New Nikon D1(s), more leaks
Thanks
to the Japanese digital camera page DCEX and Rob Galbraith we now have
more information on the new D1X and D1H digital SLR's from Nikon. It appears
that Nikon's Australian distributor, Maxwell has published information
pages on these cameras which, it was my understanding is embargoed but
now appears to have made it into the public domain.
UPDATE (6:00 GMT): Steve's Digicams updatesl specs.
Click
here for Steve's Digicams news page (with full specs)
Click
here for Rob Galbraith's article (with screen captures)
Click
here for the So-Net DCEX front page
Click
here for the Maxwell.Com.Au Nikon D1X info page
(page now no longer exist)
Click
here for the Maxwell.Com.Au Nikon D1H info page
(page now no longer exist)
Phil (4:40AM GMT): It appears that Maxwell's servers
are down, whether this is at the intervetion of Nikon is not known but
we understand that the information published is under embargo and shouldn't
have appeared. It's also worth noting that these links appear to have
been originated from a posting
on our Pro Digital Talk forum some 14 hours ago.
(6:00AM GMT): Steve's Digicams blows the embargo
and publishes details of the D1X and D1H.
(7:00AM GMT): Maxwell's server is back up but the
pages are now gone... |
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