 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge and today we're at Nikon's booth at CES and we're taking a look at a couple of their new One Series cameras. This is the J3, it's the new top end J camera and it takes the guts of the V2, so the 14.2 megapixel sensor and the XP3A processor and puts it in a lower priced body. This is going for $599 with a kit lens, it's 50 bucks more than the J2, which is the previous top end of the J line. Yeah, 14.2 megapixels, it shoots 15 frames per second with continuous autofocus, which Nikon says is the fastest frame rate with continuous autofocus on the market right now. Because it has the same XP3A processor as the V2, it's also able to do slow view, which was a feature that previously wasn't available on the J cameras. So basically what we can do is press the shutter halfway and it's going to take a 30 second loop and yeah, it's just going to keep playing back. While this is playing back, I can choose my favorite frame, so I like this one right here, I press the shutter and then it's taken. So yeah, $599 with the kit lens. We also have the S1, this is a new line for Nikon, so this is the third line in the One Series lineup. It uses the same mount, same lenses, and it's very similar to the J3. It's also capable of 15 frames per second, it can also do slow view, but it shoots at 10 megapixels or 10.1 megapixels rather than 14.2. And yeah, it's missing the manual mode selector dial on the top, so you need to rely on the menus a little bit more. So yeah, two new One Series cameras from Nikon, they're both coming out next month, February 7th, $499 and $599.