nueva Nikon D810

[sergiotg]

ya salio el chiche nuevo http://www.nikonistas.com/digital/notices/2014/06/nueva-nikon-d810-6143.php

 

[Higo]

 

[rottweil57]

 

[Piluso]

Pinta linda, pero cuales son las principales diferencias con la D800 ?

[rottweil57]

Pinta linda, pero cuales son las principales diferencias con la D800 ?

En un mail de B&H que recibi hace un rato:

"...Equipped with the EXPEED 4 processor, the new D810 from Nikon offers a 30% increase in speed over its predecessor and with its OLPF removed, the 36.3MP CMOS sensor provides maximum sharpness. An increased ISO range of 64–12800 expands to 32–51200. Additionally, the camera sports a new high-resolution 1,229k-Dot 3.2" LCD screen with Color Customization.
Autofocus sees the implementation of Group Area AF, and the D810 can shoot up to 5 fps in FX or 7 fps in DX crop mode. The RAW SIZE S file format allows you to save storage space while maintaining editing capabilities. Improved ergonomics include a deeper grip and the addition of an i Button for faster operation.
Video shooters can rejoice, since 60p full HD 1920 x 1080 recording is now available along with a Flat Picture Control Profile, for getting the most workable images straight out of the camera. Zebra Stripes help ensure that you don't overexpose your image, and video can be recorded to a memory card and an external recorder simultaneously.
Selectable Wide and Voice frequency ranges and a built-in stereo microphone make for improved audio control and quality. Time-lapse and interval shooting have been revamped with the ability to record up to 9,999 shots, and exposure smoothing helps eliminate flicker. The D810's battery life has been extended, with up to 1,200 shots per charge..."

[enkou_rst]

Pinta linda, pero cuales son las principales diferencias con la D800 ?

"otro" sensor
raw Small
5fps @ 36mpx / 7fps @ 15mpx (apsc)
video 60 @ 1080p
ISO nativo 64  (?)

[Piluso]

Pinta linda, pero cuales son las principales diferencias con la D800 ?

En un mail de B&H que recibi hace un rato:

"...Equipped with the EXPEED 4 processor, the new D810 from Nikon offers a 30% increase in speed over its predecessor and with its OLPF removed, the 36.3MP CMOS sensor provides maximum sharpness. An increased ISO range of 64–12800 expands to 32–51200. Additionally, the camera sports a new high-resolution 1,229k-Dot 3.2" LCD screen with Color Customization.
Autofocus sees the implementation of Group Area AF, and the D810 can shoot up to 5 fps in FX or 7 fps in DX crop mode. The RAW SIZE S file format allows you to save storage space while maintaining editing capabilities. Improved ergonomics include a deeper grip and the addition of an i Button for faster operation.
Video shooters can rejoice, since 60p full HD 1920 x 1080 recording is now available along with a Flat Picture Control Profile, for getting the most workable images straight out of the camera. Zebra Stripes help ensure that you don't overexpose your image, and video can be recorded to a memory card and an external recorder simultaneously.
Selectable Wide and Voice frequency ranges and a built-in stereo microphone make for improved audio control and quality. Time-lapse and interval shooting have been revamped with the ability to record up to 9,999 shots, and exposure smoothing helps eliminate flicker. The D810's battery life has been extended, with up to 1,200 shots per charge..."

Gracias Hugo.

[enkou_rst]

Ah, y creo que otro procesador. "EXPEED 4"

[Bao]

Posiblemente como la diferencia entre D300 y D300s.

[rottweil57]

Ah, y creo que otro procesador. "EXPEED 4"

Y yo creo que no leiste el post que puse arriba del tuyo.... 
(digo, para que no sigas tratando de hacer memoria y recordar que mas tiene )

[Piluso]

3300 dólares de precio por preventa.

[Bao]

Para mí, lo más interesante es el ISO nativo de 64.
Para paisaje sería excelente.

[hernanG!]

3300 dólares de precio por preventa.

una gánga xD

[Nico]

Tiene mas cosas... LCD nuevo, cambios en el obturador, en el AF, etc.

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Accuracy and Speed

With the ability to brandish the results of such staggering resolution, accuracy and precision become paramount as the need for razor-sharp focus is critical. The D810 renders every subtle detail and nuance in epic clarity, with the enhanced Multi-Cam 3500-FX AF sensor module that utilizes new AF algorithms for fascinating precision, even in challenging light. The focus system also has 15 cross-type AF sensors for enhanced accuracy, and works with the Advanced Scene Recognition System to provide accurate face detection even through the optical viewfinder. The camera also utilizes 11 cross-type sensors that are fully functional when using compatible NIKKOR lenses and teleconverters (aperture value up to f/8), which is especially useful for wildlife photography. In addition to normal, wide area, face tracking and subject tracking modes, the D810 also features the new Group AF mode for enhanced accuracy, even while tracking subjects.

Despite the D810’s immense imaging power, it will astound with its rapid response and speedy performance, thanks to the implementation of the EXPEED 4 image processing engine. The addition of EXPEED 4 allows for an overall 30% boost in performance, as well as a faster burst speed and enhancement to overall energy efficiency. Now the D810 is capable of shooting at 5 frames-per-second (fps) at full resolution and 5:4, 6 fps in DX or 1.2x modes,  (15.4-megapixel, 25.1-megapixel, respectively), and 7 fps in DX mode (15.4-megapixel), with battery pack. For full workflow versatility, the D810 also gives users the option to shoot in full resolution 14-bit RAW/NEF file format or the new RAW Size Small format. This 12-bit file format is half the resolution and approximately 1/4 the file size of full RAW files, for increased flexibility when speedy downloads are desired or memory space is at a premium.

Refined Controls and Construction

From all day in the studio to an extended assignment in the field, the D810 has been engineered for superior comfort and operability. When looking through the wide and bright viewfinder with 100% coverage, users will see shooting data displayed on an organic EL display element for maximum visibility. The viewfinder now also features a prism coating for enhanced clarity. In addition, the grip has been refined for comfort and ergonomics, and the “i” button has been added for quick access to common mode-dependent settings.
 
Both photographers and videographers will clearly see the benefits of the new high-resolution (1229K-dot)  3.2-inch LCD screen, which makes it simple to check focus, review images or compose a scene. The color space of the LCD screen can now also be fully customized, a feature that is useful for matching monitor or print calibration settings. Using the high-resolution LCD screen, users can also activate the new Split Screen Display Zoom function. This new mode magnifies two separated points on the same horizontal line, making it easier to confirm the two points are both level and in focus; a true advantage for architecture, industrial and landscape photographers.  

Inside the durable magnesium alloy structure of the D810 improvements have also been made, including the use of a redesigned mirror sequencer / balancer unit, which minimizes vibration during shooting to increase sharpness during multiple frame bursts. Additionally, the electronic front curtain can now act as an electronic front shutter when using live view or first composing through the optical viewfinder in mirror-up mode. This new feature is useful to attain exacting sharpness when shooting slow-shutter landscapes or astrophotography. The shutter unit has also been tested to 200,000 cycles for years of maximum reliability. For further durability, the body of the D810 has been thoroughly sealed and gasketed to resist the elements, reinforcing this camera’s role in extreme production environments.

[hernanG!]

tiene más cosas.... te referis al texto ¿? 

[Nico]

tiene más cosas.... te referis al texto ¿? 

jejeje claro!!

[Gabriel Luque]

Ayer leí en un grupo de facebook (D810) que el sensor era nuevo, incrementando ligeramente la resolución (pasaba de 36.2 a 36.3 MP). Por lo que veo en el resumen de nikonistas es así.....ese podría ser uno de los cambios más importantes.

[elcanoseba]

Ayer leí en un grupo de facebook (D810) que el sensor era nuevo, incrementando ligeramente la resolución (pasaba de 36.2 a 36.3 MP). Por lo que veo en el resumen de nikonistas es así.....ese podría ser uno de los cambios más importantes.

Parece que es el mismo sensor que el de la sony 7r

[hernanG!]

nose nose, a mi ya me gustó a a7S

[elcanoseba]

nose nose, a mi ya me gustó a a7S

Bueno, esperá que salga el próximo modelo de nikon que seguro va a tener ese sensor.

[hernanG!]

nose nose, a mi ya me gustó a a7S

Bueno, esperá que salga el próximo modelo de nikon que seguro va a tener ese sensor.

Dios te escuche.

[amaliovilla]

muy linda che, me quita las ganas de la DF.
Tendré que vender la obsoleta D700 y la D800 a ver si junto.

Enviado desde mi XT890 usando Tapatalk 2

[amaliovilla]

muy linda che, me quita las ganas de la DF.
Tendré que vender la obsoleta D700 y la D800 a ver si junto.

Enviado desde mi XT890 usando Tapatalk 2

[hernanG!]

mmm... pero si todavía no hay review del rendimiento de ISO. No era por eso que querias la DF¿?

[enkou_rst]

mmm... pero si todavía no hay review del rendimiento de ISO. No era por eso que querias la DF¿?

 

[Federico Hache]

Según Ryan Brenizer:

"Look what I got in for testing! I've done three minutes of testing so far, enough to answer a couple of the burning questions I had:

The good: This feels like a Nikon again! Not like the D800, which in sluggish handling reminded me more of the old Fuji dSLRS. Even the Live View works very quickly, feeling like the Nikon D4s, and has no green cast whatsoever.

The bad: As expert assumed, the sRAW implementation is not what we would have hoped for. The files are about the same size as a 12-bit, compressed full-size NEF (28.5 mb versus about 30 mb), and converting to DNG makes them even larger. So the real solution for smaller, "semi-RAW" files is to shoot it large and downsize to lossy DNGs later, saving you on hard drives and bandwidth but not cards.

The Live View alone makes this very possibly a keeper for me over the D800."

[Carlos Arigós]

De mi experiencia con la D800, el único cambio real y justificado (si funciona), es el reemplazo del obturador y el golpe del espejo.
La actual tiene un culatazo que ni el Mauser 98.

La sigo considerando una cámara única, de paladar negro con los lentes. Sólo hay que trabajarla con otra técnica

En cambio, el mecanismo en la D600 es una delicia, más aún después que pasó por el service (USA).

Si lo lograron en la D810, el resto es coméstica.

[Felipe Taboada]

El sensor parece lo mismo

http://www.dxomark.com/Reviews/Nikon-D810-sensor-review-New-DxOMark-leader/Nikon-D810-versus-Nikon-D800-versus-Nikon-D800E-Outstanding-performance

[Gabriel]

https://www.facebook.com/TimTadderPhotography/photos/a.10151699663471652.1073741825.43792301651/10152117153111652/?type=1&theater

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