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Thursday, 3 July 2014

Nikon’s D810 Updated DSLR

The world of photography is going to enjoy a new update this year with the upcoming release of Nikon D810. The previous dSLR models – Nikon D800 and D800 E – were introduced by the company two years ago. Therefore, it is high time for a tweaked up version.

Merged Qualities

Apart from bringing several feature enhancements, the new camera also possesses the qualities of its ancestors merged together. Previously, Nikon had split two important features of photography into two dSLR versions. For an anti-aliasing filter (OLFP), photographers had to use Nikon D800. On the other hand, for sharper photographs, Nikon D800 E was the choice. The D810 model combines both of these features and gives users to achieve their preferred photography results.

Salient Design Features

Nikon D810 has been designed with the following salient features.

  • Some of the control buttons have been moved to new locations. For instance, the bracketing button has been placed above the flash at the front side of the device. The metering button is now at the top of the release mode dial which is where the bracketing button previously existed in the predecessors.

  • The LCD now features RGBW display. This enhances the brightness of photographs. Users will also be allowed to adjust the color balance.

  • A split-screen zoom feature has been added for Live View. It enables users to check the focus as well as the level.

  • The prism’s new coating has improved the viewfinder. There is also an OLED overlay for the settings options.


Improved Image Processing

The new dSLR comes with improved image processing owing to an upgraded sensor. The Expeed 4 processor, which was introduced through D5300 for the first time, is going to produce good quality snaps for the users of D810. It performs the following important functions among several others.

  • A small raw format with 12-bit resolution.

  • Creating high contrast results with highlight-weighted metering feature.


Faster Speed

Nikon’s new dSLR is going to perform thirty percent faster than both of its predecessors. A hundred JPEG photographs can be shot by the cam within four seconds. This has been made possible due to an improved burst capability as well as an enhanced frame-per second speed. The latter has been tweaked up from 1 frame-per second to 5 frames-per second.

High Quality Photography and Video Results

The dSLR is capable of taking stills as well shooting videos just like its predecessors. However, the results for both are much improved owing to the following tweaks.

  • A new balancer unit controls vibrations in order to ensure your photos are not blurred due to a shaky hand or any other movements. In addition, users will also have a better grip on the cam owing to its improved design.

  • An electronic front shutter reduces lag during still photography.

  • The power aperture comes with a button to control the aperture’s size. It can be opened wider or made narrower according to requirements.

  • Videos will be better not only with regard to the visual quality, but also with improved audio quality. The latter is achieved owing to better voice frequencies as well as wind-noise reduction.











































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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Model Name: Nikon D810 
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Photo Gallery URL:  
Device Forum URL:  
Manufacturer URL: Mfr. Website
General
Model Number: D810 
Camera Format: Pro SLR 
Currently Manufactured: Yes 
Retail Price: $3299.95
Street Price:  
Date Available: 2014-07-31
Tripod Mount: Yes (Metal)
Weight: 34.9 oz (988 g)
includes batteries
Weight With Batteries? Yes
Weight Includes Kit Lens? No
Size: 5.7 x 4.8 x 3.2 in.
(146 x 123 x 82 mm)
Waterproof: No
Image Sensor
Sensor Type: CMOS 
Sensor Manufacturer:  
Total Megapixels: 37.1
Effective Megapixels: 36.3 
Sensor Format: 35mm 
Sensor Size (dia.): 1.70"
Focal Length Multiplier: 1.0
Color Filter Type: RGBG 
Self-Cleaning: Yes 
Sensor-shift Stabilized: No 
Image Capture
Image Resolution: 7360 x 4912 (36.2 MP, Other),
5520 x 3680 (20.3 MP, 3:2),
3680 x 2456 (9.0 MP, Other),
6114 x 4080 (24.9 MP, Other),
4608 x 3056 (14.1 MP, 3:2),
3072 x 2040 (6.3 MP, 3:2),
4800 x 3200 (15.4 MP, 3:2),
3600 x 2400 (8.6 MP, 3:2),
2400 x 1600 (3.8 MP, 3:2),
6144 x 4912 (30.2 MP, 5:4),
4608 x 3680 (17.0 MP, 5:4),
3072 x 2456 (7.5 MP, 5:4)
Image File Format: JPEG (EXIF 2.3), RAW (NEF), 14 or 12-bit; SRAW; TIFF 
Video Capture
Movie Mode: Yes 
Movie Resolution: 1920x1080, 1280x720
Movie Frame Rate:
60p/50p/30p/25p/24p, 60p/50p
Movie Audio: Yes 
Movie File Format: MOV (H.265/MPEG-4 AVC, Linear PCM stereo audio) 
Optics
Lens Mount: Nikon F mount 
Kit Lens: n/a
Focal Length (35mm equivalent):  
Zoom Ratio:  
Aperture Range:  
Normal Focus Range:  
Macro Focus Range:  
Optical Image Stablization: No
Digital Zoom: Yes 
Digital Zoom Values: 1.2x, 1.5x (DX), 5:4 crop modes 
Filter Thread: n/a
Auto Focus
Auto Focus: Yes 
Auto Focus Type: 51-point TTL phase detection via Nikon Advanced Multi-CAM 3500FX including 15 cross-type sensors; f/8 supported by 11 central sensors; Contrast detection AF in Live View mode 
Face Detection: Yes 
Auto Focus Assist Light? Yes 
Manual Focus: Yes 
Viewfinder
Viewfinder: Optical 
Viewfinder Type: SLR; eye-level pentaprism, 100% coverage, 0.7x magnification, 17mm eyepoint, -3 to +1 diopter 
Display
LCD Viewfinder: Yes 
LCD Size (inches): 3.2
LCD Resolution: 1,229,000 dots (307,250 px)
Touchscreen: No 
Articulating LCD: No 
Max Playback Zoom:  
Exposure
ISO Settings: Auto, 64 - 12800 in 1/3, 1/2 or 1EV steps, plus down to 32 in Lo-1, up to 51,200 in Hi-2
Auto ISO Mode: Yes
White Balance Settings: Auto (2), Incandescent, Fluorescent (7), Direct Sunlight, Flash, Cloudy, Shade, Preset Manual (6; Spot WB available in Live View), Color Temperature (2,500K-10,000K); Fine-tuning available for all options. 
Shutter Speed Range: 30 - 1/8000
Bulb Mode: Yes 
Exposure Compensation: +/- 5.0EV in 0.3EV steps
Metering Modes: 91K-pixel 3D Color Matrix Metering III, Center-weighted (weight of 75% given to 12-mm circle in center of frame; diameter of circle can be changed to 8, 15 or 20 mm, or weighting can be based on average of entire frame), Spot (4mm circle or about 1.5% frame, centered on selected focus area) 
Program AE: Yes 
Aperture Priority: Yes 
Shutter Priority: Yes 
Full Manual Exposure: Yes 
Creative Exposure Modes: None 
Self Timer: 2/5/10/20 seconds
Time Lapse: Yes 
Flash
Built-in Flash: Yes 
Flash Modes: Front-curtain sync, Slow sync, Rear-curtain sync, Red-eye reduction, Red-eye reduction with slow sync; supports Advanced Wireless Lighting system 
Flash Guide Number (ISO 100): 12.0 m / 39.4 ft.
Flash Range Description: Lens aperture dependent; GN = 12m or 39 ft (ISO 100) 
Max Flash Sync: 1/250 (up to 1/320s with lower flash range) 
Flash Exp Compensation: -3 to +1 EV in 0.3EV steps
Ext Flash Connection: ISO-type hot-shoe, PC Sync terminal 
Image Storage
Usable Memory Types: CF1 / SD / SDHC / SDXC 
Memory Included (MB):  
File System:  
DCF Compliant: Yes 
Connectivity
Composite Video Out: No 
NTSC/PAL Switchable: n/a 
Video Usable as Viewfinder: n/a 
HD Video Out: Yes 
HD Video Connection: HDMI 
Built-In Wi-fi:  
Computer/Printer: USB 3.0 Super Speed
PictBridge Compliant: Yes 
DPOF Compliant: Yes 
Remote Control: Yes 
Remote Control Type: Optional wired 
Other Connection: Mini HDMI (Type C), 10-pin Expansion Terminal (GP-1 GPS compatible), Stereo Mic Mini Jack (3.5mm), Stereo Audio Out (3.5mm) 
Power
Battery Form Factor: Proprietary EN-EL15 
Usable Battery Types: Lithium-ion rechargeable or MB-D12 battery grip 
Batteries Included: 1 x Proprietary EN-EL15 Lithium-ion rechargeable
Battery Charger Included: Yes 
CIPA Rating: 1,200
Software
Included Software: Nikon Software Suite CD-ROM 
OS Compatibility:  
Miscellaneous
Notes & Features: Brand-new, 36.3-megapixel FX-format (full-frame) AA-filterless CMOS sensor, expanded sensitivity range (ISO 32-51200), EXPEED 4 processor, Group-area AF mode, 5fps full-res burst mode, electronic front curtain shutter option, Full HD 60p video, Small RAW option, USB 3.0, dual CF/SD slot.  

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