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This is a 3-megapixel model introduced by [[Nikon]] in 2003. Nikon's early fondness for swivel-bodied digital cameras is expressed in smaller form here, with the lens/flash unit able to rotate while the user grips the section containing the 1.5" LCD and other controls.
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This is a 3-megapixel model introduced by [[Nikon]] in 2003. Nikon's early fondness for swivel-bodied digital cameras is expressed in smaller form here, with the lens/flash unit able to rotate while the user grips the section containing the 1.5" LCD and other controls.
 
  
 
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This is a 3-megapixel model introduced by Nikon in 2003. Nikon's early fondness for swivel-bodied digital cameras is expressed in smaller form here, with the lens/flash unit able to rotate while the user grips the section containing the 1.5" LCD and other controls.

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