Sample photos from the new Nikon D4 Digital SLR - the full frame 16.3 megapixel Nikon camera.
| Nikon D4 in Digital SLRs
Nikon D4 Front Lens On
Here are a number of sample photos from a full production version of the Nikon D4 - Nikon's high end professional Digital SLR with a 16.3 megapixel full frame sensor, we used the Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED lens. We will be adding more sample photos later today.
Nikon D4 White-balance test images
Nikon D4 ISO test images
Nikon D4 Digital filters
Nikon D4 Specifications
Manufacturer | Nikon | |
Lens | ||
Effective Magnification | 1x | |
Image Sensor | ||
Pixels | 16.2Mp (Megapixels) | |
Pixels (W) | 4928 | |
Pixels (H) | 3280 | |
Sensor Type | CMOS | |
Sensor Size | Full Frame | |
Sensor Size (width) | 36mm | |
Sensor Size (height) | 23.9mm | |
Aspect Ratio |
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LCD Monitor | ||
LCD Monitor | 3.2in | |
Screen resolution | 921k dot | |
Touch Screen | No | |
Focusing | ||
Focusing modes |
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Exposure Control | ||
Shutter speeds shortest | 1/8000sec | |
Shutter speeds longest | 30sec | |
Bulb mode | Yes | |
Exp modes |
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Metering |
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ISO sensitivity | 50 - 204800 | |
White balance |
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Exposure Comp | +/-5 | |
Viewfinder | ||
Magnification | No Data | |
Shooting Options | ||
Continuous shooting | 11fps | |
Video | ||
Movie mode | Yes | |
Video Resolution |
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Video FPS | 30,25,24 | |
Stereo Sound | No | |
Optical Zoom with Video | Yes | |
Other Features | ||
Image Stabilisation | No | |
Interface | ||
HDMI | Yes | |
USB | USB 2 | |
Wi-Fi | No | |
Storage | ||
Card Type |
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File Type |
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Power Source | ||
Battery Type | Lithium Ion | |
Battery Life (CIPA rating) | 2600shots | |
Box Contents | ||
Box Contents | Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL18, Battery Charger MH-26, USB Cable UC-E15, USB Cable Clip, Camera Strap AN-DC7, Body Cap BF-1B, Accessory Shoe Cover BS-2, Mic Stereo Input Jack for Stereo Microphone ME-1 UF-2 | |
Dimensions | ||
Weight | 1180g | |
Width | 160mm | |
Height | 156.5mm | |
Depth | 90.5mm |

Comments
Quote:Have just taken a look at the ISO3200 High Res sample and have to say its shockingly bad , more noise than my current 5d2 and its not even sharp , is there something wrong here ?
That photo was a little soft, I've replaced with a sharper one. Noise reduction was on default settings. Thanks.
This is a major fail for Nikon if this represents the reality of the situation - for a very modest increase in resolution at base ISO, they have appeared to sacrifice low-light performance over a now three year old model.
If the 1Dx does not prove equally as bad (and I doubt it), Nikon may have a problem on its hands. I say that as a brand agnostic - I think the reverse might be true of 5D3 vs D800 - at least at current RRPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL-63lXbrMw
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