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The Nikon D850 is a 45.7 megapixel DSLR that gives full-frame photographers the ultimate combination of resolution, speed, and light sensitivity. An upgrade from the highly successful Nikon D810, The D850 is the first Nikon FX-format D-SLR camera to offer full-frame 4K UHD video, whilst time-lapse shooters can create high-resolution sequences under extremely low light with up to ISO 25600.
Nikon FX-format, backside illumination CMOS
sensor delivering 45.7 megapixels with ISO 64-25600
The D850 allows landscape photographers to capture a diverse range of
scenes in sumptuously rich detail. It is the first Nikon D-SLR to use a
backside illumination sensor, which allows incoming light to reach
photodiodes more efficiently. Together with the camera’s low-noise
performance, this enables it to achieve ISO 25600 despite its high pixel
count. What’s more, it strikes an optimal balance between sensor
sensitivity and the volume of light information accumulated in
photodiodes, yielding images with a wide dynamic range even at ISO 64
(expandable to ISO 32 equivalent) — the lowest native ISO setting
offered by any camera manufacturer. Copper wiring is used to cut
electrical resistance, while the backside illumination structure allows a
flexible wiring layout, reducing stray capacity. These measures enable
45-megapixel FX-format images to be captured at continuous
shooting speeds of 9 fps*1. And because the sensor is designed without
an optical low-pass filter, it can harness the sharpness of 45
megapixels when combined with the high resolving power of NIKKOR lenses.
The D850 yields pictures that can be enlarged as massive prints at up
to A2 size or used for 8K digital signage displays.
EXPEED 5 powerful image processing
Thanks to its EXPEED 5 image-processing engine, EXPEED 5 processor
renders delicate tonality in highly vivid colors, and its superb noise
reduction suppresses noise effectively while maintaining detail. Its
powerful calculation ability also permits high-speed continuous shooting
at approx. 9 fps* with 45 megapixels, as well as full-frame, 4K UHD
movie recording.
Picture Control system
Nikon’s Picture Control system helps you craft images that match your creative intentions and purposes. The D850 incorporates
the new Auto Picture Control, in addition to the seven existing presets. Each preset allows you to tune settings such as
sharpening and clarity, opening up a wider range of options for achieving your ideal image. You can adjust settings and store
them as your own custom Picture Controls.
Auto Picture Control
Auto Picture Control produces more desirable images by automatically
fine-tuning the tone curve, color, sharpening and clarity of the
Standard
option, according to each scene’s characteristics. As a result, blue
skies and verdant greens are rendered more vibrantly for landscape
shots.
The Advanced Scene Recognition System is now even better at identifying
light sources, meaning red colors can be emphasized in sunsets and
sunrises.
Silent photography at 45 megapixels
When capturing a night sky blanketed with stars, you probably want to
avoid even the tiniest image blur to maximize the advantage of 45
megapixels. The D850’s silent photography function in live view mode
utilizes an electronic shutter instead of triggering any mirror or
shutter
movement, meaning it doesn’t cause any mechanical vibration.
Photographers can capture every last detail in 45 megapixels — and in
complete
silence. This mode can be used in approx. 6-fps continuous shooting, but
can also shoot approx. 8.6-megapixel pictures in DX image area at
approx. 30 fps.
New natural light auto white balance option
The D850 employs a new “natural light auto” white balance mode, taking advantage of
the Advanced Scene Recognition System’s improved light source identification function.
This option delivers optimal white balance results under natural light — a valuable asset
for landscape shooters. It makes it possible to respond quickly to changes in the weather
conditions without switching to the direct sunlight or cloudy options. When shooting scenes
such as an autumnal landscape awash with red leaves or spectacular orange sunset, it also
enhances the warm colors, helping create even more impressive pictures.
Convenient shooting with ND filters — Low-light metering down to -3 EV
The D850 employs a 180K-pixel RGB sensor with superb low-light
sensitivity, the same as the flagship D5, offering
metering down to -3 EV*2. This helps enormously when shooting low-light
scenes. It is also invaluable when
capturing long-exposure shots with ND filters (such as seascapes or
running water), as it allows you to rely fully
on the camera’s AE and AF without needing to detach the filter.
Furthermore, the Advanced Scene Recognition
System uses the RGB sensor’s increased pixel count to enhance the
accuracy of various auto controls such as
auto white balance, i-TTL balanced fill-flash, auto-area AF, 3D-tracking
and Active D-Lighting, making it easier for photographers to achieve
their desired results.
0.75× optical viewfinder
The D850 provides a wide field of view for easier subject confirmation with a 0.75×
magnification* for its optical viewfinder — the highest ever offered by a Nikon FXformat
D-SLR. The viewfinder has been redesigned to employ an aspherical lens and a
new condenser lens with refined refraction, allowing for a slimmer body while keeping
a sufficiently long eye point. Its high-contrast viewfinder information display uses
organic EL display elements, making it easier to read even under bright sunlight.
Tilting 3.2-inch 2359k-dot touchscreen monitor
Whether lowering the camera down for a macro shot or pointing
upwards at a starry night sky, the D850’s tilting LCD monitor makes
it easier to shoot from difficult angles. The monitor opens smoothly
even when the camera is mounted on a tripod and has the most
extensive touch functionality found in any Nikon D-SLR camera to
date. From changing menu settings to shooting to reviewing images,
it brings a new level of convenience. And thanks to the monitor’s
2359k-dot high-resolution display, you can easily check images and
confirm focus in precise detail.
In-camera RAW batch processing
Shooting in RAW gives greater leeway in post-production, letting
photographers draw the most from the images they capture. Until
now, however, processing RAW has always been extremely timeconsuming.
The D850 resolves this issue by offering an incredibly
convenient, in-camera RAW batch-processing feature, which enables
you to quickly apply the same adjustments to selected images. You
can save the original RAW files and processed JPEG files on one
large-capacity XQD card, or else save the original on XQD and the
JPEG on an SD card in the second slot, for easier data management.
New 1:1 image area option
The D850 introduces a new image area option
with a 1:1 aspect ratio. While reminiscent of
6 × 6 medium format, it’s also ideal for social
media, where square images have become
increasingly popular. It is also possible to
add shading in the viewfinder around the
image area you choose, helping you compose
more accurately. You can create pictures to
impress your followers, as well as experiment
with the creative potential of this unique
image area.
Eeather-/dust-resistant performance
and a robust body
Working in environments such as tropical forests or desert,
landscape photographers often expose their camera bodies to
harsh conditions. Nikon has applied its stringently high standards
for weather resistance and durability, renowned in the fields of
photography and science alike, to the D850. It has comprehensive
weather- and dust-sealing applied to its joints and seams, and its
top, rear and bottom covers, as well as the inside body structure,
are made of robust magnesium alloy. It’s a camera that allows you
to work with confidence in a wide range of tough environments.
Also, its redesigned grip is deeper and longer, making it easier to
hold even over extended periods of time.
Button illumination and layout
The superb performance of the D850, such as its low noise at high ISO
settings and wide detection range for AF/AE, encourages landscape
photographers to venture out in the dark and create amazing images from
challenging situations. The camera offers illuminated buttons on the
rear left side and release mode dial, making it easier to change
settings when shooting in the dark. Moreover, the buttons and dials are
arranged
in a convenient ergonomic layout to fit photographers’ hands. The rear
side now features a sub selector added in the same position as for the
D5,
to allow easier right-handed operation by photographers who use both
models.
Dual memory card slots
Reliable storage media is crucial to all creative work. The D850
features dual slots for XQD and UHS-II SD cards, enabling rapid
reading and writing of the vast data generated from its high-pixelcount
image sensor. It also offers a variety of storage options,
including the ability to store the same data onto two cards for
instant backup and recording RAW and JPEG simultaneously onto
separate cards.
In-camera RAW batch processing
Shooting in RAW gives greater leeway in post-production, letting
photographers draw the most from the images they capture. Until
now, however, processing RAW has always been extremely timeconsuming.
The D850 resolves this issue by offering an incredibly
convenient, in-camera RAW batch-processing feature, which enables
you to quickly apply the same adjustments to selected images. You
can save the original RAW files and processed JPEG files on one
large-capacity XQD card, or else save the original on XQD and the
JPEG on an SD card in the second slot, for easier data management.
4K UHD videos even in dark
situations — Superior low-noise performance at
high ISO settings
Even in dark scenes, you can rely on the D850 for consistently
sharp video with low noise. Despite the great leap in effective
pixel count from the D810, the camera achieves a wider standard
sensitivity range of ISO 64-25600 for both stills and movies. This is
thanks to the greater light-gathering efficiency of the new backside
illumination CMOS structure, and the EXPEED 5 image-processing
engine’s ability to effectively reduce noise while maintaining details.
You can also widen the possibilities for your shooting by extending
sensitivity up to Hi 2 (ISO 102400 equivalent). The D850 encourages
videographers to explore their creativity in a variety of scenes.
8K time-lapse movie creation
The D850 takes your time-lapse movies into a new realm with its
Nikon FX-format CMOS image sensor. Harnessing the vast pixel
count of 45 megapixels (8256 × 5504 pixels) with the high resolving
power of NIKKOR lenses, the camera’s interval timer mode allows
you to capture over 8K-size images with exquisite detail for timelapse
movie creation*. The 45 megapixels also allow greater leeway
in creating sharper 4K video by down-conversion, or adding pan and
zoom effects within the frame in post-production using a computer to
inject more dynamism into the finished piece. Thanks to the greater
light-gathering efficiency of the backside illumination CMOS sensor
structure, together with the advanced image processing of EXPEED 5,
the D850 achieves a wider ISO sensitivity range from ISO 64-25600
(expandable to ISO 32 equivalent and to ISO 102400 equivalent). The
resulting images feature low noise while maintaining detail even in
the high ISO range. With the D850, you can create truly amazing timelapse
movies.
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