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Electronic virtual horizon
An accelerator sensor incorporated in the body of the camera detects inclination and displays it in the LCD monitor. In Live View shooting, virtual horizon is displayed in the LCD above the monitor image. It can also be displayed in the top control panel and in the exposure indicator of the viewfinder.
I believe Calumet is taking pre orders. http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/NZ24031/?t=CM01&a=CM01
This is the perfect camera for my needs period. How could you have a file that was too large? Plus I think 8 grand gets you a lot of camera. Too bad DX lenses will only allow you to use 10mp as opposed to a non DX lens. OOps on Nikon. Anyone have 8 grand I could borrow? I'll pay it back...
Hard to say I NEED this feature, but I think it's cool for landscape work. At night the little bubble on my tri-pod is extremely hard to see.
I'm a little sad that they chose to keep up with the mega pixel race. I think they had a real opportunity to jump on the seemingly thousands of people that don't want a ton of mega pixels but even better image quality. I can't tell you how many that I have talk to that were furious about Canons chose to put 21mp in the new 5DmkII. I think Nikon had a real chance to put the final blow on it's arguable reign of image quality.
I dont see that as a problem. The DX image circle is smaller and has to be compensated for. Besides I personally would never use my only DX lens on a camera like that. I have a D300 and it is made for DX. I only wish they would have brought the higher ISO performance with the increase in MPs.Too bad DX lenses will only allow you to use 10mp as opposed to a non DX lens. OOps on Nikon.
Love & Bass
LOL, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnwf2RShNV0
sorry you've seen this already, but I found it particularly amusing.