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Steve Heiner, Senior Technical ManagerSLR Marketing Department, Nikon joins host Scott Sheppard for an exclusive "first look" and discussion of the features available in the newly announced Nikon D700 FX-Format D-SLR camera and the SB-900 AF Speedlight. Building upon the improvements already seen in their D3 cameras, the D700 delivers them in a smaller lighter footprint and even has a built-in flash and allows you to control remote flashes right from the camera body.
Steve explains the differences between the D700 and the D3 D-SLR and the benefits of the built-in technologies available in both camera bodies in addition to some tips on how the new camera integrates and works with existing Nikon accessories
The Nikon D700 will begin shipping the end of July at a suggested retail price of $2,999.95, or as a bundle kit that includes a AF-S VR Zoom- NIKKOR 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED lens for $3,599.
Steve also discusses the SB-900 i-TTL Speedlight, which is a critical component of Nikon’s creative lighting system which will be available in stores around August 1 for $499 retail.
For more information on all Nikon products and software visit: http://www.nikon.com
Cliff explains that his background as a photojournalist with the Philadelphia Inquirer gave him the experience and style he needs to stay fresh and adapt to his current wedding assignments. Cliff shares some of the lessons he learned about evaluating available assignments and seeing each opportunity as a learning experience helping to hone his skills.
He also explains his transition from shooting film to digital, which took about 3 years and he has now been shooting digital since 2006. Cliff discusses some benefits of shooting film but now prefers to focus his work behind the lens of his Nikon D3. Using the capabilities of the D3, Cliff feels he is able to capture images that were not possible especially in low-light conditions when shooting film. Cliff is currently teaching a "Lighting and Skillset Bootcamp" workshop series, more information on his blog at: http://cliffmautner.typepad.com/ or his work: http://www.cmphotography.com.