Love your camera so much that you do not want to “cheat” on it? Pretty hard to do with the Nikon D7000 bombshell, which was just announced. This 16-megapixel monster D7000 has just landed (confirming the earlier image leak), where it will send shivers down your spine with its 39-point autofocus system, 100% viewfinder coverage, 1080/24p and 720/30p video options, dual SD memory card slots for added storage options, a 6fps burst mode for up to 100 shots, all crammed into a body that boasts a magnesium alloy top and back. You can also enjoy continuous video autofocus which earlier made an appearance on the Nikon D3100, although there is a 20 minute cap so professional videographers might want to take note of this limit lest they are forced to stop unexpectedly on the job. Other hardware specifications include a stereo microphone input and a control dial for adjusting shooting modes. It will cost $1,100 for the body only, although you can get an 18-105 kit lens for $400 more. Expect the Nikon D7000 to hit the market from October onwards. [Press Release]