Its official unveiling isn't expected till next month. But details have started to come through about Nikon's new DSLR, the D90.
The Nikon D90 has been rumoured to have a 12MP sensor that's capable of shooting 4.5 frames a second, there's also live view which is frequently becoming the view of choice for DSLR users and it looks like geotagging will be a reality, with the D90 rumoured to be equipped with GPS capabilities.
This camera is set to be the first DSLR to shoot video as well as stills. Because of this, the camera comes equipped with a microphone grill. Any video footage can be played back on the TV via an HDMI cable.
The D90 features a new lens, too. The camera is said to come equipped with a 18-105mm f3.5-5.6G DX VR.
There's no cost or release date announced, but this new DSLR is expected to be a viable contender in the prosumer camera market.
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