{
    "id": 744,
    "price": 700,
    "year": "2011",
    "brand": "Nikon",
    "rankDxo": 56,
    "rankColor": 21.5,
    "rankDyn": 11,
    "rankLln": 372,
    "rankDxo_ranking": 264,
    "rankColor_ranking": 253,
    "rankDyn_ranking": 272,
    "rankLln_ranking": 296,
    "name": "Nikon 1 J1",
    "pixelDepth": 10.1,
    "sensor": "sensor_compact_1",
    "type": "hybrid",
    "status": "TESTED",
    "launchDate": "Sep. 2011",
    "launchDateGraph": "2011-09-21",
    "sensorraw": 10.17,
    "link": "/Cameras/Nikon/1-J1",
    "chapo": "   Introduction        With this new product, Nikon is a late arrival in a market in which Panasonic, Olympus and&amp;nbsp; Sony have already carved out their places. Nikon has made a very important technological effort in order to succeed... the question is, does this effort correspond to market demands? As a response to the problem of bulkiness, the answer appears to be yes. As for image quality, the analysis of the Nikon J1 sensor below provides at least an initial response. (We will be reviewing the Nikon V1 shortly)Nikon J1: a small",
    "linkReview": "https://www.dxomark.com/nikon-1-series-the-tests/",
    "maximum_iso": 0,
    "raw_format": "no",
    "autofocus": "no",
    "resolutionvideo": 0,
    "flash": "no",
    "video": "no",
    "waterproof": "no",
    "image": "//cdn.dxomark.com/dakdata/xml/1_J1/vignette3.png",
    "Type": "Hybrid&nbsp;",
    "Announced": "Sep. 2011 &nbsp;",
    "Indicative price (USD)": "\n         700  &nbsp;\n      ",
    "Sensor type ": "CMOS &nbsp;",
    "Resolution ": "\n        3904 x 2606  &nbsp;\n      ",
    "Sensor photo detectors (Mpix) ": "10.17 &nbsp;",
    "Sensor size (mm)": "8.8 x 13.2&nbsp;",
    "Color filter array": "RGB&nbsp;",
    "Pixel pitch (µm)": "\n        <?=($tbl_result[\"pixelsize\"]==0)?\"\":round($tbl_result[\"pixelsize\"],1)?>&nbsp;",
    "Bits per pixel": "12.0",
    "Focal length multiplier": "2.7&nbsp;",
    "Aspect Ratio": "3:2, 16:9&nbsp;",
    "ISO latitude ": "100 - 6400&nbsp;",
    "Shutter type": "Mechanical and Electronic&nbsp;",
    "Fastest - Slowest speed (s)": "\n1/16000 - \n30 &nbsp;",
    "Frame rate (fps)": "13.0 &nbsp;",
    "Live view ": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Stabilization ": "&nbsp;",
    "Firmware": "&nbsp;",
    "Dust cleaning": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Mount type": "Nikon 1 CX &nbsp;",
    "Weight (gr)": "234",
    "Battery type": "MH-27 Battery Charger&nbsp;",
    "Battery weight (gr)": "&nbsp;",
    "Tropicalization": "&nbsp;",
    "Camera material": "Magnesium&nbsp;",
    "Mount material": "&nbsp;",
    "View finder type": "&nbsp;",
    "View finder magnification": "&nbsp;",
    "View finder coverage": "&nbsp;",
    "Mirror lockup": "&nbsp;",
    "View finder diopter": "&nbsp;",
    "Monitor type": "LCD&nbsp;",
    "Monitor size": "3&nbsp;",
    "Monitor pixel": "460000&nbsp;",
    "Articulated screen": "No&nbsp;",
    "Touch screen": "No&nbsp;",
    "Contrast screen": "&nbsp;",
    "Low-pass filter": "&nbsp;",
    "Focus mode": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Autofocus modes": "Auto (AF)\nAuto AF-S/AF-C selection (AF-A)\nSingle-servo AF (AF-S)\nContinuous-servo (AF-C)\nFull-time Servo (AF-F)\nManual Focus (MF)&nbsp;",
    "Number of autofocus points": "0&nbsp;",
    "Exposure bracketing": "&nbsp;",
    "Exposure compensation": "+/- 3 EV, 1/3 EV steps&nbsp;",
    "Drive modes": "Single frame, continuous, Electronic (Hi), Self-timer, delayed remote, quick-response remote, interval timer shooting&nbsp;",
    "Buffer size": "&nbsp;",
    "Recording medium": "SD/SDHC/SDXC&nbsp;",
    "Image format": "NEF (RAW), JPEG&nbsp;",
    "White balance bracketing": "&nbsp;",
    "Connectivity": "\nUSB: Hi-speed USB\nHDMI output: Type C mini-pin HDMI connector&nbsp;",
    "Bluetooth": "No&nbsp;",
    "3G": "No&nbsp;",
    "Sound recording": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "External micro": "No&nbsp;",
    "Histogram": "&nbsp;",
    "GPS": "No&nbsp;",
    "Video": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Maximum format image video": "1920 X 1080/60i&nbsp;",
    "Full HD": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Live autofocus": "&nbsp;",
    "Video file format": "MOV&nbsp;",
    "Video codec": "H.264&nbsp;",
    "Video stabilisation": "&nbsp;"
}