Nikon has unveiled its Coolpix P100, a digital SLR with many firsts. First in line is the P100 is Nikon’s first HD video camera, supporting 1080p. Secondly, it is the first member of Nikon’s well-known Coolpix family to adopt a 10MP CMOS sensor. The new sensor, relocates wiring to enable better low-light photos, an area in which Nikon is increasingly becoming known.
The chunky camera also has a 26x optical zoom and is able to zoom while shooting video.
The Nikon Coolpix P1 will cost $400 when it goes on sale in March.
[Via Gadget Lab and Gizmodo]
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