Sam McDaniel

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Nikon Finally released the specs of the replacement to the Nikon D4, called the D4s. This camera will be a low light monster. While the D4s will have a 16.2 megapixel sensor like the D4 Nikon claims that it is a completely redesigned sensor which has a standard maximum ISO of 25,600 opposed to the D4 which has standard maximum ISO of 12,800. That gives the D4s and entire stop above the D4. The changes doesn't stop there either, Nikon bumped the max fps from 10 fps to 11 fps. Thanks to the new expeed 4 processor the D4s can shoot 1080p at 60 fps, a first for a professional DSLR. The D4s is available starting March 6th and will set you back $6,500. You can pre order the camera from BH Photo here.