The Nikon Corporation wa put up when 3 manufacturers joined to organize an optical company. The company later on became the top producer of lenses which are used for equipment, microscope, binoculars and camera. The company had a vital function during the war because they produced the equipment used by the soldiers. Nikon greatly contributed to the success of the Japanese during the war.
In the 1950s and 1960s rangefinder cameras competed with the Leica and Zeiss brands, however, it ceased operation and focused on the Nikon F single-lens reflex line of cameras which became a huge success. Even 30 years thereafter, the Nikon's F series SLRs were the most widely used small format cameras by professional photographers. Nikon camera was a good brand for good cameras.
The Nikon D3xmodel was introduced in the 3rd quarter of 2007. This camera was clearly designed for speed. The 36 x 23.9 mm CMOS sensor provides a resolution of 24.5 megapixels. D3X users have to accept a smaller range of sensitivity (ISO 100 to 1600, extendable to ISO 50 to 6400) and slower continuous shooting of five frames per second (7 fps in DX mode) in return.
If you are a photographer then you need a long lasting camera. And with durability, it means that your camera should have no plastic parts that wear out, such as plastic battery doors, plastic CF card doors, plastic door catches, plastic rewind cranks, or plastic lens mounts. A good camera must also have utility. It means that it is easy to use and can be easily adjusted.
It means that it should have a up to point access to the exposure speed, quality settings and other features. The camera should contain a button in order to get to the different functions. The lenses must also cover every possible need. If your camera has a slower sync than 1/250 and if you have to spin a knob to go through a menu to get to the ISO and white balance setting, then it is not a professional camera. It is a toy.
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