Summary: It is hard to describe the D4 without superlatives. This large professional DSLR has a full-frame 16 megapixels sensor which reaches a class-leading ISO 204,800 and can...
Pros: Class-leading image noise, Superb dynamic-range, Ultra-fast autofocus, Very fast continuous drive with deep buffer, Extremely fast and responsive, Ultra-short black-ou...
Cons: Poor Automatic WB in low-light, Overly soft JPEGs, Bizarre, Poor Live-view, not, Exposure Delay, Indistinct ISO button, Rather bulky, No 16:9 guidelines for time-lapse...
Summary: The transmitter lets you see images in Live View on your iPad, plus set the autofocus point and shooting mode and trigger the shutter remotely.
Pros: Superb image quality, Tough build, Thoughtful features like backlit buttons, built-in Wi-Fi
Cons: Slightly slower than Canon EOS-1D X, Canon pulls ahead slightly in low light, Mixed reactions to new XQD memory card format
Excerpt: The best professional camera of the year is Nikon’s full frame 16-million-pixel D4, for its ability to deliver the highest image quality even in extremely difficult
Conclusion: Four years ago, the D3 was revolutionary as a sports/action still-image DSLR . It was the first Nikon SLR that has more than 11 AF points, and it made a big jump to 51.
Summary: With Web-based control, uncompressed video output over HDMI, and full frame sensor, the D4 has every feature that serious-minded sports and wedding photographers and
Pros: Full frame sensor, 10 fps RAW shooting, Manual audio controls, Web-based camera control, Dual card slots, Uncompressed video via HDMI port
Excerpt: Faster, smarter, and more lust-worthy than ever, the Nikon D4 ($5,999) is the culmination of a carefully chosen list of features and enhancements, leaving what works and