It look as if Nikon’s latest high-end DSLR, the D800, will be releasing soon. Word has it, this new 36.3 megapixel CMOS sensor camera will be capable of 7360 x 4912 resolution images and also possessing the ability to create 1080p digital video. Stay tuned for more details and images. (Source: Engadget)

This week the long awaited Nikon D4 has finally be revealed. The new top of the line full frame camera succeeds the D3S DSLR. Making sure to take things to the next level, Nikon packed the camera with a 16.2 megapixel sensor and an extended ISO to 204,800, as well as a brand new full-frame FX-format sensor. Another neat feature of the new camera is the capability of capturing 10 fps stills at full resolution with full auto focus and exposure. To make sure that all that great functionality can actually be used, the camera comes with two memory card slots build in.

Look out for a release of the Nikon D4 in February 2012.

Check out this action packed video pitting Canon commandos versus a rogue team of Nikon fighters who take an innocent hostage. We sense a big budget Hollywood remake with Steven Seagal and Tommy Lee Jones reprising their roles from Under Siege, without the knife in Tommy’s head, though. Anyway, be sure to check this video out.

Among the newly announced Nikon products this week (including the interesting Nikon 1 Series), the Coolpix AW100 in camouflage right away stood out. The rugged outdoor camera comes with a 16 megapixel sensor, 5 times optical zoom and a 3 inch LCD screen. It can go up to 10 meters under water and resist shock when dropped from up to 1.5 meters. Furthermore it can not only take pictures, but also film HD movies and has an integrated GPS module. All that in a compact format and among others, a nice looking camouflage colorway.

Look out for the new Nikon Coolpix AW100 camera at retailers now.

Nikon is finally also moving into the mirror-less camera space and will be introducing small interchangeable lense cameras with their all new Nikon 1 model.

For the start they introduce the Nikon 1 J1 (650 USD) and the Nikon 1 V1 (900 USD). In terms of design we can certainly not complain, both look modern, yet have that certain vintage camera inspiration that we like. In terms of functionality, things are also looking promising. Btoh cameras “will feature 10.1 Megapixel CMOS sensors and will introduce a new interchangeable mount system which includes a 10-30mm f/3.5, 30-110mm f/3.8, 10mm f/2.8, a 10-100mm f/3.5 zoom, and of course, a F-mount adapter for any existing Nikkor glass you might have. The camera will also feature a high speed hybrid autofocus system, and the new EXPEED 3 image processing engine.”

While the J1 will come in a series of colors, the V1 flagship model only comes in classic black.

Take a further look at the new Nikon 1 cameras after the jump.

Nikon has updated their popular D5000 digital SLR camera and introduces the new D5100 version. The specs mostly changed, adding a series of updated functionality for both video and photo to the cam. It features 16.2 megapixel, a vari-angle LCD monitor, full HD video, a new Effects mode and lots more.

Take a further look at the camera after the jump.

Nikon presents the COOLPIX P300 12.2 CMOS digital camera with an impressive 4.2x f/1.8 NIKKOR wide-angle optical zoom lens and full HD 1080p video recording. Yes, this is Nikon’s answer to Canon’s S90/S95. Available for pre-order here.

Nikon introduces the new D7000, a 16.2MP DX-format CMOS digital-SLR packed into a compact body. Good news for those looking to shoot both stills and video – the D7000 includes Full HD 1080p recording. A solid successor to the popular D90. To pre-order, visit Amazon.

We have been fans of the Canon G-Series ever since the G9 and now Nikon is finally offering an alternative. Next to 10.1 megapixels and a 7.1 optical zoom, the camera also lets you record HD video. We are definitely looking forward to test it out in the coming weeks!

Just this morning we showed you the new Canon PowerShot S95 compact camera, in other interesting digital camera news, Nikon presents the update to its very successful D3000 – the D3100. Sporing a 14 megapixel processor, the camera also comes with full HD video recording, video auto focus, multiple face detection and lots of other functionality. The D3100 looks like the perfect entry DSLR model, packed with features, yet priced at a very reasonable 700 USD. It will be released from end of September 2010.