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December 31st 10, 02:43 PM
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The Nikon D5000 is dead. Long live the Nikon D...?
"Bruce" wrote in message
... The Nikon D5000 is no longer available from Nikon, though some camera stores still have them in stock. No replacement has been announced, and the D3100 is so well specified that it is difficult to see what a "D5100" would offer. Will Nikon announce a replacement at CES next week? A swivel LCD finder would be most welcome - I know how useful I find it on my D5000. David 
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