In addition, the case has lost 60 grams of weight compared to the D3S, but is still made of a tough magnesium alloy and is protected against dust and splash water by rubber seals.Ī special thermal color coating ensures less heating up in sunlight, some camera buttons on the Nikon D4 are actively illuminated in the dark. Nevertheless, the landscape format is still ergonomically preferable, as we were able to determine during a first hands-on. In our test, that, as usual, encompasses the measurement with the test software and the practical use, the Nikon D4 had to prove if it can meet the expectations set by Nikon. At the heart of this is a 35mm full format sensor with 16-megapixel resolution and a maximum ISO 204,800, all in a housing that seems to be built to last for the proverbial eternity. So the Nikon D4 is just the right thing for the photo professional, but also for the ambitious videographer. In return, the manufacturer promises a camera that is characterized by “uncompromising image quality” and “outstanding speed” – even when filming. Nikon would like to have just under 6,000 dollars for the new flagship Nikon D4. Nikon takes this into account with a newly shaped portrait grip, which makes the Nikon D4 lie much better in the hand. At the top of the professionals’ wish list was improved ergonomics. Nikon has invested a lot of development work in the successor model Nikon D4 and has eagerly collected feedback from professional photographers, especially to satisfy their needs.
It now comes in the form of the Nikon D4 presented today. Meanwhile, the 3-series has become very old and it was high time for a modern professional DSLR from Nikon. With the D3, Nikon presented a full-format DSLR for the first time in 2007, which has been on the road as a slightly revised D3S since autumn 2009. Standard zoom 2.8 24-70 not stabilized (partially negates the advantage of high noise reduction).Display neither foldable nor swivelable.Extremely robust, ergonomically shaped housing with integrated portrait handle.
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