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14 years ago
Speed, ease of use and image quality are the three main ingredients needed from a sports photographer's camera. Speed, because they don't want to miss any action at that decisive moment. Ease of use, as fiddling with controls can be the difference between getting the main back page image or not.
14 years ago
4 and we're floored
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 adding what's needed for the latest in a long line of full-frame (FX) pedigree pro cameras.
14 years ago
Nikon D4 DSLR Review
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 videographers need.
Pros:
- Full frame sensor
- 10 fps RAW shooting
- Manual audio controls
- Web-based camera control
- Dual card slots
- Uncompressed video via HDMI port
Cons:
- Expensive
- No SD card slot
14 years ago
Nikon D4 Digital Camera Review
In today's world of multimedia, where every platform and touchpoint is essential to getting your message across, the Nikon D4 stands as a referendum on both camera design and the professionals that use them.
Pros:
- Incredible low light sensitivity in video
- Superb dynamic range
- Ultra-fast autofocus and shot-to-shot time
Cons:
- Requires some setup time
- even for seasoned Nikon users
14 years ago
The Nikon D4 is particularly striking evidence of the seismic shift ongoing in the world of professional photography. Reacting to a market where photographers are often asked to serve double-duty as videographers, Nikon has reluctantly moved away from its purist still-camera roots to graft on...
14 years ago
Camera Test: Nikon D4 DSLR
Whenever a new piece of top-level gear comes along, there's a rush by many pros (and more than a few amateurs) to get it right away. While the D4 does outshine its predecessor in many ways, we would not call it an essential upgrade for still shooters who already have a D3s.
14 years ago
Review: Nikon D4
The Nikon D4 has some fairly big shoes to fill. Its predecessor, the 12.1-megapixel Nikon D3S was a veritable low-light killer, capable of shooting crisp images even in poor lighting without a flash.
Pros:
- Separate 91,000-pixel sensor is dedicated to light metering, autofocus and recognizing and adjusting to different shooting scenarios
- More rounded and ergonomic design with lower pentaprism still lets you see 100 percent of what you're shooting through the viewfinder.
Cons:
- Second card slot is Sony's new and expensive XQD format
- Built-in mic only offers mono sound
- Burst shooting is a frame slower per-second than the competing Canon 1D X
14 years ago
If you need speed, great image quality and superior high ISO performance, the D4 is your camera. I got mine in September, and it still amazes me every time I use it. The D4 just gets out of your way and does what you need it to do!
14 years ago
Nikon D4 Review with Sample Videos
What follows is a quick overview of the video capabilities of the Nikon D4. Read our comprehensive analysis and testing results in greater detail at DigitalCameraInfo.com . Introduction The Nikon D4 may be marketed towards professional photographers, but the camera's video features are no joke.
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