4/26/2012 08:07:00 PM
dannzfay
Even though it supposedly doesn't have enough D800 cameras to go around, Nikon is reportedly preparing a sort of successor/sibling to it.
Nikon Rumors says that a DSLR camera called D600 will appear sooner or later.
It will be an “entry-level” full frame camera, but that doesn't mean the price will be all that low compared to the D800 (around $3,000 / 2,898 Euro).
Alas, the specs are only partially known, and the sensor is not among them.
Still, even learning of the dual SD card slots, the Auto DX crop mode and in-camera RAW editor is better than nothing.
GPS integration may be present as well, but no HDR will be available, nor an external battery grip.
The report suggests that shipments will begin at some point during this summer (2012).
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