Nikon D3100 Series

In mid September 2010 and Nikon digital SLR camera product launches entry-level update. D3100 DX format CMOS sensor with 14 megapixels, Live View mode, the ability of full HD video with autofocus, coupled with an interactive guide mode, equipped with a "sensor dust buster", and 11-point autofocus. This camera also has a fairly wide ISO range of ISO 100-3200 and expandable up to ISO 12,800, D3100 fits in any lighting condition.
specification

• 14 MP CMOS sensor (23.2 x 15.5 mm)
• Live View
• Continuous AF in video mode / live view
• 3-inch LCD (can not dilipat-putar/swivel)
• ISO 100 - 3200, can be raised up to 12 800
• flash sync 1 / 200 sec
• 11 point AF (multi-CAM 1000)
• Quiet Shutter Release Mode
• shutter life of 100,000 times the age of
• 420-pixel RGB 3D Color Matrix II metering sensor
• HD Video 1920 x 1080p 24 fps and 1280 x 720p 30 fps fps/24
• AVCHD video codec (H.264), HDMI out
• EXPEED2 processor
• the user can save the picture profiles
• video editing in the camera
• 3 fps burst

features
With weapons kit lens AF-S 18-55mm VR, D3100 has a line of other great features such as ISO 12 800 and a maximum of two engines EXPEED processor. Sensors in the D3100 is using a resolution of 14 MP CMOS sensor (D3000 still with a CCD sensor resolution of 10 MP). D3100 still offer a flexible 11 point AF, plus a 3-inch LCD display support resolution 230 thousand pixels.
D3100 is Nikon's first DSLR that can record video with full High Definition resolution or 1920 x 1080 pixels. This movie features the D3100 supports the continuous AF so no longer need to manually adjust the focus ring while recording video. This makes the D3100 as an entry-level DSLR most feature laden ever made by Nikon.