Saturday, 28 June 2014
Pantiles Cameras/Chas Norman Cameras- Camera Reviews and News: NEW Full-Frame DSLR from Nikon: Nikon D810
Pantiles Cameras/Chas Norman Cameras- Camera Reviews and News: NEW Full-Frame DSLR from Nikon: Nikon D810: Very interesting to see a NEW Full Frame model from Nikon with the Nikon D810, again catering for Professional Photographers & Cinemato...
NEW Full-Frame DSLR from Nikon: Nikon D810
Very interesting to see a NEW Full Frame model from Nikon with the Nikon D810, again catering for Professional Photographers & Cinematographers alike. New developments over the Nikon D800 means it has a NEW 36.3 Megapixel sensor with No-Low-Pass-Filter (OLPF), better Pin-Point AF & an incredible ISO range of ISO 64 to 12,800 which can be expanded from ISO 32 to 51200.
Below is the info from Nikon
Create your new masterpiece with the exquisite Nikon D810.
From delicate textures to high-speed movement, this all-versatile
36.3-megapixel camera is ready for anything.
With a redesigned FX-format sensor, ultra-wide ISO range,
and EXPEED 4 image processor, you get unprecedented sharpness, sumptuous
tonality, and reduced noise across all sensitivities.
Flagship AF performance, a burst rate of up to 7 fps, and
Full HD movie recording at 1080/60p ensure you’re free to capture any kind of
scene with rigorous precision. Nikon’s Picture Control 2.0 provides exceptional
in-camera image processing/optimisation flexibility.
Key features:
36.3-MP FX-format sensor
The all-new sensor without an OLPF offers the ultimate in
image detail. Boasts fast channel readout, wide dynamic range, and clean
performance at high sensitivities.
EXPEED 4
Boosts the camera’s overall performance to a whole new level.
Vastly improves image rendering and ISO performance, and allows higher frame
rates when shooting movies.
Capture fast-moving subjects with incredible flexibility.
Shoot uncompromised full-resolution images at up to 5 fps. Shoot 15.3-MP images
at up to 7 fps in DX crop mode.
Extensive ISO range
In a first for a D-SLR, the D810’s ISO range starts at ISO
64 for cleaner, better-defined images. Shoot at up to ISO 12800, or extend the
range from 32 to 51200 ISO (equivalent).
Cinema Ready
Record Full HD (1080p) movies at 50p/60p. Access the full
light sensitivity range, from ISO 64, while filming, and control shutter speed,
aperture, and audio levels, too.
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
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