Nikon has launched a new 12.3-megapixel camera. It has a DX-Format and a CMOS sensor. We wish they could have provided a CCD sensor but the image quality is still good. CCD sensors consume 100 times more power than CMOS so they need a big battery. Therefore, for this reason, Nikon is using a CMOS sensor. It has a 3.0-inch high density 920 thousand dots color monitor. It has a viewing angle of 170 degrees with complete frame coverage. The monitor is a TFT and you can adjust its brightness as well. It can shoot continuously up to 6 frames per second. The accuracy is high and is further enhanced by 51-point autofocus with 3D focus tracing. It also has a dynamic dust reduction system and Nikon's exclusive Scene Recognition System (SRS). It has two LiveView shooting modes and has revolutionary picture control settings. The construction of this camera is also good; it has a rugged magnesium-alloy construction. The viewfinder is SLR-type with fixed level pentaprism. It also has a great built-in adjustment and an eyepoint of 19.5 mm. The shutter speed and aperture can be controlled electronically by the user. It’s a great camera ...