Canon is rumored to be launching two DSLR cameras, the
EOS 200D and Canon EOS 6D Mark II. There are also rumors of the main
competitor, Nikon will launch the D850 or D820, and Nikon D760, which is a full-frame
professional camera.
This is the hottest news for Nikon lovers around the
world, even moderate factions who are not affected by the Canon VS competition.
Nikon, will probably pay attention to what Nikon can offer to the D760 and
Nikon D850. Is there a significant difference with full-frame cameras, both
Canon and Nikon manufactured such as the Nikon D810.
Nikon D850? Image: YouTube.com |
As quoted from cameraegg.com famous site,
letsgodigital.com, it is rumored that Nikon D850’s sensor will have two
options, one is Sony’s 42.4MP full frame sensor (Same sensor on a7R II), the
other will be a new 50MP full frame sensor. And Nikon D850 will have 4K video
recording and advanced AF system. While Nikon D760 is expected to arrive even
prior to the Nikon D850, both camera could be announced this month.
When we talk about Nikon's full-frame cameras whose
specifications are higher than the D760, it turns out there's a rumor that
Nikon is not going to name its high-end full-frame cameras with the D850's
name, but will be called the Nikon D820. Apart from this latest camera naming
problem, you may need to know the whispers on the Internet about the
specifications of the D850 or D820, ie as reported by newsledge.com, as
follows:
- The rumored announcement date is slated for the summer. Maybe it’s Nikon’s true 100th anniversary, though I’m holding out hope for a pro mirrorless system.
- Most likely it will be called D820 (D850 is still a possibility)
- Nikon is already planning the marketing material for the new camera
- The sensor will be between 45-46MP.
- The D820 is expected to be better at low and high ISO compared to Canon and better than the D810
- The D820 could come with a new and improved version of SnapBridge. That’ll be a relief and will have to be one hell of an advancement.
- No built-in GPS
- Tiltable LCD screen
- The memory card slots will be the same as in the D500: one SD and one XQD
- AF system will borrow the system used in the Nikon D5.
If we look at speculation about the specifications
described above, it appears that the D820 is a blend of several features and
technologies that you can find on Nikon D5 and D500. Will the design and
specifications in this new camera will perfect the existing system on the
full-frame camera that has been launched earlier? We will know the details
after Nikon released the official announcement before its launch.
The D820 or Nikon D850 is planned to replace the D810,
which has an interesting specification. If it is still sold in the nearest
camera store in your city or in an online store, then you can get an attractive
price, especially if the replacement has been officially launched. There is a
chance you will get a tempting package like the best memory card with a large
capacity, maybe even a package with zoom lens. Why not?