Digital Camera Review

Nikon D800 is a full frame Digital Camera If you a serious about photography, so you can try a fantastic Digital SLR camera from Nikon.  Nikon has introduced the D800. T his  professional  c amera  has some interesting advantages photography enthusiasts. For example, compared to its predecessor (D700), the Nikon D800 can also be used to record 1080p HD video. HDMI output is also available, so you can watch your video on LED TV monitor or Full HD LCD Plasma TV.  The Features and specifications of the Nikon D800 are not too different from the Nikon D4. Both cameras have the same AF module and processor EXPEED 3. The difference lies only in the processing of data contained in the sensor. There is also a headphone and microphone sockets that support audio capture. Nikon D800 also has a CF slot and SD Memory Cards that can be combined. There is also a choice of ISO settings from 100-6400 and step-down option of ISO 50 to ISO more than 25 600. Ability allegedly battery can last

Whether you're looking for a full frame camera? You can rely on Nikon D4. Why? Nikon D4 was present as the fifth of Nikon digital SLR cameras where the D4 comes with 16 megapixel resolution, 12 megapixel D3S followed by a complete overhaul on a variety of video and a host of features ergonomic recording improvements.  Nikon D4 comes with a high resolution 16.2 megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor that can record 10 frames per second moment with autofocus.  The camera is also able to bring the ISO options from 100 to 12,800 which can be extended from 50 to 204 800. Significant changes in the video sector and the camera uses a carbon fiber material that can be used up to 400,000 shots. The biggest technical change on this camera is the addition of 91 000 pixel metering sensor. The sensor is also used to play an important role in tracking the subject, white balance and Active D-lighting, otherwise than by metering. This high-resolution sensor also allows detection of the f