The Nikon D90 is eminently suitable for novice photographers, without patronising by scrimping on features. You’ll get an anti-dust system to keep your 12.3-megapixel CMOS sensor squeaky clean, and a new the AF-S DX Nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR (Vibration Reduction) kit lens to stop you shaking it like a Polaroid picture.
We’ve already seen the specs, know which lenses it’ll be bundled with, and even been offered a pre-order, but now Nikon’s finally come clean and confessed to the existence of its GPS-friendly D90 SLR.
Nikon’s D90 isn’t even official yet, but already it’s specs have leaked, stores have spilled the beans on its lens packages, and now it’s available for pre-order. Or at least it was, before the page was yanked.
First it was the specs, then the lens bundle, now the release date has leaked for Nikon’s GPS-packed D90 SLR.
Happy lunchtime, one and all! Grab a sandwich and settle down for a recap of everything gadget-shaped you’ve missed this morning.
First we had specs of Nikon’s new D90 leaked online, and now the price of this GPS-packed camera has slipped out too, along with details of the lens bundles on offer from day one.
UPDATE: Not only have the D90′s specs leaked, but now its price and lens package are public knowledge too. Find out more.