Nikon has officially unveiled the D7000, a digital SLR that is significantly better specified than the D90 it replaces and a real competitor to the company's own D300S. Called the D7000, it incorporates a 16.08 million image pixel DX-size sensor, 6fps burst rate, ISO range of 100-6400 (plus 12,800 and 25,600), 39-area autofocus, 100% coverage viewfinder, built-in flash with TTL commander capability, 2016-pixel RGB metering sensor, twin SD card slots, 1080p/24fps video with continuous AF and the option of connecting an external stereo mic.
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