Key specs
- 46mp BSI sensor, no LP filter
- 7FPS, 9 FPS with grip
- Full-frame 4K 24/25/30p
- 8K time laps
- ISO 64-25,600, expandable to 32-108,400
- MSRP $3300
- High-Speed Capture: The D850 is capable of shooting up to 7 fps at full resolution, with full AF/AE or 9 fps at full resolution with the addition of an optional battery grip (MB-D18) and EN-EL18a/b battery (Buffer approximately 51 frames of 14-bit lossless RAW capture / 170 frames of 12-bit lossless).
- Wide ISO Range: The D850 offers a wide ISO range from 64-25,600 (Expandable down to ISO 32, up to 102,400).
- Flagship Focus System: The D850 uses the Nikon D5’s 153-point, Multi-Cam 20K AF system, which features 99 cross type sensors, 15 of which are sensitive to f/8.
- EXPEED 5: Behind every great sensor is a great image-processing engine. EXPEED 5 is Nikon’s most powerful engine yet, allowing for fast data readout and swift image processing, improved low light performance, high speed shooting, full-frame 4K UHD video capture and greater power efficiency for longer battery life.
The addition of a focus toggle is especially nice, I don't understand why it took Nikon so long to implement this, my Canon cameras have had it for years. I am also hoping for a better live view implementation.
This kind of sounds like the ultimate camera, lets see how it performs in the real world.
DPreview here
DPreview first impressions here
Imaging Resource here
Fstoppers here
The Phoblographer here
PetaPixel here
Pre order here at B and H
Ross
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