The Nikon D1X DSLR (2001)
In 2001, Nikon introduced two new cameras to replace its Nikon D1, which was released in September 1999
The two superb Nikon D1H and D1X
The Nikon D1X stands out for its unique horizontal interpolation method, which delivers higher resolution than the Nikon D1H, a model designed more for speed.
It features a Nikon DX APS-C CCD sensor with 5.3 effective megapixels and a resolution of 3008 x 1960 pixels
It also offers a burst rate of 3 frames per second and a sensitivity range of ISO 125 to 800
The D1x was, above all, a camera designed primarily for professional photographers.
It competed directly with the Kodak DCS 760 and 720x from the same era, as well as with the famous Canon EOS-1D.
Over the years, I’ve done several comparisons with my D1x—six so far.
If you’re interested, feel free to take a look.
Kodak DCS 460 (1995) / Nikon D1x (2001)
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Kodak DCS 760 (2001) / Nikon D1X (2001)
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Canon EOS-1D (2001) / Nikon D1x (2001)
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Nikon D1X (2001) / Nikon D1H (2001)
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Nikon D1X (2001) / Nikon D3s (2009)
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Nikon D1X (2001) / Nikon D500 (2016)
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See also here for more info on its famous sensor ( rectangular pixels)
www.lonestardigital.com/techcorner.htm
I'm always interested in your comments or experiences with any of these cameras, which are among the pioneers of DSLRs
