Nikon announced two new Coolpix cameras: B600 and the previously rumored A1000. The A1000 (pictured above) actually looks interesting: 35x zoom, 4k video, tilting LCD screen, 16MP sensor (1/2.3" CMOS), 24-840mm f/3.4-6.9 lens, maximum sensitivity of ISO 6400, optical Vibration Reduction (3 stops equivalent) and RAW (NRW) support. Nikon is the market leader in the fix-lens camera segment in Japan. The two new cameras are not yet officially announced in the US. After the B600 and A1000 Nikon still has five registered but not yet officially announced cameras. Additional information on the new cameras: Nikon Coolpix A1000 camera Nikon Corporation (Nikon) is pleased to announce the release of the COOLPIX A1000, a stylish compact digital camera equipped with an electronic viewfinder that supports 35x optical zoom. The COOLPIX A1000 boasts a compact size for ease of portability, and comes equipped with a 35x optical zoom lens that covers a range of equivalent focal lengths — from the wide-angle 24 mm*1 to the super-telephoto 840 mm*1 (Dynamic Fine Zoom further expands the zoom ratio to 70x*2). This allows users to easily enjoy super-telephoto photography that delivers images with sharp and clear resolution. The COOLPIX A1000 supports a maximum sensitivity of ISO 6400. The camera is also equipped with a lens-shift vibration reduction (VR) function for still-image shooting, and hybrid vibration reduction (VR) for movie recording that is effective even when recording 4K UHD movies. The camera's Active D-Lighting function reduces the loss of details in highlights and shadows in high-contrast situations such as...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Thursday, 17 January, 2019