Nikon has proudly announced its new D90 DSLR Camera. Known as the world’s first DLSR camera that shoots High Definition video, this camera is capable of offering you with truly cinematic results and stunning image quality. Its 12.3 mega pixel and the newly designed DX-format CMOS image sensor make it different from other digital cameras already available in the market.

Toru Uematsu, Senior Manager Product Planning at Nikon Europe B.V says: “The Nikon D90′s combines imaging technology inherited directly from our D300 and innovative features like Live View, D-Movie, Scene Recognition and Picture Control – once again confirming Nikon’s leadership in cutting edge imaging technology. Add its innovative, high-performance features such as the CMOS image sensor, and the extremely wide ISO sensitivity range, we are convinced that this new camera will appeal to all passionate photographers looking for the next step in creativity.”

D90 DSLR Camera supports ISO 100. It can also support ISO sensitivity range of 200 – 3200. It features Active D-Lighting, Picture Control and Scene Recognition. Apart from these, Nikon D90 DSLR Camera incorporates Nikon’s proprietary EXPEED image processing concept.

Nikon D90 DSLR Camera is available at a price of £699.99 with body only, while it is available with 18-105mm F/3.5-5.6G ED VR at a price of £849.99.

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