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Nikon Canada has also announced the MSRP on the new entry level Nikon D3000, and the new Nikon DX format flagship, the D300s digital SLR. The soon to be released 12.3 megapixel Nikon D300s serves as an update to the photo enthusiast / professional oriented Nikon D300 SLR, and now offers 720p HD movie clip recording with sound. Canadian MSRP is $2069. See all
of the new Nikon Canada MSRP's on Nikon digital SLR cameras below or click
on the images above to go directly to a Nikon SLR of interest.
The Nikon D60 SLR has established a reputation as one of the most solid performers in its class. With its high quality 10.2 megapixel images, intuitive menu system and easy to use buttons and controls, the Nikon D60 SLR has become a favourite with many family and travel photographers. The Nikon D60 also features a convenient in-camera 'Retouch Menu', allowing a user to correct and adjust images in-camera without the need of a computer. Resize, crop, remove red eye, convert RAW to JPEG images and add creative effects including making a Black and White copy of the original image. Nikon
D60 body only: MSRP in Canada now $419, was $449. $40 less.
The Nikon D3000 is Nikon's latest digital SLR camera that is designed for entry level users. As an upgrade to the Nikon D40 and D60, the D3000 adds a larger 3.0-inch LCD screen and incorporates a number of features and functions from the D5000 and the Nikon D90. With a
10.2 megapixel resolution DX format sensor, the D3000 features plenty
of resolution for larger size prints. An easy Guide Mode setting on the
control dial helps novice users take better pictures. Nikon
D3000 body only: MSRP $499.99
Nikon D3000 kit with AF-S DX 18-55mm VR zoom lens: MSRP $639.99 (top)
The Nikon D5000 is a digital SLR camera that is mainly aimed at entry level users that want the added ability of recording 720p HD movie clips interchangeably with their still images. With a
12.3 megapixel resolution DX format sensor and advanced technologies inherited
from its higher end siblings like the Nikon D90 and D300, the Nikon D5000
is an ideal family oriented camera. Users will also benefit from the cameras
large swivel LCD monitor. Nikon
D5000 body only: MSRP now $829, was $869. $40 less
Nikon
D5000 kit with AF-S DX 18-55mm VR zoom lens: MSRP now $949, was $999.
$50 less (top)
The Nikon D90 is one of Nikon's most popular digital SLR's to date and was the first digital SLR to also feature the ability to record 720p HD movie clips with sound. Primarily aimed at photography enthusiasts, the 12.3 MP Nikon D90 incorporates a number of advanced features including Nikon's Scene Recognition System, 11-point Auto Focus with 3D AF tracking, and built-in wireless flash control. A wealth of automatic modes on the D90 allows more novice users to pick up the camera and still shoot great photos while learning and expanding their photographic skills. The Nikon
D90 also features a large 3.0-inch high resolution 920,000 dot LCD monitor
with wide viewing angle, making reviewing images on the monitor that much
easier. Fast 4.5 frames per second continuous shooting ability helps capture
the right moment. Nikon
D90 body only: MSRP now $1069, was $1099. $30 less
Nikon
D90 kit with AF-S DX 18-55mm VR zoom lens: MSRP now $1389, was $1439.
$50 less (top)
Nikon D300 SLR body only: MSRP now $1699, was $1799. $100 less. As the former Nikon DX format flagship (recently updated with the Nikon D300s), the serious hobbyist and professional oriented Nikon D300 digital SLR offers 12.3MP resolution in a more durable magnesium alloy camera body that also features weather seals to help protect against the elements. The Nikon D300 is designed to meet the requirements of advanced photographers with fast 51 point AF with 3D AF Subject Tracking, a 1005-segment RGB 3D Matrix metering system, and up to 8 frames per second continuous shooting with the optional Nikon MB-D10 battery grip (6 frames per second without the grip). The Nikon
D300 also features a large 3.0-inch high resolution 920,000 dot LCD monitor
with wide viewing angle, and a dedicated i-TTL built-in flash that can
act as a wireless trigger for optional external compatible speedlights
in support of the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Nikon Canada has also reduced the manufacturer's suggested retail price on the professional Nikon D700, Nikon D3 and Nikon D3x full frame FX format digital SLR cameras. The manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for the D700 body only is now $3069, a price decrease equal to $330 (was $3399). The MSRP on the professional Nikon D3 FX format SLR body only is now $5549 a reduction of $300 (was $5849). Compare the current US$ street price on the new Nikon D3s SLR at B&H Photo The professional 24.5 megapixel high resolution full frame Nikon D3x FX format SLR now has an MSRP of $8949 Canadian, a price decrease that amounts to about $500. |
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