Nikon has today announced the arrival of their new D3200 entry-level DSLR camera, which is equipped with a 24 megapixel sensor, and builds on the features which Nikon included in their D3100 DSLR camera last year.
As well as a larger sensor the Nikon D3200 also includes a high-ISO increase to 6400, and a newer Expeed 3 image processor that adds an extra frame per second, now making it 4 fps, to the D3200′s burst mode feature.
The new Nikon D3200 is also equipped with a 11-point autofocus system with automatic scene recognition, and will capture 1080p video at 24 fps and 30 fps with HDMI output. As well as a new microphone-in port which now provides a large range of audio options for users.
Nikon has also announced today the arrival of their new WU-1a wireless adapter that can remote control over the D3200′s shutter release at distances up to 49 feet from the camera. The WU-1a wireless adapter currently only works with the new Nikon D3200 will be available in May for $60.
The Nikon D3200 will be arriving in stores this month, for around $700, and comes supplied with a 18-55mm stabilised lens.
Source: Geeky Gadgets
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