- Nikon FX-format CMOS image sensor with 24.5 effective megapixels
- Exceptional noise control from ISO 100 to ISO 1600
- Fast 14-bit A/D conversion incorporated onto the image sensor for high signal-to-noise ratio and low power consumption
- Nikon’s EXPEED image-processing system, utilizing a supremely powerful CPU with 16-bit image processing
- Near-instantaneous shutter release time lag of approx. 0.04 second (based on CIPA Guideline)*
- 5-frames-per-second continuous shooting in FX format and 7 fps in DX crop mode (up to 130 frames)*
- 51-point Multi-CAM3500FX autofocus system
- Scene Recognition System for more accurate AF, AE, and AWB results
- Active D-Lighting for complete control over highlight and shadow detail
- Picture Control: Standard, Vivid, Neutral and Monochrome (Landscape, Portrait and D2x Modes I, II and III are available free via download)
- Live View mode for shooting handheld and with a tripod
- High-resolution (approx. 920k dots), 3-inch VGA-size LCD monitor with tempered glass
- Durable, lightweight magnesium-alloy construction and comprehensive weather sealing against dust and moisture
- Intelligent power management that lets you shoot up to approx. 4,400 frames on a single battery charge (based on CIPA Standards)**
- Compatibility with the Nikon Total Imaging System
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Digital SLR Cameras
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Nikon Digital SLRs combine capability with ease of use to produce incredible digital images. Whether you’re new to digital photography or a seasoned pro looking for the latest in technology, you’ll be able to compare the features, explore the benefits and delve into the details and specs. Turn your ideas into images with a Nikon D-SLR. Nikon D-Series DSLRs Ranked "Highest in Customer Satisfaction with Digital SLR Cameras, Two Years in a Row, Tied in 2008"
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