Nikon D3X - I Just Puked A Rainbow
Not to be outdone by Canon's 5D Mark II, Nikon introduced the D3X last week. A professional level monster of a camera. Holding 24.5 megapixels under the hood. I am pretty sure this small fortune will be on a lot of photographer's Christmas lists [but let's see who actually gets one]. The small fortune in question? $7,999.99...yeah...you are probably wondering if you should get another car or this camera aren't you?
Specs and photos after the jump.
Although it is still mum on Nikon's part if this behemoth will capture video [which is something not necessary for this photographer], like its 5D adversary, what will interest professional shooters are the specs.
The camera shoots photos in TIFF, JPEG, or RAW formats with 12-bit or 14-bit compressed and uncompressed formats. Images are stored to CF cards and the D3X sports dual CF slots that can be written to at 35MB per s econd. The ISO range is ISO 100 to 1600 and is expandable to ISO 50 and ISO 6400. Nikon promises that images at ISO 1600 have no grain. Startup time is a mere 0.12 second and the shutter release time lag is 0.04 seconds. ....
Not sold huh? Well I can't afford it either, but i can still drool over the images this contraption produces.
Reader Comments (2)
It annoys me, as a Canon guy, that Nikon managed to get their shit together, and make their full frame cameras compatible with their crop lenses, whereas if I ever decide to get a full frame Canon, all my EF-S lenses become useless.
the excellent presentation that you did really impressive me, of course the camera speak by itself, is a nikon, is like you said with the money that I can buy one of this I can buy a car, and a good one, with that money amount surely I can buy a entire truck of