Nikon Coolpix 5000 - in pictures
Published Sep 20, 2001
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dpreview staff
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0600 EST: 0600 UTC: Nikon has today announced the Coolpix
5000. This all new five megapixel, three times optical zoom digital camera
marks the new prestige in the Nikon line. It's all metal (magnesium alloy)
body and stylish lines make it extremely distinctive and professional
looking. Don't be deceived by the looks this camera is smaller than you
would think! In this article (part two of two) we have press photos of
the image as well as some exclusive shots of a pre-production unit we
have in-house.
TIMEZONE: Note that we had been told that the embargo time was 0600 EST
but it turns out that at 0600 UTC several other sites (including Nikon
Japan) have published full Coolpix 5000 info.
Nikon Coolpix 5000 in pictures
Nikon Coolpix 5000 with the Coolpix 995
DISCLAIMER: This image was taken of an early pre-production sample, the
final camera will have a few subtle styling differences. The final production
units will also have a 'tighter' finish quality. Details such as the shiny
plastic used in certain places on the camera will be replaced by a more
matte finish for final cameras.
Nikon Coolpix 5000 with Canon's four megapixel PowerShot G2
DISCLAIMER: This image was taken of an early pre-production sample, the
final camera will have a few subtle styling differences. The final production
units will also have a 'tighter' finish quality. Details such as the shiny
plastic used in certain places on the camera will be replaced by a more
matte finish for final cameras.
Nikon Coolpix 5000 with SB-50DX speedlight
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