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A Nikon Df camera review by Tom Grill (Web | Blog, click on images for larger view): 
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Tonight Nikon will announce the “revolutionary” Nikon DF Camera. By “revolutionary” I mean that they have taken a full frame sensor from a current digital DSLR and put it into a non-ergonomic retro body and removed many features, including video. Are we excited about this camera because of the photography we will be able to capture with it or are we excited because we will look trendy and fashionable holding it?
David Hellard's curator insight,
November 6, 2013 8:26 PM
I have to be completely honest, the retro look does get my attention. Not because of how I LOOK while holding it, but how I feel using it. I would never buy a camera that didnt have the specs I needed, but if it was a close tie between two and one had that look to it....well...
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Philippe Gassmann's insight:
FYI Nikonrumors who first published the pictures is down right now ...;)
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A review of the Nikon Df dslr retro style camera with comparisons to the nikon d4 and high resolution jpeg sample photos for download. Via Marko Dolinar
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Nikon has announces the Df, which combines the design and controls from its classic film cameras with the modern technology of a digital SLR. The Df's body resembles that of Nikon's F-series 35mm cameras, complete with dials for shutter speed, aperture, and exposure compensation. Inside, the Df borrows the full-frame CMOS sensor from the D4 and the autofocus system from the D610. One thing you won't find on the Df is a movie mode. The Df will be available in your choice of silver/black or black starting in late November, for a price of $2749 (body only) or $2999 / £2749 (with 50mm F1.8 lens).
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Another good review for the Df...