Wait , im re imagining D300 as D700 again , forgot price for D300 set around 6K....   
Left my good old D90 in the dry box too long , until forgot price for D300 =_=

Surprise
July 30 (rumors)--Okay, I'm gonna take a few things back. Trying to read the tea leaves in Japan about what's coming and when is always difficult. All the disruption that's occurred due to the March 11th quake has just made it harder to make sense of some of the bits and pieces that do leak. Some suppliers have changed, some manufacturing has been moved around a bit (some mounts now made in Malaysia, for instance), so the knowledge of various sources has also changed a bit, too. I lost one source and gained a new one. Coupled with hectic and changing management decisions, I've gotten quite a bit of conflicting information in the past few months.

Basically, the crowd reading this site is interested in five cameras: the expected new Nikon mirrorless, and the replacements for the D300s, D700, D3s, and D3h. I believe I've called some of this wrong, so I'm now going to try to correct my predictions:

    D700 replacement: August 24 announce, October delivery.
    D3s replacement (D4): August 24 announce, December delivery to NPS pros.
    Nikon mirrorless: January CES announce, February delivery.
    D300s replacement: February announce, delivery shortly thereafter.
    D3x replacement: not predictable at the moment, but late 2012 seems to be the earliest plausible possibility.

Yeah, I'm a bit surprised, too. Do I have 100% confidence in those five statements? No. But I have more confidence in them than I do my last prediction. I do have near 100% confidence that we've got two more DSLRs coming in 2011, though, and that one of them is the D4. It's been that other product that's been pesky to pin down. But one of my Japanese friends let something slip that has reversed my original thought (D300s replacement in August).

In many ways, that makes sense. The successful D7000 has taken pressure off producing a D400 (or is it D8000 now?), and announcing a pair of next generation FX bodies together has more punch than the FX/DX combo, plus it finally addresses the perceived 5DII gap (with Sony now about to open a DX gap, though; see below).

There's no real pressure on Nikon to launch the mirrorless product, and I believe they'll try to make a splash (as will Canon) at CES in January, where they have two booths and are rumored to be lobbying to change to a larger presence. It's a consumer product, after all, and that's a perfect launch forum for it, especially with the PMA trade show being right next door this year. A D300s successor in early 2012 and a D3x followup at the end of the year puts them back at about their yearly 3 serious cameras rate, which they fell dramatically off of in 2010 (2; maybe they were counting the P7000 ;~).

Okay, so my predictions have wobbled back and forth across the highway like a drunken driver. Let's hope I don't crash.

Meanwhile, the August 23/24 dates are starting to look like a freeway pileup of their own. Sony will be announcing two APS DSLRs (including their A77 competitor to the D300s, and rumored to be 24mp), two NEX models, three NEX lenses, at least two Alpha lenses, and a new fast focusing adapter for Alpha lenses on NEX cameras (incorporates phase detect).

As Nikon Rumors has suggested, Nikon will preceed their DSLR announcement with Coolpix announcements, including a GPS and tilt screen equipped P7100 followup to the P7000, kicking off a new line of rugged and waterproof Coolpix, and their third attempt to make a Coolpix with a projector stick in the market (not).

i was bragging since last year end until now i manage save 2k 

figure = cheap model that wont bragging and will stay still in a fixed pose let you shoot until she melt. 

Pic spam...comment please.

I hope I can get rid of my bad gaming habit once I buy this expensive DSLR 

Got this quote from one of the former here.

Nikon D7000 body + 18-105mm VR + AF50mm f1.8D = RM4200

Both comes with 8GB SD card + DSLR Bag + Nikon Malaysia warranty

Why i go for D7000, Magnesium alloy, ergonomic, heavy (easier to control for me), 6 fps, these are the list why i wanted to get
As for alternate reason, my mom tell me, if wan buy straight away get a good one .

Thrust me , if you can devote yourself for having fun shooting with it , you would eventually forgot how the computer even starts up...
Had experienced it myself when first night with ma D90 , though didn't sleep the night reading the manual 

hi, 4k sounds extremely attractive, where did you get that price from?

Shashinki.com also offer 4k for the kitlens..

Nowadays its getting cheaper by the days u know..

see the review shared by hidden, the G is way better than the D version..

the 50mm lens would be a 75mm lens due to the fact its an fx lens and you're having a dx body!

Hey hidden! I'll be heading to Singapore as well, next week for 6 days Just for photography purposes too and some fun

u have
nikon 12-24
nikon 10-24
sigma 10-20
tamron 10-24 (many review says that this lens is very soft)

u can take tokina 11-16 and use manual focus too as this lens do not have built in motor...

Is Nikon D3100 still worth the value to buy? with the lens together or buy other lens for it?

What's the difference between Nikon D3100 and D5100,is it really difference much? ON tight budget RM2k

D5100 have better video capabilities than D7000?

Guys, can I know what is the difference between the Nikon 50mm f/1.8G and Nikon 50mm f/1.8D ?

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