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Usain Bolt: full-time Olympic legend, part-time sports photographer
Usain Bolt's grabbing all the headlines today following another dominant performance at the London 2012 Olympics, this time in defense of his 200m sprint title. In amongst the pictures accompanying coverage of his feat, however, you might find a few taken by the "living legend" himself.
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Lexar announces XQD memory cards for Nikon D4, available Q3 2012
Lexar this week announced plans to launch a new line of XQD memory cards, currently supported only by the Nikon D4 camera.
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Sony ups XQD write speeds to 168MB/s with new S Series memory cards
Sony has announced a new high-speed XQD memory card series. Aimed at sports photographers, the S series cards offer sustained read and write speeds of 168MB/s, considerably faster than the first generation of XQD cards.
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Photos of Nikon's D600 full-frame DSLR leaked
Leaked images of Nikon's D600 full-frame DSLR body have appeared on Chinese site Xitek.com. The images show an autofocus motor, previously rumored to be missing on the D600.
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Nikon updates firmware to address lockup issues affecting D4, D800, and D800E
Nikon has released firmware updates for its D4, D800, and D800E DSLRs that address freezing issues with the cameras in addition to other smaller bugs.
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Nikon acknowledges D4 and D800 freezing issues, is currently working on a fix
Nikon has just told Photo District News that "a small number of D4 / D800 users" have reported their cameras locking up and freezing; the company also said it's working on a "permanent solution."
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Nikon announces new 28mm f/1.8 fast wide-angle prime lens, out May 28th for $699.95
Nikon has announced the AF-S Nikkor 28mm f/1.8G, a fast wide angle prime lens designed for full-frame cameras.
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Nikon D4 mechanics captured at 1,000 frames per stunning second
Video footage of the Nikon D4 in operation, captured with a Phantom HD Gold camera at 1000 frames a second.
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Nikon D4 and D800 prices rise 10 percent in the UK after computer mix-up
Nikon's forthcoming D4, D800, and D800E cameras have seen a price rise of 10 percent in the UK following a "local internal systems error."
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Nikon D4 manual available to download, camera may come bundled with 16GB XQD card
The manual for Nikon's D4 has been made available to view online five days before the camera's ship date. There are reports that the D4 is bundled with a 16GB XQD card from Sony.
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Nikon D4 and D800 out on March 20th, up for preorder on Amazon
The Nikon D4 and D800 full-frame DSLRs are available to preorder on Amazon, with a release date set of March 20th.
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Nikon D4 in-depth preview
This preview is about what the Nikon D4 is like to shoot with and what kind of results it produces, so read on to see what you'll be getting if you're one of the lucky photographers to purchase the top of the line camera in the coming weeks.
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Nikon D4 sample pictures (at ISO 12,800)
A gallery of photos taken with Nikon's new D4 full frame camera at its native maximum of 12,800 ISO.
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Nikon D4 scheduled for March 15th release in France, to debut mid-March in US
Nikon's D4 was originally slated to launch in February, but now the company has confirmed to us that it will be launching mid-March, alongside the D800.
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Nikon prototype D4 and D800 allegedly snatched in Ireland, along with $100,000+ of photography equipment
Nikon's prototype D4 and D800 were allegedly stolen in Ireland this week, along with a vanload of photography equipment.
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Nikon preparing third new DSLR for launch in 2012
In an interview with Amateur Photographer, Nikon's marketing GM Nobuaki Sasagaki mentioned that the company's most newest DSLRs wouldn't be the only ones released in 2012, though he wasn't more specific about timing.
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Nikon D800 full-frame DSLR official: 36.3 megapixels, video-friendly features for $2,999.95 in March
After months of rumors, Nikon formally announced the D800, a new full-frame DSLR designed for video professionals and shooters.
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SanDisk, Lexar playing the waiting game on XQD
SanDisk has announced they are not planning on manufacturing XQD cards yet.
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Nikon D4 network-accessible wireless control demo
A rep at Nikon's booth just waked us through one of the D4's most intriguing features. Once the D4 is hooked up to a network via Wi-Fi or its ethernet port, you can pull a network IP address off the screen and use that to connect to the camera with your computer.
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Nikon D4 hands-on impressions
The Nikon D4 is the Japanese company's February 2012 refresh to the very top end of its camera range. It offers a full-frame 16.2-megapixel sensor, a 51-point AF system that's dramatically faster than the D3s, and an even wider ISO range.
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Nikon D4 hands-on gallery
The Nikon D4 is the Japanese company's January 2012 refresh to the very top of its model range, offering a full-frame DSLR with outstanding low-light performance and lightning-quick autofocus.
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Nikon D4 announced: 16.2MP full-frame DSLR for $5,999.95 in February
After many rumors and much speculation, Nikon finally announced the D4, its latest flagship DSLR.
Nikon D4: specs, release date, price, and our in-depth preview
- Nikon D4 hands-on impressions Jan 6, 2012, 12:00am EST
- Nikon D4 wire report leaks, confirming 16.2MP full-frame DSLR for $6,000 in February Jan 4, 2012, 8:07pm EST
- Potential Nikon D4 image surfaces, looks a lot like the D3s Dec 30, 2011, 11:13am EST
- Nikon D4 specs rumored: 204,800 max ISO, 16.2-megapixel sensor, and 11fps continuous shooting Dec 12, 2011, 4:47am EST
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Nikon D4 wire report leaks, confirming 16.2MP full-frame DSLR for $6,000 in February
We're still not completely sure what Nikon's D4 will look like, but we can tell you its specs: it seems a wire report has been inadvertently published confirming that the hotly-anticipated DSLR will arrive in February, bringing a full-frame 16.2 megapixel sensor with a 100-102,400 native ISO range for $6,000.
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Potential Nikon D4 image surfaces, looks a lot like the D3s
The often-reliable Nikon Rumors has posted a photo of a Nikon camera that could be the D4, though the grey box covering up the camera's name badge sets off a few alarms.
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Nikon D4 specs rumored: 204,800 max ISO, 16.2-megapixel sensor, and 11fps continuous shooting
Canon's introduction of the 1D X had to prompt a response from Nikon, and now we're hearing the first rumored spec sheet for what that might look like. Nikon's D4, the subject of whispers and speculation for most of this year, will reportedly feature a 16.2-megapixel sensor, an 11fps burst mode, and a native ISO range of between 100 and 102,400.