Abstract: Nikon stays true to the ‘big pixel' philosophy of the original D3, and gives the D4 a set of upgraded features that are more significant in practice than they look on paper.Just about every element of the D4 is either new or upgraded – the bodyshell, the ...
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Published: 2012-07-17, Author: Lori , review by: cnet.com.au
Excellent shooting performance. Video implementation, including manual audio control, is great. Versatile connectivity options. Impeccable image quality, particularly at low ISO levels. Redesigned elements make all the difference to the experience
No USB 3.0 interface. Ethernet connection sucks a lot of battery power. Live View switch is positioned awkwardly for frequent video shooters
For Nikon devotees looking for the fastest body available, the D4 delivers....
Great AF system, Noise control, Huge ISO range, Ergonomic body
Complex AF system, AF points clustered, Some movement in card bay
Nikon has succeeded in building upon the D3s to produce a versatile camera that is suitable for use by professional photographers in a wide range of situations. The Nikon D4 may not have the highest resolution, but it has lightening-quick responses, a fan...
Excellent shooting performance. Video implementation, including manual audio control, is great. Versatile connectivity options. Impeccable image quality, particularly at low ISO levels. Redesigned elements make all the difference to the experience
No USB 3.0 interface. Ethernet connection sucks a lot of battery power. Live View switch is positioned awkwardly for frequent video shooters
The Nikon D4 offers many significant improvements from previous professional-grade SLRs, such as the D3S, as well as excellent shooting performance, autofocusing speed and video recording....
Sometimes making a great camera a better one is more difficult than just making a great camera. The D4 fixes every little complaint pro users had over the previous model and adds some unexpected but well-received features. My final take on the D4 is ...
Abstract: The Nikon D4 has some fairly big shoes to fill. Its predecessor, the 12.1-megapixel Nikon D3S was a veritable low-light killer, capable of shooting crisp images even in poor lighting without a flash.But the D3S had one major deficiency: While its 35-mi...
Abstract: In my eyes, this DSLR is unbeatable. It’s the best camera for capturing action, and I haven’t handled anything else that comes close. And when you’re photographing something like the Olympics, especially this one on home soil, you don’t want to miss a thing...
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Published: 2012-06-07, Author: Jeremy , review by: reviewed.com
Still, in moderate low light the Nikon D4 was incredible (as the sample videos above can attest). Scenes shot at dusk with the camera looked vibrant, and even scenes shot indoors with the aid of a single diffused light bulb were perfectly bright (and nois...
The Nikon D4 is particularly striking evidence of the seismic shift ongoing in the world of professional photography. Reacting to a market where photographers are often asked to serve double-duty as videographers, Nikon has reluctantly moved away from its...
