Nikon has recently unveiled its mid-range Full-Frame DSLR camera, the Nikon D810. Its inherits almost all of the features of its predecessor, the D800/D800E, like the 36.3MP image sensor without OLPF (optical low-pass filter), but is equipped with the new EXPEED 4 processor, the same one found at the heart of the company’s flagship DSLR.
Nikon D810 specs:
36.3MP CMOS Full-frame (35.9 x 24 mm)
EXPEED 4 image processor
Hybrid AF System
51-point AF points (15 cross-type)
ISO 64 – 12800
30 secs. – 1/8000 shutter speed
5fps continuous drive
Optical Viewfinder, 100% coverage
0.7x magnification
Built-in Flash
GN: 12.0m at ISO 100
Optional External Flash via Hot shoe
3.2” Fixed LCD panel
1.2M-dot resolution, WRGB
1080p video recording @60fps
SD / SDHC / SDXC
RAW + JPEG file format
USB 3.0
EN-EL15 Li-Ion battery (1200 shot CIPA)
146 x 123 x 82 mm
980g
The new Nikon D810 is expected to ship starting next month. Interested buyers can also pre-order the camera starting today for $3,299 (body only).
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