Continuing its ongoing camera rollout, Japan-based company Nikon has introduced a new lightweight DSLR -- the D7200. A successor to 2013's popular D7100 model, the new camera boasts a 24.2 megapixel DX CMOS sensor, with no optical low-pass filter, an EXPEED 4 image processing chip, a 51-point autofocus system and a 3.2-inch fixed LCD. The D7200 will also be the company's first camera with WiFi and NFC technologies integrated, streamlining image sharing capabilities for users. The camera's video ...
Continuing its ongoing camera rollout, Japan-based company Nikon has introduced a new lightweight DSLR -- the D7200. A successor to 2013's popular D7100 model, the new camera boasts a 24.2 megapixel DX CMOS sensor, with no optical low-pass filter, an EXPEED 4 image processing chip, a 51-point autofocus system and a 3.2-inch fixed LCD. The D7200 will also be the company's first camera with WiFi and NFC technologies integrated, streamlining image sharing capabilities for users. The camera's video ...
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