Nikon J1 and V1 compacts now available for mirror haters everywhere

Oct 20th 2011
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You heard that Nikon is releasing a few mirrorless compacts , right? Well, the 10 megapixel J1 and V1 models are both on sale from today, sticking to their schedule despite the terrible flooding in Thailand that has already delayed a separate Nikon announcement scheduled for Tuesday in addition impacting heavily on Sony’s camera production. The metal V1 is priced at $900 including a ten-30mm, f/3.5 max aperture kit lens. Meanwhile, the plastic J1 goes for $650 with the identical glass and we’ve already subjected it to a couple full review scrutiny.

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