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64GB Extreme Professional CF Memory Card for Nikon D3S Cameras. Blazing Fast Card with Life Time Warranty. Overview

The super-speed CF64G 400X memory card from Team is designed for high-level DSLR cameras. The new-generation control chipset ensures perfect compatibility and high stability to fully display the performance of high-level photographic gears. The CF 16GB 400X from Team supports CF4.1 announced by the CF Association and uses the latest dual-channel Turbo MLC transfer to support Ultra DMA modes 0-5 and deliver a read/write speed of 60MB/55MB per second, in order to largely enhance image access rate and thereby help users capture the beautiful moments in life.

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Classic Camera Review: Nikon F3 & MD-4

Classic Camera Review: Nikon F3 & MD-4 Tube. Duration : 8.73 Mins.

Explains the functions of this camera and its motor drive. 27/5/09 - Added annotations based on viewer's comments Information from www.mir.com.my The Nikon F3 was the third generation of the professional class Nikon F-series 35mm SLR camera model. Introduced in 1980, it was the successor to the original Nikon F of 1959, and the hugely successful Nikon F2 of the 70s, where both the earlier models were commanding a distinctive supremacy in the professional users' market. When the F3 was first announced, the heavy automation in the camera sent cold shivers down the spine of most purist photographers. As one can still recall, the price of a discontinued fully mechanical Nikon F2AS had a retail price higher than that of a new automatic Nikon F3 during those early days of its introduction, which was Nikon's way of saying 'move on', to the photographic community!

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