Canyon? Nikon? Which of the two brands makes better products? We assume that everything will depend on tastes. Now, both make it difficult for the consumer. And Nikon is the last to lay his cards on the table with new full frame Nikon D850, the successor to the current Nikon D810.
This new full-frame camera, suitable for professionals and photography enthusiasts, enjoys a 45,7 megapixel resolution CMOS sensor. In addition, to be up to date, it is a camera that will also defend itself perfectly in the video recording section. Hence, the camcorder industry has declined in recent years. But let's see in more detail what we can achieve with this new Nikon D850.
We already know its maximum resolution (45,7 megapixels) and it has the Most powerful image processor of the firm: EXPEED 5. It also enjoys a 153-point focusing system, something that was already seen on the Nikon D5. For its part, the ISO sensitivity range goes from 32 to 102.400.
What else can we tell you about this Nikon D850? Well, in the back you will have a 3,2-inch folding and fully touch screen. And that the keypad of all controls are illuminated and it will help the professional to guide themselves in scenarios with low visibility.
On the other hand, this Nikon D850 includes a silent shooting mode that will allow you to work comfortably and without spoiling the events that are covered. We put as examples weddings, baptisms ...; that is, events in which the protagonists need the fewest possible interruptions. Nikon hasn't forgotten about the connections, either. In addition to having an HDMI port, the Nikon D850 offers wireless connections such as WiFi and bluetooth.
We already mentioned that this new Nikon full frame also defends itself perfectly in the video section. And in this sense you can record 4K clips at 30-60 fps, as well as create videos slow motion in Full HD (1080p) resolution at 120 fps. Lastly, this Nikon D850 has a reinforced and sealed body. While its autonomy is 1.840 shots with a single charge. Although if you get the optional grip you can make 5.140 shots. The Nikon D850 will arrive on September 5 at a price that will be around 3.800 euros.
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