Nikon finally officially announced the launch of an entry-level D5100 DSLR Camera. Nikon D5100 comes with a CMOS sensor from his brother, the Nikon D7000 and can record full HD resolution video in 24.25, up to 30fps.

Nikon D5100-shaped storage media SD / SDHC / SCXC and has a quiet mode so the shutter release will not be frightening the kids with a loud shutter sound. Such as HDMI connectivity with support for remote control television also been planted.

Not only that, Japan’s leading camera maker also announced an additional stereo Microphone ME-1 that is able to minimize the noise sound autofocus while recording video. Microphone ME-1 will be priced $ 180 while for her own body, Nikon D5100 will be priced around $ 900.