The Df DSLR features a 16.2-inch FX-format CMOS sensor, one said by Nikon to have been “inherited” by the D4. Under the hood, photographers will have access to the EXPEED 3 image processor. By combining the two, the maker promises high image quality with low-light shots being above what you’d get from an ordinary camera thanks to the large sensor used. ISO ranges from 100 to 12,800 expandable to a huge 204,800.
Said Director of Marketing and Planning Masahiro Horie: “Nikon cameras have played an important role in documenting world history for the better part of 50 years, and have earned their position as a reliable tool that pros and enthusiasts can count on. The Nikon Df represents much more than a storied legacy of cameras; it’s more about giving the user a chance to truly enjoy the experience of taking amazing images.” SlashGear
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