Nikon announce 6mp D3 variant

I think somebody at Nikon needs to get out more.
They cut it in half why? to see what was inside? Heres a thought, maybe they didn't know what was inside because it was actually made by Canon??? :lol:
Wayne
 
swanseamale47 said:
I think somebody at Nikon needs to get out more.
They cut it in half why? to see what was inside? Heres a thought, maybe they didn't know what was inside because it was actually made by Canon??? :lol:
Wayne
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I doubt that.....I can't see anywhere for the photocopier paper to feed in....:razz:
 
Is it just me or did anyone expect there to be more... errrr.... stuff inside the D3 and less... errr.. stuff inside the 24-70? :thinking:

Nice link btw :)
 
TheBionicDan said:
Is it just me or did anyone expect there to be more... errrr.... stuff inside the D3 and less... errr.. stuff inside the 24-70? :thinking:

Nice link btw :)
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I think they've removed the hamster and treadmill that gets you 9fps, before cutting it in half :lol:
 
I'm going to refrain from the usual Nikon jokes or the "best think to happen to a nikon camera" obvious line as i found this really quite amazing.

Seeing inside of a camera and lens at someone elses expense is better then at first hand :lol:
 
I think there were pictures of that about before the D3 was even available.
 
It really makes you appreciate the skill and precision that goes into the making of a modern day DSLR.
 
just wondering... what is the mechanism underneath the mirror doing? (Between the battery and the mirror)

Seems to be sat there, and i can't guess what it's for...
 
I'd love to have a full frame sensor in a D40 class body!

6 megapixels with that sensor would be just right :)

Cutting it in half isn't quite what I had in mind!
 
Now thats what I call Porn
 
Ant said:
just wondering... what is the mechanism underneath the mirror doing? (Between the battery and the mirror)

Seems to be sat there, and i can't guess what it's for...
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IIRC, that's the AF sensor.

Nice piece of bisection by the bods (? apprentices) at Nikon.
 
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