.
Shooting pictures is relatively easy with Nikon D3100’s Guide Mode. It is an in-camera guide that explains step-by-step how to modify camera options. Just select a Guide Mode setting that enhances the scene then let Guide Mode assist you. It also demonstrates sample photos so you’ll know what to expect from each setting.
The Nikon D3100 supports 1080p full-HD video recording at 1920 x 1080px with 24 fps frame rate which is the same for film. With the versatility of the Nikon stable of cameras you get a good selection of NIKKOR lenses for all styles of shooting. And for easily moving sequences, new subject-tracking AF keeps people sharp. After shooting the video footage, you can watch them on the big 3 inch LCD monitor and perform easy editing tasks. Also innovative is the Live View feature that gives you an intuitive, familiar way to take pictures of pets or children having a enjoyable time. Activating it is easy. You just need to flip a switch to switch it on. There is furthermore a new face-priority AF that locks focus on faces, even on persons that are not specifically looking at the camera.
If you would like something more solid go for the the Nikon D7000. It is the newest enthusiast-level Digital slr with many notable features that include a magnesium alloy body, 39 point AF system, and 1080p HD movie recoding with Af.
This new model supersedes the well regarded Nikon D90. It sits somewhere between the D90 and the Nikon D300S in the Nikon DSLR line-up. Still, contrary to what one might think, the D7000 is not simply a D90 upgraded with additional features. It is a cutting edge camera that outperforms the Nikon D90 and even the costlier D300 in many areas.
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