electronista.com - 4/14/2009
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Nikon tonight unveiled a long-awaited update to its entry digital SLRs with the D5000. The camera claims a pair of firsts: it stands as the first Nikon DSLR of any type to use a swivel LCD and can use it to either provide settings or a new live view mode to compose shots from off-angle. Video is ...
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Nikon announces swivel-screen D5000 DSLR
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... up to ISO 3,200 in normal shooting and up to ISO 6,400 in an extended mode. The number of auto-focusing points has also been improved from just 3 to 11. And it’s been added with 3D tracking that allows to track moving subject and allows blacketing.
Nikon expects to start shipping the D5000 in May and will price it at about $850 bundled with an 18-55mm VR lens kit. For the body alone, it will be priced at about $730.
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