Nikon goes full HD with the D3100 digital SLR
The camera's ISO sensitivity has received a significant boost, now ranging from ISO100 to ISO3200, which can be extended even further to ISO12800 to help cope with the most challenging of lighting conditions
Article Summary
As the rumor mill hit fever pitch, Nikon chose to announce the successor to its popular D3000 entry-level digital SLR. The new D3100 is Nikon's first digital SLR to record full 1080p high definition video and also features full time autofocus. Its sensor has been increased to 14.2 megapixels, the sensitivity range given a huge boost and users can now frame shots via the LCD display as well as the viewfinder.
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