Nikon Digital Camera Timeline – History of Nikon’s Digital Cameras
June 17, 2008
Click here to see the History and Digital Timeline of Nikon Cameras.
- Nikon D1 – 1999 3rd Quarter
- Nikon D1x – 2001 1st Quarter
- Nikon D1H – 2001 1st Quarter
- Nikon D100 – 2002 1st Quarter
- Nikon D2H – 2003 3rd Quarter
- Nikon D70 – 2004 1st Quarter
- Nikon D2X – 2004 2nd Quarter
- Nikon D2Hs – 2005 1st Quarter
- Nikon D70s- 2005 2nd Quarter
- Nikon D50 – 2005 2nd Quarter
- Nikon D200 – 2005 4th Quarter
- Nikon D2Xs- 2006 2nd Quarter
- Nikon D80 -2006 3rd Quarter
- Nikon D40 – 2006 4th Quarter
- Nikon D40x – 2007 2nd Quarter
- Nikon D3 – 2007 4th Quarter
- Nikon D300 – 2007 4th Quarter
- Nikon D60 – 2008 1st Quarter
- Nikon D700 – 2008 3rd Quarter
What is coming up next? Who knows.. maybe the D3X is just around the Corner..
Hahnel Power Solutions Releases Battery Grip for Nikon D50, Nikon D70, and Canon350D
April 25, 2007
Battery Grip for your Nikon D50, Nikon D70 and Canon 350DÂ
Hahnel Power Solutions Releases a 3rd Party Battery Grip power solutions for the Nikon D50, Nikon D70, D70s and the Canon 350D.
- Double the power – using 2 Li-Ion Batteries
- Flexible power solutions – choice of Li-Ion Batteries or AA Rechargeable Batteries.
- Built in Power Management regulating output to camera.
- Stylish Design – matches the ergonomics of the camera.
- Improved Handling – designed to lower the point of gravity.
- Storage Compartment – for camera battery door when battery grip is in use.
Flexibility to change or shuffle between Li-Ion or AA Batteries when you are on the go. Accepts Alkaline or Rechargeable.
Price Range for D50 is placed around 59-69 Pounds while the Nikon D70 and Canon 350D Price 99-120 Pounds.. Is there a local supplier here? none at the moment but Hoodman has a local distributor here.
Tech Specifications of the Battery Grip Available in the Market.
More power means more time to think about the Shoot and not have to worry that your system will die in the middle of a shoot. great for on the go for those travel, wedding or other power hungry photoshoot requirements. The battery grip also helps you with balance of the camera, the weight is distributed more and that handholding is more stable with the grip.
oh yeah… some people say.. and feel that having a bigger camera because of the Battery grip makes them look more “pro”
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