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Introduction - Look and FeelFeaturesPerformance: Focussing & Image QualityFinal Take - SpecificationsAny photographer worth his prime lens would have heard of the Nikon D3s. Read more
In this Nikon D3s review, we take a look at what makes the D3s standout even among cameras with higher resolutions. The D3s focuses on durability and high image quality in low light conditions. Read more
Nikon D3S Overview Reviewed by Andrew Alexander, Zig Weidelich, Shawn Barnett, and Mike Tomkins Review Posted: 04/16/2010 You know there was already something excellent about a camera when it gets only a minor upgrade after Read more
For professional photojournalists -- and anyone else who needs the best camera money can buy for shooting fast action (such as sports) and in low light -- experts prefer the Nikon D3S. Read more
We haven't had a chance to fully test this product yet, but we've assembled this helpful overview of relevant information on it. Read more
The Nikon D3S is a superbly engineered camera that looks the business and also does the business when it comes to ultra-high-quality still images. Read more
The D3S is aimed at the professional photographer or video producer. Combining crisp pictures with amazing color and the abilities to shoot in any lighting situations possible changes the rules from ordinary video capture. Read more
video comments update: 3/31/10 update: 4/14/2010 Nikon D3s Review Surprise, it is better. Add a comment or send Thom feedback on this article. If you haven't already read my D3 review , I suggest that you do so now. Read more
Typically an “S” update to a Nikon camera (e.g. N8008 to N8008s, D70 to D70s, D2X to D2Xs) represents only minor improvements and small feature updates to a popular camera. Read more
I bought two of these to replace 3 Canon EOS bodies - 1D Mk IV, 1D Mk II, and 5D Mk II. It was painful to switch systems from Canon to Nikon, but worth it for my interests. Read more or see product
You cant Beat this camera this is the best one on the market! the photos are so clear even at 12800 iso i was shocked at how great they looked! Read more
The camera gets a 6 at the highest. Good points - The High ISO is awesome. The camera, at the high end of Nikon's professional cameras does not meet even an advanced consumer's needs, let alone a professional. Read more
Yes, don't even think to try it. Once you try it, you will buy it. Never though of buying another 12MP camera since I already have D700 which in some way very identical to D3s but after I borrow a camera from a friend next... Read more
Opps, Bought a canon 5d mkII last week, borrowed a mates d5s for the day today to cover a wedding for him. As his regular partner was ill. Read more
I love doing wildlife images, and with the D3s I can get into low early morning light with a high ISO and capture the images I want with out using flash and startle the animal. Read more or see product
The pictures I can make with this camera are simply stunning. There is no other word for it. The performance is superb, the colors are spot on, exposure is consistent and the focus speed is fantastic. Read more
I have upgraded from my D3 to this D3s for serveral reasons. Self cleaning sensor, improved low light/ low noise sensor over the D3. ( supposedly by at least 2 stops better low light performance. Read more or see product
I am a wildlife/ nature photograpber and the D3s is perfect for shooting birds in flight. It is the quickest in low light of any camera I have ever owned . Once again Nikon has knocked it out of the park ! Read more
MY name is Richard Paris and I'm a professional protographer. I was thrilled when the D2x came out. Read more
Nikon announced its next DSLR release, the D3s, which will be the first DSLR camera that can capture high-definition 720p24 video with its full frame image sensor. The Nikon D3s is the upgraded model of Nikon’s D3 (released in August, 2007) and both models come with a 12.1-megapixel. For now, it is said to cost around $5, 199 and that’s the price of the body only which makes it, after the Nikon D3X, Nikon’s second most expensive DSLR camera. It will be released in October, 2009 and is alrea…
See moreNikon announced its next DSLR release, the D3s, which will be the first DSLR camera that can capture high-definition 720p24 video with its full frame image sensor. The Nikon D3s is the upgraded model of Nikon’s D3 (released in August, 2007) and both models come with a 12.1-megapixel. For now, it is said to cost around $5, 199 and that’s the price of the body only which makes it, after the Nikon D3X, Nikon’s second most expensive DSLR camera. It will be released in October, 2009 and is already available for pre-order.
The Nikon D3s has a full frame CMOS image sensor. It is a 12.1-megapixel DSLR camera that can shoot at the speed of 9 fps (frames per second). The LCD measures 3 inches and it features 921K (VGA) for its LCD dots. Auto-focus points are 51-point and it can capture videos (720p24) as well as audio for it features a built-mono. There’s a 3.5mm stereo for audio input purposes and for video input, there’s the HDMI slot. It also comes with improved AF-On and multi-dial controls. Also featured are ISO 200 - 12800 (ISO 100 - 102,400 in Boost mode); it can achieve eleven frames per second in continuous and DX mode; a larger buffer for 48 RAW frames in one burst; multi-CAM3500FX Auto Focus sensor (51-point, 15 cross-type, more vertical coverage); in-camera RAW processing; a 14-bit A/D conversion, 12 channel readout; auto-focus tracking by color; it has kevlar/carbon fibre composite shutter with 300,000 exposure durability; auto-focus tracking by color; auto-focus calibration and it features Scene Recognition System. It also supports DX lenses and a viewfinder automatically masks. It features Nikon’s EXPEED image processor. It has the startup time of 12 ms, shutter lag 41 ms and black-out 74 ms. There are dual compact flash cards and it supports compact flash UDMA. Its 3.0-inch features 922,000 pixels.
See less# ISO performance: ISO 12800 as standard, expandable to ISO equivalent of 102400 (Hi 3) # Nikon FX-format CMOS image sensor with 12.1 effective megapixels # Improved D-Movie function including High-Sensitivity Movie mode and flicker reduction function # Nikon’s Integrated Dust Reduction System including Image Sensor Cleaning function # Incorporates Nikon’s original EXPEED digital image processing # Active D-Lighting with bracketing for up to 5 frames # Picture Control…
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