Dutch website Focus Media published this reader photo of an Italian camera dealer ad showing the Nikon D600 — a camera that doesn’t officially exist yet. This new sighting comes after first photos of the entry-level full-frame camera leaked back in June.
The rumored specs for the camera include a 24.7MP full frame sensor, an ISO range of 100-6400, 38 autofocus points (with 9 of them cross points), 1080p HD video recording, 100% viewfinder coverage, and a 3.2-inch LCD screen.
All signs seem to point to the camera being announced at Photokina in Germany next month — possibly alongside an entry-level full frame competitor by Canon.
If you’re hoping that “entry level†means sub-$1000, you might be out of luck. What’s more likely is that the cameras are in the high $1,XXX range — still pricey for a DSLR, but significantly cheaper than the existing full frame DSLRs on the market.
Nikon D600 is coming (via 1001 Noisy Cameras)
Nikon D600 Spotted in an Italian Camera Dealer Advertisement
No comments:
Post a Comment