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    "id": 915,
    "price": 1999,
    "year": "2013",
    "brand": "Nikon",
    "rankDxo": 94,
    "rankColor": 25.1,
    "rankDyn": 14.4,
    "rankLln": 2925,
    "rankDxo_ranking": 13,
    "rankColor_ranking": 17,
    "rankDyn_ranking": 10,
    "rankLln_ranking": 19,
    "name": "Nikon D610",
    "pixelDepth": 24,
    "sensor": "sensor_fullframe",
    "type": "semiprodslr",
    "status": "TESTED",
    "launchDate": "Oct. 2013",
    "launchDateGraph": "2013-10-08",
    "sensorraw": 24.49,
    "link": "/Cameras/Nikon/D610",
    "chapo": "   Introduction  When Nikon announced the D600 in the days leading up to Photokina 2012, the $2,000 full frame 24-mix camera looked destined to become one the most popular models in the firm's line up. Twelve months later, the camera has been replaced by the D610, a slightly revamped model that bears all of the original's specification plus a few new minor features, including a faster continuous framing rate along with a ‘quiet’ burst shooting option.Naturally, the new model retains the full-frame 24-Mpix CMOS sensor of the original with ISO 100-6400 (expandable to ISO 50-25,600 equivalent) sensitivity",
    "linkReview": "https://www.dxomark.com/nikon-d610-review-what-s-new/",
    "maximum_iso": 0,
    "raw_format": "no",
    "autofocus": "no",
    "resolutionvideo": 0,
    "flash": "no",
    "video": "no",
    "waterproof": "no",
    "image": "//cdn.dxomark.com/dakdata/xml/D610/vignette3.png",
    "Type": "Semi-Pro DSLR ",
    "Announced": "Oct. 2013  ",
    "Indicative price (USD)": "\n         1999   \n      ",
    "Sensor type ": "CMOS  ",
    "Resolution ": "\n        6080 x 4028   \n      ",
    "Sensor photo detectors (Mpix) ": "24.49  ",
    "Sensor size (mm)": "24 x 35.9 ",
    "Color filter array": "RGB ",
    "Pixel pitch (µm)": "\n        <?=($tbl_result[\"pixelsize\"]==0)?\"\":round($tbl_result[\"pixelsize\"],1)?>&nbsp;",
    "Bits per pixel": "14.0",
    "Focal length multiplier": "1&nbsp;",
    "Aspect Ratio": "3:2&nbsp;",
    "ISO latitude ": "50 - 25600&nbsp;",
    "Shutter type": "Mechanical&nbsp;",
    "Fastest - Slowest speed (s)": "1/4000 - 30.0 &nbsp;",
    "Frame rate (fps)": "6.0 &nbsp;",
    "Live view ": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Stabilization ": "No&nbsp;",
    "Firmware": "&nbsp;",
    "Dust cleaning": "&nbsp;",
    "Mount type": "Nikon F FX &nbsp;",
    "Weight (gr)": "&nbsp;",
    "Battery type": "Lithium-Ion EN-EL15&nbsp;",
    "Battery weight (gr)": "&nbsp;",
    "Tropicalization": "No&nbsp;",
    "Camera material": "Mixed Plastic/Metal&nbsp;",
    "Mount material": "Metal&nbsp;",
    "View finder type": "Optical&nbsp;",
    "View finder magnification": "0.7&nbsp;",
    "View finder coverage": "100&nbsp;",
    "Mirror lockup": "&nbsp;",
    "View finder diopter": "-3 to +1&nbsp;",
    "Monitor type": "LCD&nbsp;",
    "Monitor size": "3.2&nbsp;",
    "Monitor pixel": "921000&nbsp;",
    "Articulated screen": "No&nbsp;",
    "Touch screen": "No&nbsp;",
    "Contrast screen": "&nbsp;",
    "Low-pass filter": "&nbsp;",
    "Focus mode": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Autofocus modes": "AF, AF-S, AF-F, MF&nbsp;",
    "Number of autofocus points": "39&nbsp;",
    "Exposure bracketing": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Exposure compensation": "+/- 5 EV&nbsp;",
    "Drive modes": "S (single frame), CL (continuous low speed), CH (continuous high speed), Q (quiet shutter-release), QC (quiet continuous shutter-release),  (self-timer),  (remote control), MUP (mirror up)&nbsp;",
    "Buffer size": "&nbsp;",
    "Recording medium": "SD/SDHC/SDXC x 2 slots&nbsp;",
    "Image format": "JPEG, RAW&nbsp;",
    "White balance bracketing": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Connectivity": "USB/HDMI/WiFi&nbsp;",
    "Bluetooth": "No&nbsp;",
    "3G": "No&nbsp;",
    "Sound recording": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "External micro": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Histogram": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "GPS": "No&nbsp;",
    "Video": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Maximum format image video": "1920 x 1080 / 30 fps&nbsp;",
    "Full HD": "Yes&nbsp;",
    "Live autofocus": "&nbsp;",
    "Video file format": "MPEG4&nbsp;",
    "Video codec": "H264&nbsp;",
    "Video stabilisation": "&nbsp;"
}