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Nikon D70s and Nikon D50 Confirmed by Nikon UK
Following recent speculation, Nikon UK is pleased to confirm the launch of two new digital SLR cameras to be launched towards the end of April 2005.
Both cameras have been designed to meet the requirements of the entry-level digital SLR user. The first will position itself as successor to the Nikon D70, offering an upgraded version to this highly commended D-SLR. The camera will incorporate the latest in Nikon technology, whilst retaining the functionality and quality which has come to be expected from the D70.
In addition to this, Nikon will be introducing a second D-SLR, specifically designed for consumers looking to upgrade from a digital compact to the next level of digital photography. The camera will be affordable and easy to use, perfect for the D-SLR beginner.
More detailed information on both new products will follow shortly.
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#1 Ian
The new DSLR cameras are now on the Nikon UK website. The D50 seems to be a cut down D70. The D70S is very similar to the existing D70 apart from increased buffer and a bigger rear LCD.
12:49 pm - Wednesday, April 20, 2005
#2 Mark Goldstein
Errmm, I think you should check today's news Ian here on PhotographyBLOG
1:34 pm - Wednesday, April 20, 2005