Abstract: The D3 is the successor to the pro-level D2Xs and is the first DSLR from Nikon to feature a full-frame Cmos sensor, bursts up to 9 frames per second and sensor sensitivity running to a genuine ISO6400.
Excellent image quality, excellent ergonomics, great design and control layout, menu system, comprehensive feature set and customisability
Fastest frame rate only available in DX format mode, low(ish) resolution compared to its Canon competition the EOS 1Ds Mk III
Nikon’s new flagship DSLR is a beast of a camera that sports Nikon’s latest FX format full frame (in 35mm format terms) CMOS sensor and full pro specification in terms of rugged build and shooting controls. It’s not cheap but then ...
All the features you could ask for, Excellent performance, Great build and handles well, Good value considering its pedigree
Less pixels than its rivasl
Heres an interesting fact to mull over. The Canon EOS 1Ds Mk III will sell for £6,000, body only. For that, you can get a D3 body, one of the brand-new Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 N-series lenses and Nikons fabulous 14-24mm N-series wide-angle zoom. Remembe...
Abstract: Looking for a new SLR camera? Not sure which one to go with? Well, despite having been around for a couple of years, the Nikon D-3 is still a great choice for the professional photographer. OverviewRating The Nikon D-3 ($4,000 online) has been out for...
The Nikon D3 is blisteringly fast, capturing incredible results in near darkness. Digital files normally accused of looking ‘flat’ have an attractively 3D film-like quality. But this camera is eye-wateringly expensive....
HighISO shooting is fantastic, with low noise, even at ISO 3200. Incamera RAW conversion. Liveview function is the best of the topend DSLRs. Dual CF card capability.
So many functions it could take a lifetime to nail them all. No dustbusting sensorcleaning systemCamera Resolution: 12.1 megapixels, with 36.0 x 23.9mm CMOS sensor
