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GreatLaker
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This was posted on the DP Review PMA Sneak Peek page. They claim it is NOT a Photoshop fake.

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/pma2010/Sneak_Peek/

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looks like someone put a sticker on it
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There have been similar crude mockups of the Sony a900 before it was even called that.
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and why does the body look outdated already and the sticker on the wrong side of the camera?

Where's the AF assist light? Maybe an old film camera?
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lol F100 with a d900 sticker.
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No more PUF?
I don't think this pic is real. If it is, it's a mistake removing the PUF. I really liked that about the D700 since it was a flash commander as well.
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It's a sticker zoom into it
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Delsorbo wrote:
looks like someone put a sticker on it


Second, but it's still not a photoshop LOL.
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Fake, fake fake! And badly done I might add.

But here is a mystery. Go to the link below and scroll down to the gallery on the day in the life of the Sports Illustrated photographer (Gallery: SI Photog). Why do his Nikons have an orange "N"? You can see it in two of the images in the gallery.

http://www.cnn.com/2010/SPORT/02/19/si. ... tml?hpt=C2

By the way the story is interesting as well.

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If it is orange, it's probably the mystery Sony FF that has been rumoured!
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Why do his Nikons have an orange "N"? You can see it in two of the images in the gallery.


Maybe he painted it for identification/theft purposes.

I doubt painting the logo orange is harder than blacking out it out with a black sharpie, you just switch colours....
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Elisha wrote:
If it is orange, it's probably the mystery Sony FF that has been rumoured!


No they are definitely Nikon cameras, probably D3Ss. In picture 5 it looks like he is using the new 70-200 mm as well. Only the "N" is orange, the rest of the letters are still white.

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Maybe he painted it for identification/theft purposes.

That would make sense. I would think there are times when you might find yourself putting your camera down near others that are similar in a press room.

It is probably too early for him to be testing a prototype D4 for 2011.

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looks like a film body with either a sticker or has been photoshopped. Either way - its fake!
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That is most definitely a fake as you can clearly tell it is a sticker on an older body which is most likely a film body due to the blurred out but visible film rewind icon in red off to the side of the on/off switch. I also base this thought off of the view of as I hold my F100 in hand currently to compare.
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inzite wrote:
lol F100 with a d900 sticker.


My thoughts exactly.

Whoever did it has a great sense of humour :)
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I forget what the methodology behind the numbering system is...

I mean they have the

D1, D2, D3 - that's easy enough.

D100, D200, D300 I get too.

Then a jump to D700? And adding in D3000 and D5000 on the low end?

Don't get me started on Canon's nomenclature.
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<fanboy> what's wrong with canon's nomenclature? </fanboy>
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fyi nikon camerca doesn't use the screw in plastic cap for light sync port/camera remote port anymore
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Joke would be a better way to describe it than fake.

The caption under the picture on the DP Review site (link above) says "Seen on the Foolography stand - doesn't appear to be a Photoshop job".

Gotta love the dry British humour of those DP Review guys!
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