Nikon has officially revealed their brand new flagship professional camera, the Nikon D4 D-SLR. The new D4 features an all-new sensor, boosted low-light flexibility, updated autofocus and metering plus an expanding set of video capabilities. Nikon D4 has replaced the megapixel arms race– high quality, low light sensitivity. The D4 provides an ISO range between 100 and an astounding 204,000 extended, producing negligable noise at up to 12,800 ISO. Nikon also emphasized autofocus and metering in the new D4, using 15 cross-type sensors to lock a focus at speeds up to f/8. For metering, the D4 provides greater accuracy for auto white balance, autofocus and external flash control. Last, photophiles should find the processing speed to be exciting, as the Nikon D4 can snap up to 10 frames per second, even in RAW format. It’ll begin shipping later this year for $5,999 [Source]
