Nikon has announced the development of the D4s to replace the 2-year-old Nikon D4 and will have it on display at the Nikon booth this week at CES 2014. I’ll be going by the booth to check it out today, so look for a little more news and hopefully hands-on with the pre-production unit late tonight.
Nikon’s statement on the upcoming D4S is below.
As Nikon’s new flagship model, the D4S will offer advances over the Nikon D4 HD-SLR camera, including enhanced image quality enabled with adoption of a new image-processing engine. The new HD-SLR will also feature more advanced autofocusing performance, further solidifying it as the choice for professional sports, nature and event photographers as well as photojournalists.
The D4S represents a concentration of Nikon’s advanced camera development technologies and legacy as a leader in imaging. The D4S will further expand the possibilities for professional photographers who demand the best possible performance and image quality in challenging environments. The Nikon D4S will build upon the success of the acclaimed Nikon D4, a camera highly regarded for its speed, unrivaled low-light ability and amazing image quality that made it the choice of professionals and advanced amateurs around the world.
Further details regarding the Nikon D4S, including announcement date, availability and suggested retail price will be announced at a later date.
I am Bijunarayanan from Palakkad, Kerala. am Deep fan of Nikon and
I wish all the success to the New developed D4 HD SLR
I was very curious to find out what Nikon makes, as I am a disappointed Canon user. After reading this very informative piece of news from Nikon I have a full picture of their new flagship model. It is able to take amazing quality pictures, just like that Nokia phone I bought 5 years ago. Nokia’s manual used exactly same word: amazing.