booth, but this early look at the pro-grade model
actually comes courtesy of our Engadget colleagues in
Hong Kong. They spotted the DSLR at an official press
event for the D3300, though it was encased in glass,
which unfortunately prevented them from giving it a try
and discovering if it was anything more than a
prototype -- but, in any case, it at least suggests that
Nikon is largely sticking to its tried and tested control
layout. As for internals, the company is promising a
new imaging engine and faster autofocus, but there's no
word yet on the sensor -- we're hoping for an upgrade in
that department too, what with the two-year-old D4's
sensor having already appeared in a (slightly) cheaper
model in Nikon's lineup.
Culled from Engadget
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