Looking for a Great $4,700 Camera?
June 2, 2006: Nikon unveils its newest top-of-the-line DSLR with the D2xs (does the “xs” stand for “excess cost?).
I’m sure its a great camera. I’m just bitter because I can’t afford it. There won’t be any reviews of the D2xs for awhile, but Popular Photography lists the spec thusly:
The new camera packs improvements to its High-Speed Cropped Image mode, greater burst capacity, an easier viewing LCD screen, a higher-capacity battery, and several more tweaks to controls and connectivity.
The High-Speed Cropped Image Mode has, according to Nikon, proven popular among pros for its ability to gobble 8 frames per second at a very respectable 6.8-megapixel resolution by cropping into the image during capture (resulting in a 2X 35mm lens factor). The viewfinder indication of the cropped image on the D2x, though, is a dotted frame line permanently etched on the viewfinder screen. The new D2xs substitutes a translucent LCD mask overlay that darkens the cropped-out portion of the viewfinder frame only when the cropped mode is in use. In addition, Nikon has optimized the Matrix and centerweighted meter patterns and the i-TTL flashmetering pattern for the cropped area when it’s in use.
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July 18th, 2006 at 9:29 pm
Nikon has announced the D2Xs on the 1 of june, a subtly upgraded D2X. This price is killing me, but! - The key points of improvement are a larger 2.5″ LCD monitor, electronic masking of the focusing screen in high-speed crop mode, modified metering in high-speed crop mode, a longer lasting battery, black and white mode, Adobe RGB in all color modes, up to 3 custom tone curves, 1/3 step ISO boost options, in-camera trim function, image authentication system compatible and save/load settings between cameras. Doesn’t it sound impressive?