Quick News - The team at Nikon Hackers has just released their first hack for the Nikon D3100, D5100, and D7000, bringing with it an increase in overall video recording times by removing their limit restrictions, now allowing each to capture 25-30 minutes of uninterrupted video.
60,000 cameras, 13,623 lenses, 483 flashes, 1,025 video cameras, and 348 projectors, all totaling an estimated amount of $63.5 million U.S. dollars… That’s what Chinese customs officers uncovered this past Wednesday in a massive trafficking operation ending in the detention of 14 alleged smugglers.
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