Monday, November 2, 2015
Nikon D810 has been launched as the successor of the D800E
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New Nikon D810. Image: whatdigitalcamera.com |
If you have not had a chance to have a Nikon D800E, a full frame DSLR camera without an optical low pass filter, then you do not need to be sad, because Nikon has launched its new version, the Nikon D810. This camera also comes with CMOS FX sensor, with a resolution of 36.3 megapixels and is not equipped with Optical Low Pass Filter in the sensor, so you will get the images sharp, and the more brilliant video.
Nikon D810 will make you appear more professional yan considering a variety of advanced features you can enjoy on this new camera, let alone the D810 has been strengthened with the EXPEED 4.
Nikon D810 could also use a lower ISO, ranging from ISO 64 to ISO 12800, can even be expanded from ISO 32 to ISO 51200.'s Certainly useful for landscape photographers to reduce dependence on the ND filter to achieve a low shutter speed in condition abundant light. Once again, Nikon gives you the ease to your photography activities. Another surprise is that you get a 3.2-inch LCD screen on the back, which has also been updated with the sub-pixel white (W) as you can temukanpada Nikon D4S, a type of professional cameras from Nikon. With these features, then you will get a screen with a brighter display, without requiring more power. You can even adjust the display to match the colors in the camera, the monitor, and the final print. This feature is an added value that is adopted from high-end cameras.
If you want to photograph an important event that happened very fast, then you can rely on Nikon D810 because this camera has a continuous shoot ability is increased to 5 frames per second at full resolution, thanks to the design of the glass and the new electronic shutter. An additional surprise for the filmmakers is because Nikon also brings a significant improvement in video mode on this advanced camera. Are you going to make a family movie or a video of your family weddings? Nikon D810 could perhaps be the right solution for you.
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| Nikon D810 is great to make film and video clips. Image: wexphotographic.com |
In addition to produce Full HD 1080 (60p/24p) with manual exposure control, the Nikon D810 also features a full-time autofocus, focus peaking and zebra pattern to allow you to identify areas that are too bright, and the audio recording level settings. The good news is, now get the video features an HDMI output option, without compression with the record to the memory card at the same time. Meanwhile in manual mode, you will get support highlights a unique feature called weighted metering and Auto ISO facilities.
For the editing process you also get the comfort of the Nikon D810 because the D810 has been equipped with Picture Control settings "Flat". This setting seems to allow you to get the detail and dynamic range better when you do the editing.
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| Canon 5D Mark III vs Nikon D810. Image: digitalcameraworld.com |
If you have any complaints on the other camera features autofocus, then, has been strengthened with the D810 autofocus sensor module Multi-Cam 3500-FX. Ability to autofocus on this camera has been improved in order to locate quickly and accurately focus, even in minimal lighting conditions. Just as D4S Nikon, Nikon D810 also has a new AF mode called Group-area AF. Basically this autofocus mode activates four AF points surrounding the active AF point, so help you when photographing a group of people. Autofocus capability is certainly very useful when you are photographing a family occasions or business activities.
Reportedly, the Nikon D810 can you get a price of US$ 3,300, but you will get features that rely on the Advanced Scene Recognition system 91,000-pixel 3D Color Matrix Meter III. This feature is very useful for generating images with accurate exposure by recognizing the shooting conditions. The closest competitor of this camera is the Canon 5D Mark III which has circulated since two years ago, but is still able to be competed with this new camera, the Nikon D810, which can be obtained at the end of July 2014.
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