D820 (?) 46MP sensor....

7 years 3 weeks ago #521314 by effron
nikonrumors.com/2017/02/07/new-rumors-ni...d820-with-46mp.aspx/

Just a rumor, but we may see something in April following the Nikon worldwide  inventory. So, who here might jump on that?

Myself, I'll stand pat on the D800 until something comes along that doesn't just improve a half stop DR, or a little noise control but actually blows my near five year old body away!

Why so serious?
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7 years 3 weeks ago #521332 by Screamin Scott
Since I just got a D610, it won't be me....

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521372 by effron
I was in an interesting thread yesterday, and many gear heads are threatening to go Canon if Nikon doesn't hit one out of the park, and soon. There were also Canonites making the same demands, vowing to go Nikon or Sony, etc.....I was called out defending the products of all makers, and questioning the impatience. Look at the improvements in last ten years, amazing to me....

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521383 by Screamin Scott
With the size of the sensor, improvements have to be in other areas as opposed to more MP's

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521404 by effron
Yup, I'm shooting older gear now but I can't see them improving my stuff enough for a three thousand dollar upgrade. Don't need a faster burst count, my D800 is great for night shots and controls noise well. I don't need a 46MP sensor either....

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521474 by Trisha.M
Surprised they didn't pack more into the new model.  Oh wait, I'm on the Canon side of things.   Seriously though, my brother shoots Nikon and he was just talking about this rumored update yesterday.  If this is correct, Nikon is swaying on the conservative side for this one.


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7 years 3 weeks ago #521502 by tejbon
Kind of expected more from Nikon with the new D8??.  

Hopefully just rumors here and the final released camera will be a big leap forward.  


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7 years 3 weeks ago #521520 by effron
More of what? These things are amazing to me....

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521598 by Ira Weber

Screamin Scott wrote: With the size of the sensor, improvements have to be in other areas as opposed to more MP's



The problem is the improvements don't warrant excitement.  It's like buying a new care because the manufacture stuck a new cup holder in it.  


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7 years 3 weeks ago #521599 by Screamin Scott
Actually, it depends on what the improvement is. A newer processing engine would be one thing, A new button ? maybe not so much...

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521607 by effron
Yeah, if they can give us another three stops or so DR, and maybe a few stops better high ISO, I'd be interested. Like I said before, I don't need more MPs, but I got hammered elsewhere by gear heads that demand 72MP, or else!

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521613 by Screamin Scott
More megapixels crowded onto the same size sensor wouldn't improve anything...

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521616 by effron
It actually makes hand holding more challenging. I did a casual wedding last year and chose my D700 over the D800 for that reason, and because the D700 is a bit better in low light.....I wonder what some of the impatient gear heads shoot?

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7 years 3 weeks ago #521657 by ThatNikonGuy
Pass.  I'm kind of disappointed with Nikon lately.  They just aren't raising the bar like they used to. 


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7 years 2 weeks ago #521689 by effron
Curious, what do you want? What bar needs raising?

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