News of new Nikon D90 leaked!

**Goondoo** · 1st Apr 2008, 09:15

**trident** · 1st Apr 2008, 09:22

"With uVR enabled, the combined power of the batteries sends a current through the step-up transformer. This then delivers a 110 volt shock through metal pads around the grip. The resulting electrical shock matches the shutter speed (maximum of 10 seconds).
The shock causes a very stable clenching of the photographer's muscles while the shutter is open, simulating the stability of a tripod.
Nikon advise that people with rubber-soled shoes, heart problems or pacemakers shouldn't use uVR."

What a laugh

**Shadow** · 1st Apr 2008, 09:40

is that for real? or April fool? I certainly to do not want to be electricuted every time pressing the shutter button.

On second thought, definitely April fool

**jacian** · 1st Apr 2008, 13:23

The link reads http://yourphotoarchive.com/laugh.htm. laugh.htm, so what do you think?

**Goondoo** · 1st Apr 2008, 14:25

Suppose to be an April Fool's Joke la!
Happy April Fool's Day!!!

**wynx** · 2nd Apr 2008, 16:33

Originally Posted by Goondoo

Suppose to be an April Fool's Joke la!
Happy April Fool's Day!!!

This is da best...

My Nikon contact tells me their R&D people are now working on a system that eliminates the photographer altogether. Nikon's customer research has discovered that when a photographer takes a great image, they claim all the credit. But when a photographer takes a bad image, they blame the camera.

By eliminating the photographer, Nikon plan to eliminate lousy photos altogether.