I had the impression that Nikon's line of DLSRs are like the peoples camera. Main reason would be it's price compared to other brands such as Canon. Having said that, it does not mean that anyone can realy afford a DSLR. I happen to own a low-end which is a D5000. I wanted to switch to a full frame but am not financially able to get one. Basic needs for the family if first and foremost when budget is being discussed.
Nikon has announced the D600, a full-frame DSLR camera that is more affordable. At a little over CAD 2,000 (Body only), it may seem like its still expensive, however, it is still cheap compared to other brands. I need to save all my pennies and maybe get one Christmas time. That is still a big question mark. That probably is my goal for this year.
Below are some of the features of the Nikon D600
24.30 megapixels
3.2" 640-by-480 LCD
ISO rating (50-25600)
Moisture-sealed magnesium-reinforced body
