it displays angle of view , and you can change the Format from FX to DX
This New Nikon Lens Simulator could be found h3r3
Week 1, Sep 2 - Introduction
Week 2, Sep 9 - Digital Cameras
Week 3, Sep 16 - Lenses
Week 4, Sep 23 - Exposure I
Week 5, Sep 30 - Exposure II
Week 6, Oct 7 - Focus
Week 7, Oct 14 - Aesthetics I
Week 8, Oct 21 - Aesthetics II
Week 9, Oct 28 - The Gadget Bag
Week 10, Nov 4 - Full Exposure
Determining a Fake Memory Card
Unfortunately there is no software which will test the card, and ensure that it's genuine. You must manually scrutinise your card, (both visually and by testing it's performance), to get some idea of it's genuinity.
Build Quality helps to determine fake memory cards
First thing to look for is poorly printed labels and material; most fake cards have slight differences from the real deal. Most manufacturers have a page where you can download high resolution pictures of their cards. Below is a list of manufacturer image page links:
Example of fake 1GB Sandisk SD CardThis particular card was also missing a notch, making it quite easy to spot:
Note there is no serial on the bottom of the fake (serial blurred on the real one):
Note the fake box has no hologram:
Fake Sony Pro Duo 2GB
Note the incorrect serial number
Courtesy of Marty Bugs , link is h3r3