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hi I'm Alexis Avedis here at CES 2015 taking a first look at the brand new NIC on D 5500 this is Nichols very first DSLR featuring a touchscreen at the back and it's been a long time coming but it's pretty fluid and seamless to use you get all the sort of similar functionality are used to from a touchscreen including options like pinch to zoom in as well as tap to focus or tap to take the shot if you so desire this is also one of Nikon's most light DSLRs on the market it's 420 grams or fourteen point nine ounces in the imperial system now because of the lightweight system it's quite nice to feel in the hand it doesn't feel like it's any odd counterbalance especially when you've got the kit the kit 18 to 55 millimeter lens or like I've got on it now 255 to 200 millimeter lens inside the guts include a twenty four point two megapixel CMOS sensor now there's no optical low-pass filters so this theoretically should deliver sharper shots inside is also built in Wi-Fi which you can use through the included Nikon app you can download for iOS or Android pricing and availability it will be available soon in the u.s. it will cost eight hundred and ninety nine dollars body only or with an 18 to 55 millimeter kit expect to pay nine hundred and ninety nine dollars I'm Lexi CBDs with Sina check out more on the Nikon d50 500 and the rest of CES coverage over at cnet.com