Nikon D800 is digital camera in the world’s highest resolution
Nikon has introduced the Nikon D800 camera. The camera for these professionals have some interesting advantages that photography enthusiasts.
For example, compared to its predecessor (the D700), Nikon D800 can also be used to record 1080p HD video. HDMI output is also available.
Nikon D800
Despite weighing more than 1 kg, Nikon D800 weighs 10 percent lighter than its predecessor. The camera is the new price of 2400 Euro will be marketed in Europe in March 2012.
Here are four things that attracted the attention of the Nikon D800:
A. Censorship
This camera has a full frame-sized sensor with 36.3 million pixel density. It is claimed as a full-frame sensor with high resolution in the world.
On the other hand, if maximized, this camera will produce a very large file sizes. A RAW file can be sized 76 MB. If the 16-bit TIFF format can even be 212.1 MB.
2. Sensitivity
Nikon brags that the noise generated by the camera is relatively equivalent to D700, although the number of pixels it tripled.
This camera’s sensitivity range from ISO 100 to 6400 in standard mode. If desired, the user could urgency to ISO 50 and ISO 25 600.
3. Autofocus
Basically, the D800 has the same autofocus system with D4. There are 51 focal points that can be captured by the camera.
Autofocus is also running in low lighting conditions, up-2EV (more or less like a night under the light of the moon).
Interestingly, the autofocus on the D800 can run on a combination of aperture f / 8. It would be useful for those who like to wear the converter.
For example, a lens 600 mm f / 4 plus a 2x teleconverter will make 1200 mm lens at f / 8. With the D800, autofocus can continue to operate at the midpoint 11.
4. Full HD video
Yes, unlike the D700 which does not have video features, the D800 can be used to record video. In fact, video with full High Definition resolution (Full HD).
At 1080p, available frame rate of 30, 24 and 25p. While at 720p, its frame rate could reach 50p and 60p, to record slow motion.
Ability to introduce these products to the public, Nikon made a short film titled Joy Ride, a duration of 6 minutes.
This short film recording the motor that moves at high speed. Nikon collaboration with photographer and videographer Sandro Miller for this short film.
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