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I want to know how the designers can look at the camera and be like, "Yep, that looks good." Looks like the styling of the first dSLRs.

Here's a responsible idea: don't buy stuff you can't afford!

I've had a friend get a pin broken off. Not great form factor.

I usually think it's tacky but the first image is extremely well done. After that, not as much.

Color management isn't always about matching your images to the real world color. Most of the time, it is about matching what you see on your monitor to what you get from a print.

Should have been named the SB-901.

What's the point of having the lenses an inch from each other? The 3D is hardly going to have any effect...

Can't wait for 3D to die out.

Superzooms do not make your dSLR a P&S. Most of the image quality concerns of P&S are noise, dynamic range, and tonal quality, none of which are affected by the lens.

Placed 729^th in the challenge. I was photographing a river and knew there was a road bend that went close at this section. Only one car passed for most of the night.

I'd love to see more lens reviews. Or camera reviews. Or stuff realted to....digital photography.

I came here to say that too. Nikon must have stipulated.

All the shots are ISO100. Hard to tell high-ISO performance at all.

Any guesses on price?

Because not everyone has the luxury of shooting f/8 all the time. You ever shoot in anything but bright daylight? Inside of an old church during the ceremony of a wedding? Ever want shallow depth...