The Canon Rebel series has been a great boon to amateur photographers, and with the T2i, Canon brought high-def video to the photographic masses.
Nikon has followed suit with the new D3100, which has many formerly professional level features in a body with a MSRP of $699.95.
Some notable features include:
- 1080 p video at 24 fps with a recording time of 10 minutes per clip.
- Video is shot in AVCHD and not (shudder) motion JPEG.
- Continuous autofocus in video mode
- The resolution has been up to 14.2 mp.
- ISO has been upped to 12,800.
- More notably, the D3100 has commander mode, allowing users to control off-camera flashes with the pop-up.
Sorry for poking fun of Joe, next time we’ll just let him do that himself. 
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