A new Nikon bundle deal gives you a free genuine Nikon battery grip when you purchase the Nikon D500, D750 or D810. Check out all of the body and kit options here at B&H Photo.
Nikon Refurbished Deals on Cameras and Lenses
Adorama has a number of great deals on Nikon cameras and lenses that are refurbished by Nikon USA. Check out the full list below. [Read more…]
Nikon D750, D810, D500 & Other DSLR Deals End Soon
Nikon’s current instant rebate program is set to end on June 3. Right now, you can save up to $500 on just Nikon DSLR bodies along – and up to $1460 if you bundle a DSLR with lenses.
Notable deals include:
- Nikon D750 for $1496 (reg. $1996)
- Nikon D500 for $1796 (reg. $1996)
- Nikon D810 for $2496 (reg. $2996)
- Nikon D3400 Kit for $396 (reg. $546)
Check out these deals, along with the rest of the Nikon instant rebates here at B&H Photo.
Deal: Nikon D810 for $1899
ebay (via RedTagCamera) has the Nikon D810 for $1899 (compare at $2796) in limited quantity. Check it out here on ebay.
Note: This is labeled as a gray market camera. ebay seller RedTagCamera has a positive feedback rating of 99.9% at the time of this post.
Deal: Nikon D810 for $1899
ebay (via Deals-All-Year) has the Nikon D810 for $1899 (compare at $2796) in limited quantity. Check it out while it lasts here on ebay.
Note: This is labeled as a gray market camera. ebay seller Deals-All-Year has a positive feedback rating of 99.8% at the time of this post.
Deal: Nikon D810 for $1999
ebay (via ElectronicsValley) has the Nikon D810 for $1999 (compare at $2796.95) in limited quantity. Check it out here on ebay.
Note: This is labeled as a gray market camera. ebay seller ElectronicsValley has a positive feedback rating of 99.5% at the time of this post.
Nikon D810 Firmware Update Version C 1.10 Released
Nikon has released new firmware for the D810. The camera’s “C” firmware has been updated to version 1.10.
The firmware update includes the following changes: [Read more…]
Reminder: Sony’s A7S is Incredible in Low Light
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We’ve seen many examples of the Sony A7S and just how good it is in low light. Well, here’s another that proves it is the low light king for affordable full frame cameras.
In this short preview video, Tony Northrup walks us through the high ISO settings of the Sony A7S, Sony A7 II and Nikon D810. The Sony A7S’ reach up to ISO 409,600 puts it just head and shoulders above the low light capabilities of the Nikon D810 and the A7 II.
Whether its the right overall camera for you, however, requires examining what you need out of the camera day to day. For low light shooting though, the Sony A7S remains in a league of its own.
Nikon Announces New HDSLR-focused Firmware for D4S, D810 and D750
Ahead of NAB 2015, Nikon has announced that it is developing new firmware for the Nikon D4S, D810 and D750 that allows the Atomos Shogun or Ninja 2 HDMI recorders to recognize the start/stop recording commands from the camera. [Read more…]
Nikon D810 for Astrophotography Coming This Week?
New rumors suggest that Nikon will announce a special version of the D810 for astrophotography in the next couple of days.
If this turns out to be true, expect a similar setup to Canon’s 60Da, which features a modified infrared filter and a low-noise sensor with heightened hydrogen-alpha sensitivity and allows the camera to better capture red hydrogen emission nebulae and other cosmic phenomena.
[vai Nikon Rumors]