It's not exactly surprising, but I'm still a little disappointed by the D300s: It's the same as the D300, but adds 720p video (at 24fps) with stereo input, an SD card slot and a few minor improvements for $1800.

Here's the latest shot of the Nikon D300S. (Spoiler: It looks like a typical dSLR but with mic holes). According to Nikon Rumors, you can expect to hear more next week. [Nikon Rumors]

Looks like a real live D300s to me. The Nikon leaks are speeding up, so I'm thinking we'll see this get official in August. You know, if it's real. More shots here: [Nikon Rumors]

Nikon's 2009 AND 2010 roadmap may have been leaked on Grafika, detailing the upcoming bodies and lenses the company is working on.

That's what we're supposedly looking at, gleaned directly from Nikon's site. Besides D300s splattered on it, note the SD card slot logo, matching earlier rumored specs. It's not a D400, but D300 + HD video, we'll take it. [Nikon Rumors]

Nikon just announced the D3x, and popped out the D700 a little bit ago, so next to be updated is the D300, right? Here are the first round of supposed specs for the D400.

Quietly announced alongside the D90 back in August, Nikon is now selling their hot-shoe-mounted GP-1 geotagging device.

Hot on the tail of the D700 release, Nikon let loose firmware 2.0 for the D3 DSLR, making the amazing camera even better. The main points of interest are improved autofocus and white balance, but I've blockquoted the laundry list below. The D300 gets a firmware update to 1.03 to fix incorrect battery indicator…