Early this morning, Nikon officially announced the new Nikon D610. Obviously the next iteration in the D600 level. As a result, we have launched the D610 Pre-order & In Stock Tracker for those looking to get their hands on this new camera. To see who has pre-orders currently available, head over to the tracker. Sign up for our FREE in stock alerts and we will alert via TXT, email or browser alerts you when you can purchase this camera.

Here are some of the highlights from the announcement:

D610 Primary Features

• Nikon’s exclusive technologies for superior image quality
• An effective pixel count of 24.3-million pixels and an FX-format CMOS sensor
• The EXPEED 3 image-processing engine with high-speed processing capabilities (same EXPEED 3 high-performance image-processing engine built into high-end D4, D800, and D800E Nikon FX-format cameras).
• Auto white balance that achieves natural color reproduction
• Picture Control for accurate reflection of user intent or creativity
• NIKKOR lenses that maximize the superior rendering performance of the D610
• High-speed continuous shooting at approximately 6 fps*1 for up to 100 shots*2, and quiet continuous shooting at approximately 3 fps*1

D610 basic performance and operation

• AF system with 39 densely packed focus points, 7 of which are f/8 compatible
• Scene Recognition System with highly precise and practical auto functions
• An optical viewfinder with approximately 100% frame coverage
• Double memory card slots for effective use of 2 SD memory cards
• Built-in flash capable of wireless multiple-flash control

D610 Video Features

• Recording of 1920 x 1080/30p full-HD movies that make a variety of forms of expression possible
• Multi-area mode Full HD D-movie: Offers two movie formats
• Time-lapse photography

D610 Accessories

• System expansion that includes support for wireless accessories such as the Wireless Remote Controllers WR-R10/WR-T10 and Wireless Mobile Adapter WU-1b (accessories available separately).

To read the full release, head over to the Nikon site.

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