You Nikon APS-C shooters ready to get your hopes up? Almost 5 years after the Nikon D300s was announced, Nikon USA has officially moved it from the active camera list to its archived camera list, leading many to believe that the long-awaited followup is just around the corner.
Nikon Rumors just reported a big one! Vague, but big. According to the well-connected rumor site, they have received the first ever "reliable" tip about a brand new high-end DX format (read: APS-C size sensor) DSLR from Nikon: The D9300.
Last Friday, we shared a video that compared the burst mode shutter speeds and sounds of various Canon DSLRs, and lest Nikon fanboys think we're biased towards one brand or another, here's a similar video by YouTube user bauercti that does the same thing for several of the camera's in Nikon's lineup.
Sending cameras to the edges of space on a weather balloon has become a pretty popular activity as of late, but up to now people were mostly sending up cell phones, compact cameras, and small HD video cameras (e.g. GoPros). While those devices are light and relatively cheap, the quality of images produced isn't the best.
Here’s how Chuck Norris might wash a dirty Nikon D300S. Too bad his never gets dirty… …
Ever wonder what happens when you drop your camera off at a repair shop? This time-lapse video shows a …