Hey! You should know that Nikon has released a newer version of this product: the Nikon D4.
Nikon D3S
Editor's Review
Nikon's D3S is an impressive update to the two-year-old D3, and is hailed as the best low-light camera ever. It has native ISO up to 12,800 (expandable to a jaw-dropping 102,400), and the pictures are actually of publishable quality at that full native sensitivity. At about $5,000, we'd expect it to be amazing, but it truly does have abilities never seen before, and sets the standard for top-end pro dSLRs to come. The design is sturdy but comfortable to hold, and includes features like HD video (only 720p, sadly), RAW image processing. This is one advanced piece of machinery.
Editor's Review
Nikon's D3S is an impressive update to the two-year-old D3, and is hailed as the best low-light camera ever. It has native ISO up to 12,800 (expandable to a jaw-dropping 102,400), and the pictures are actually of publishable quality at that full native sensitivity. At about $5,000, we'd expect it to be amazing, but it truly does have abilities never seen before, and sets the standard for top-end pro dSLRs to come. The design is sturdy but comfortable to hold, and includes features like HD video (only 720p, sadly), RAW image processing. This is one advanced piece of machinery.
Specifications
- 12.1 megapixels CMOS sensor
- 720p, 24fps HD video
- 9fps continuous shooting
- Low-noise ISO 200-12,800 (expandable up to ISO 102,400)
- Nikon EXPEED image processor
- 51-point auto focus
- 3.0-inch Live View LCD Display
- JPEG/TIFF/RAW formats
- HDMI output
- Part Number: D3SBODYONLY
- UPC: 0018208913558
- Release Date: Nov 30, 2009
