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Nikon press release:

Outstanding performance, ease of operation, versatile personal control and exciting in-camera effects make digital SLR photography more rewarding for all.

Tokyo – Nikon Corporation is pleased to introduce the D80. Incorporating Nikon’s latest digital and photographic technologies, this new high-performance interchangeable-lens digital SLR camera features automated operation and advanced features designed to satisfy any photographer with the passion to create beautiful photographs and preserve special moments.
The D80 features a new 10.2 effective megapixel DX Format CCD image sensor, bringing a new level of high resolution and sharp detail to the class while also providing plenty of freedom to crop creatively and print impressive enlargements. Nikon’s DX Format sensor and Nikon F bayonet lens mount design assure unprecedented compatibility across the comprehensive assortment of AF Nikkor lenses and DX Nikkor lenses designed exclusively for Nikon digital SLR cameras.

Nikon announced an upgrade to its flagship DSLR Nikon D2X. The new camera carries moniker D2Xs. 

New camera offers a number of improvements over its predecessor:

• Addition of Black and White mode
• Additional 1/3 step ISO boost settings
• Additional options for the Function Button
• Adobe RGB Colour space available in all three Colour Modes
• Battery warning during Mirror Up
• Changes to Auto focus
• Colour Matrix Metering II tweaked for use in High Speed Crop
• Electronic viewfinder masking when using High Speed Crop
• Extended continuous shooting
• Extra Custom Curve options
• Extra GPS information
• Image Authentication system compatible
• Improved Menu GUI color scheme
• In camera Trim function
• Increased field size for Image Comment
• Larger wide angle TFT monitor
• Longer battery life Modified Auto ISO control
• Modified USB port with new USB Cable Clip
• Refined settings management
• Save/Load settings between multiple D2Xs cameras
• New settings in EXIF