Nikon's 12.3-megapixel D5000 boasts a 2.7-inch Vari-angle LCD monitor and includes functions of D-Movie Mode, which allows users to record HD movie clips (1280 x 720) at a cinematic 24 frames per second with sound, and expanded automatic Scene Modes, which free users to capture images without having to manually adjust camera settings.
It also features Face Priority AF, which automatically detects up to five faces in a scene and focuses on the closest subject; Wide Area AF, which offers a large AF area for optimal hand-held shooting; and Normal Area AF, which provides accuracy when shooting with a tripod.
The D5000 will be available at Nikon Authorized dealers beginning in late April 2009 at an estimated selling price of US$849.95.
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