[Brightcolours]

20.9mp, 10fps, same 153 point AF layout as D5, 4k video, ISO range 100-51200, expandable to 50-1640000 , around $2000.

 

Finally a D300(s) follow up! A good day for Nikon ASP-C shooters.

[Klaus]

Just 20mp. Thanks for not pushing that megapixel race, Nikon.

[borisbg]

"Finally a D300(s) follow up!"

No kidding

[popo]

They took their time about it! Should keep DX shooters happy, and Canon 7D series users like me wondering just how well those million AF points work...

[Brightcolours]

D5 4k: 3 minutes recording time. Hmm. Heat issues much?

[joachim]

20.9mp, 10fps, same 153 point AF layout as D5, 4k video, ISO range 100-51200, expandable to 50-1640000 , around $2000.

 

Finally a D300(s) follow up! A good day for Nikon ASP-C shooters.

 

I am surprised they released this.  I assumed a more serious Nikon offer in APS-C than the D7200 wouldn't come.  Will be interesting to see how well it sells - whether there is still demand for an APS-C Nikon in that price range.

[Brightcolours]

The 7D mkII sells well, so I bet there is also a market for the D500.

[JJ_SO]

Nice feature: AF micro adjustment automatically with LiveView, just what I wished. Two years ago or so... ISO up to 1.640.000 and a huge covering of focus points. 200 raw shows at 10 f/s, tiltable touchscreen, nice. Bird shooters will order their copy soon. Sports photographers as well.

 

Only two years too late...

[popo]

Is there an image of the AF point spread? Found it, http://chsvimg.nikon.com/lineup/microsit...digest.pdf

Impressive horizontal coverage, lacking vertical. Sounds a bit counter-intuitive to me if you think about it from an image circle view. Something to do with the rectangular mirror box area cropping the top and bottom?

[JJ_SO]

Yeah, it looks strange to me, too.