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Nikon D3 Digital SLR Camera Body

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(29 reviews)

Price Range: $3,999 to $5,999

thinkcamera.com Professional Review.

Nikon D3: Review

by Jonathan Ryan

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Is the Nikon D3 the best digital SLR Nikon have ever made?

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QuickTake:

Pros: Image quality Low noise Stuffed full of features Build quality

Cons: No anti dust (and cleaning may be tricky) Autofocus switch osts a lot more than the D300

digitalcamerareview.com Professional Review.

Nikon D3 Review

by J. Keenan

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The pro-level Nikon D3 is the manufacturer's first DSLR featuring a "full frame" 12.1 megapixel sensor that is nearly identical in size to 35mm film.

Review Verdict: compatible, so it only takes seconds before I'm shooting and know for certain that "I am real glad I got me one of these!" Not bad for a first impression

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QuickTake:

Pros: Breathtaking high ISO performance Breathtaking image and color quality Breathtaking continuous shooting rates Breathtakingly good monitor

Cons: Breathtaking price

asia.cnet.com Professional Review.

Preview: Nikon D3

by Calvin Siew

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Finally, we get our mitts on the D3 prototype. Here's what we think.

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photokina-show.com Professional Review.

Nikon D3

by Dennis Hissink

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Nikon Europe announced the revolutionary Nikon D3 Professional Digital SLR that defines a new benchmark in professional photography. "Nikon has eclipsed the competition with the Nikon D3, a cutting edge camera that will change how professional photographe

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digital photography blog Professional Review.

Nikon D3

by Darren

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There has been increased talk in the past few weeks of a new array of digital cameras from Nikon including the possibility of a Nikon D3 DSLR. Lonestar Digital's Nikon Rumor page writes: 'Nikon D3 - All new DSLR body, full frame, 15 Megapixels. Nikon's ne

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imaging-resource.com Professional Review.

Nikon D3 Digital Camera - First Shots - The Imaging Resource!

by Shawn Barnett, Dave Etchells, and Siegfried Weidel

Comments:
, and stay tuned for more over the coming days

Review Verdict: Pro photographers just got a new option for full-frame digital photography: the Nikon D3 digital SLR camera. Not only will it make their old Nikon glass fully usable again, but it's now the fastest digital SLR on the market -- with some limitations

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QuickTake:

Pros: Exceptional shutter response 12.1-megapixel FX format (23.9 x 36mm) CMOS sensor provides full frame focal lengths without taxing your existing storage system Very fast (in fact the fastest available) burst speed of 9 fps at full FX resolution Very fast bu

Cons: 12.1-megapixels may not be sufficient for some applications DX mode only 5-megapixels ISO below 200 disappoints Poor auto white balance in incandescent lighting No automated sensor filter cleaning Not an inconspicuous design 43.7 ounces (without a lens) N

popphoto.com Professional Review.

Hands On: Nikon D3

by Michael J. McNamara

Comments:
Five reasons why this new pro-level DSLR is without a doubt Nikon's greatest camera ever.

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popphoto.com Professional Review.

Lab Report: Nikon D3 Takes Noise Award

by Michael J. McNamara

Comments:
Nikon's Flagship DSLR has impressive high ISO noise control in our initial findings.

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digitalreview.ca Professional Review.

Nikon D3 Digital SLR Camera Image Samples

by Online Shopper

Comments:
Nikon Canada Inc. recently offered accredited professional sports photographers (attending the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball home games at the Rogers Stadium in Toronto), the opportunity to try out initial production samples of the new Nikon D3 12.1 MP FX Fo

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digitalreview.ca Professional Review.

Nikon D3 and D300 Scene Recognition Technology Interview

by Online Shopper

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Nikon has provided a behind the scenes interview with the developer of their new scene recognition system technology which is incorporated in the latest Nikon D3 and D300 digital cameras. Leveraging the data provided by their 1005 pixel RGB matrix meter,

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