Nikon recently launched a new digital camera for anyone requiring high-end camera function. The Nikon FX format D700 DSLR is the camera that will definitely fit your needs. So, what's in this new digital camera? Nikon equipped it with a 12.1 megapixel FX-format sensor that can work with an area of up to 36.0 x 23.9 mm. It has an upgraded ISO of 200 to 6400 for much improved picture taking no matter what the lighting condition. Capable of taking 5 frames per second gives you the option of shooting anything successively.

Uploading photos online can sometimes be a hassle since you always have to deal with cables or USBs just to get it done. So Nikons latest Wi-Fi feature for the Nikon Coolpix S51c would be hard to resist. Before you get too excited you have to know that this does not carry full Internet capability. The Wi-Fi is only for the service “My Picturetown”. This is an image-sharing website that is also owned by Nikon and it is the place where your friends and even other people can take a peek and download the pictures you upload. You can also send images through email. And by uploading to “My Pcituretown” you can easily link the pictures to your personal blog and other social sites.

Aside from the new addition to the S-line of digital cameras, Nikon also released the new P5000 for you if you want a digital camera that’s fashionable and at the same time capable of taking professional quality images. Like earlier Nikon cameras, the P5000 is equipped with a 10-megapixel resolution CCD and a sensitivity of up to 3200 ISO. The 3.5 optical zoom will let you catch more real-life looking shots. This cam is also capable of tolerating appended lenses.

Renowned camera brand Nikon has a series of new offerings for the market. Among the eight new digital cameras they released, half of them belong to the S-line or Style. These new S-line cams are the Coolpix S50, Coolpix S50c, Coolpix S200 and the Coolpix S500. All of these new digital cameras are equipped with their own unique feature so customers will have quite a selection for taking precious still shots.

Nikon is one of the most respected names in terms of cameras. Well, now they have a new offering for the photo buffs out there. Unveiling the new addition to their SLR line up – give way for the D40 digital SLR.

Though news about the basic features of this D40 has been around in the internet for some weeks now, a feature that makes this item totally advantageous is the price that only goes $599.95.

Nikon gives amateur photographers and first-time digital camera users more choices by adding five new digital cameras to its COOLPIX lineup of point-n-shoot digicams. These are the S10, L5, L6, S9 and the S7c models—all featuring One Touch portrait button, in-camera Red-Eye Fix, D-Lighting and video recording capability.

The most expensive of the five cameras is the 6-megapixel COOLPIX S10, which is worth $400. It features a 2.5-inch LCD screen, 10x optical lens, Pictmotion (lets users edit and combine movie, images and music), and vibration reduction.

Nikon Coolpix 8700 is really a great unique digital camera, it has an 8.0 effective megapixel, a powerful 8x Optical zoom-Nikkor ED lens giving its user a zoom equivalent of 35-280mm which make any photographer able to get very close to anything without worring about the quality and color of the image. That's not all, the Coolpix 8700's produces image sizes of up to 3,264 x 2,448-pixels in size and you can also take movies with it in 30 fps (frame per second) with audio too.