3600w像素啊！，51点对焦啊！SD卡+CF卡啊！

3600略显吹炮不觉得么。。。 像素高了ISO什么的依旧老素质成像会很纠结吧

看了解答，按d7000的水平出3600是有可能的，从nr的高感图来看，低iso有优势，好iso貌似6400可用

攒钱吧。。。。够用到孩子打酱油了

Cropped Nikon D800 samples at high ISO By [NR] ADMIN | Published: DECEMBER 17, 2011

I have mentioned before that I have several samples taken with the upcomingNikon D800 camera. The TIFF files produced by the Nikon D800 are around 103 MB:

Unfortunately I cannot publish the entire images online but I can show you few JPG crops taken at different ISO settings. It's not much, but at least you can get some idea about the ISO performance. I already mentioned that with the D4 and D800 Nikon will make a clear separation in the target audience for those cameras. With its high resolution, the D800 will be for the landscape/studio photographers, where the D4 will have the speed and low light performance for photo journalists/sports shooters. This is a clear differentiation from the previous D3/D700 models that shared the same sensor/technology.
Here are five 100% crops taken at ISO 500, 1400, 3200, 6400 and Hi-1 (I do not have samples taken at other ISO settings). Keep in mind that those were probably taken with a pre-production D800 camera:

Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 500
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 1400
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 3200
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 6400
Nikon D800 jpg 100% crop @ ISO Hi-1 (12,800)

Nikon D800 jpg 100% crop @ ISO Hi-1 (12,800)
Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/2011/12/17/cropped-nikon-d800-samples-at-high-iso.aspx/#ixzz1gzJ6gJfs

哎呀楼上发乱了

Cropped Nikon D800 samples at high ISO By [NR] ADMIN | Published: DECEMBER 17, 2011

I have mentioned before that I have several samples taken with the upcoming Nikon D800 camera. The TIFF files produced by the Nikon D800 are around 103 MB:

Unfortunately I cannot publish the entire images online but I can show you few JPG crops taken at different ISO settings. It's not much, but at least you can get some idea about the ISO performance. I already mentioned that with the D4 and D800 Nikon will make a clear separation in the target audience for those cameras. With its high resolution, the D800 will be for the landscape/studio photographers, where the D4 will have the speed and low light performance for photo journalists/sports shooters. This is a clear differentiation from the previous D3/D700 models that shared the same sensor/technology.
Here are five 100% crops taken at ISO 500, 1400, 3200, 6400 and Hi-1 (I do not have samples taken at other ISO settings). Keep in mind that those were probably taken with a pre-production D800 camera:

Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 500
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 1400
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 3200
Nikon D800 100% jpg crop @ ISO 6400
Nikon D800 jpg 100% crop @ ISO Hi-1 (12,800)
Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/2011/12/17/cropped-nikon-d800-samples-at-high-iso.aspx/#ixzz1gzJHexTF

Interview with Nikon about their upcoming cameras By [NR] ADMIN | Published: DECEMBER 18, 2011

The Japanese Digital Camera Magazine did a series of interviews with leading camera manufacturers about their future products (see a recap of the interviews with Pentax and Olympus executives). The magazine will be published on December 19th, 2011 in Japan. A 12 pages preview of the upcoming issue can be downloaded here (the Nikon interview is on page 7). Here is a quick recap (thanks Matthew) of the Nikon section:
D700 successor to have high pixel count, high resolution
D3 successor to become a highly sensitive, high speed model
Keyword (explanation/ editing dept)
D3, D700 successors. The two models that have been in production for several years are expected to have their successors announced early in the new year. I would say it will be aimed at CP Plus. Considering the trend towards high pixel count, it is thought that both models will have a considerably higher pixel count than the current approx 12MP.
Large improvements toward “High Sensitivity” “High Resolution” “High Speed”
These are the keywords from Mr. Tanaka’s question on how future cameras will progress. Mr. Sasagaki predicts DSLR cameras above entry level will become “pointed cameras” with very advanced functionality. It does seem that these are strongly desired in various media.
The current year at Nikon as seen by Kimio Tanaka
2011 was a tough year for Nikon. Sendai Nikon in Natori, Miyagi Prefecture, got a beating, and as soon as it started to recover, then came the Thai flood disaster. The main factory went into complete shutdown. Because of this, the announcement of what was rumored to be “something big” which was expected in Autumn was “pushed back” to 2012. As the announcement schedule became considerably twisted, in 2012 the strain will likely lead to a new product rush hour. The big news for 2011 would have to be the Nikon 1. For Nikon this is the first camera system based on a new mount since the Nikon F 50 years ago.
For all Japanese speaking readers: if you see any other interesting info in the interview, please add them to the comment section and I will update the post. Thanks!
Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/2011/12/18/interview-with-nikon-about-their-upcoming-cameras.aspx/#ixzz1gzJT0YIo

Nikon D800 shows us its dark left side By [NR] ADMIN | Published: DECEMBER 21, 2011

This Nikon D800 image was sent to me anonymously without any further explanations. Some of the camera design details are consistent with the previous D800 images but I have no idea if this is real or fake. For comparison, here is a side image of the Nikon D700:

What do you guys think - real or fake?
Read more on NikonRumors.com: http://nikonrumors.com/2011/12/21/nikon-d800-shows-us-its-dark-left-side.aspx/#ixzz1hDQ60YWG

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a局深深，我觉得我都要成为尼康的器材来源媒体了

真心出了我就吐血攒钱！