Amsterdam,
August 2005. Time is flying. Children seem to be growing up
faster and faster these days and making sure you don’t
miss those precious moments, like a child’s first steps
or the first day at school, is getting harder and harder – until
now. Nikon’s innovative new ‘Child Mode’ on
the D50 camera means you won’t miss a moment and can store
a lifetime of memories, without compromising on quality.
These
instinctive ‘magical moments’ are some of
the hardest to capture, as children are not known for their willingness
to pose for photographs, which is where Nikon’s Child Mode
comes into play. Child Mode is a new feature of Nikon’s
D50 camera, which combines simplicity with a host of features
to offer an affordable yet high quality entry-level digital SLR
camera
The Child Mode facility is set up to automatically optimize
images of children. This results in smooth skin tones without
sacrificing vibrancy. What is more, in this mode the camera is
able to measure whether the kid is moving or not and focuses
continuously. This means the budding parent photographer is able
to maintain sharpness and avoid the blurring that has been a
problem when photographing energetic youngsters in the past.

Nikon
D50
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Martina
Beckmann, Manager Marketing Communications & Services
at Nikon Europe, said: "Our D50 digital SLR proves that
SLR photography does not have to be complicated at all. D50 is
an easy-to-use, affordable but high quality and in the meantime
highly recommended camera. Our innovative Child Mode is specially
designed for family users and means parents can freeze the big
moments in their children’s lives and safeguard their memories,
with a quality hardly ever seen before."
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