The past year has seen both Sony as well as Samsung betray tiny interchangeable lens cameras written to compete with a Micro Four Thirds units from Panasonic as well as Olympus, as well as now Nikon’s removing in the diversion as well — company president Makoto Kimura told Bloomberg Nikon will deliver a “brand-new concept” mirrorless cameras with extended video functions as early as this year. (That arrange of sounds similar to the Canon G11 competitor with DSLR tech Nikon was hinting during progressing this year, but we can’t discuss it if they’re a same.) Kimura says that Nikon is “intensively” focused on building a brand-new mirrorless product as part of the plan to enlarge SLR income — Nikon’s idea is to enlarge interchangeable lens camera sales a whopping 80 percent over the next 3 years. That’s ambitious, but if Nikon can produce the little shooter with a little of a D3S’s low-light capabilities and a capability to accept even a subset of the complicated family of lenses, we don’t think it’s out of the question. We’ll see what happens.