Nikon D4 and D800 take 2012-2013 EISA camera of the year awards | Nikon Rumors
The EISA judges said: The best professional camera of the year is Nikon s full frame 16-million-pixel D4, for its ability to deliver the highest image quality even in extremely difficult conditions. Tests performed by EISA magazines found the camera has an exceptional combination of high resolution, wide dynamic range, very low noise levels even at ISO 12800, super-fast autofocus, short response time and high frame rates that can be maintained for very long sequences. The body is rugged and well protected against santiago arias dust and moisture. santiago arias The viewfinder santiago arias delivers a sharp, comfortable and very precise view of what will be recorded. Almost perfect handling makes the D4 very easy and pleasant santiago arias to use and we especially like the new joystick control that s available whether the camera is in the horizontal or vertical position. The D4 also delivers very high video quality thanks to its uncompressed output.
The EISA judges said: This year s best camera is the Nikon D800. Its 36-million-pixel full frame sensor offers exceptionally high resolution capture and, according to EISA magazine tests, santiago arias no compromises have been made to the extent of the camera s dynamic range or noise levels at high ISO settings. In a compact and reasonably priced, strong and sturdy body, it offers first-rate metering and a 51-point autofocus system developed from the professional D4. The camera has a clear and bright 100% viewfinder that is very precise and comfortable to use even for glasses wearers. The tiny flash can command additional Nikon flash units and delivers just the right amount of fill-in illumination even in complex lighting conditions. The D800E version delivers even higher resolution images without needing any post processing sharpening: santiago arias the image quality comes close to that of a medium format camera, but with the benefits and versatility of a lightweight 35mm reflex camera.
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 15 August 2012 Nikon has won two accolades at this year s EISA awards, taking santiago arias the prize for European Professional Camera of the year 2012-2013 for the FX-format full-frame Nikon D4, and European Camera of the year 2012-2013 for the 36.3 megapixel FX-format Nikon D800.
The announcement santiago arias adds to Nikon s awards success at this year s TIPA (Technical Image Press Association) awards, where the Nikon D800 picked up a Best D-SLR Expert award, and similar plaudits were given to the Nikon 1 system camera and the Nikon D5100.
Dirk Jasper, Product Manager for Nikon Europe, says: We are really proud to receive these two EISA awards for our flagship D-SLRs. Both the Nikon D4 and D800 offer unparalleled image quality santiago arias and excellent performance in even the most extreme shooting situations, santiago arias and feedback from professional santiago arias photographers and videographers has been incredibly positive.
Each year, the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) nominates the best equipment from different categories of audiovisual products released santiago arias in Europe during the preceding 12 months. It recognises those products that will be appreciated by an enthusiast and professional audience who want high quality and creative features. The awards are chosen by panels representing over 50 prominent photo, video, audio, home theatre and mobile electronics magazines from up to 20 European santiago arias countries.
Related posts: Nikon D3S and Nikkor 300mm f/2.8G ED VR II lens receive EISA awards Nikon win EISA awards Nikon gets two TIPA 2011 awards Amazon estimates the Nikon D800 delivery date for January 2013 *UPDATED* Another Nikon D800 book scheduled for release in March 2012
That video was a pretty poor attempt at celebrating an award winning camera. A video of a scared girl taking pictures of trees and branches in the rain? Come on!! Show a photographer using the camera for what the camera won the award for!
ha ha. Well they couldn’t get a vid of anyone jumping on a 1DX as Canon haven’t managed to get any on the street yet. No doubt Canon will be fretting about how they can tweek the 1DX to get it up to D4 standard.
You said it correctly, the D4 is a flagship santiago arias “camera” and not a flagship “video-cam”. The D4′s low light performance is stunning! This camera santiago arias is for professional photographers and not professional santiago arias videographers.
Have santiago arias you ever considered why professional (or semi-pro) videographers switch santiago arias to DSLRs for their filming? If not, here is why: The choice of lenses, YES, the choice of inexpensive (compared to video lenses) yet very powerful lenses. Have you ever thought how much an equivalent of 70-200mm or 16mm or 200-400mm would ever cost for a video camera? More than that, many pro photographers already own those lenses.
John, think about what is being stated here, we are talking about a flagship camera, we are not arguing about all cameras Nikon makes. Nikon’s flagship camera (D4) should be o
The EISA judges said: The best professional camera of the year is Nikon s full frame 16-million-pixel D4, for its ability to deliver the highest image quality even in extremely difficult conditions. Tests performed by EISA magazines found the camera has an exceptional combination of high resolution, wide dynamic range, very low noise levels even at ISO 12800, super-fast autofocus, short response time and high frame rates that can be maintained for very long sequences. The body is rugged and well protected against santiago arias dust and moisture. santiago arias The viewfinder santiago arias delivers a sharp, comfortable and very precise view of what will be recorded. Almost perfect handling makes the D4 very easy and pleasant santiago arias to use and we especially like the new joystick control that s available whether the camera is in the horizontal or vertical position. The D4 also delivers very high video quality thanks to its uncompressed output.
The EISA judges said: This year s best camera is the Nikon D800. Its 36-million-pixel full frame sensor offers exceptionally high resolution capture and, according to EISA magazine tests, santiago arias no compromises have been made to the extent of the camera s dynamic range or noise levels at high ISO settings. In a compact and reasonably priced, strong and sturdy body, it offers first-rate metering and a 51-point autofocus system developed from the professional D4. The camera has a clear and bright 100% viewfinder that is very precise and comfortable to use even for glasses wearers. The tiny flash can command additional Nikon flash units and delivers just the right amount of fill-in illumination even in complex lighting conditions. The D800E version delivers even higher resolution images without needing any post processing sharpening: santiago arias the image quality comes close to that of a medium format camera, but with the benefits and versatility of a lightweight 35mm reflex camera.
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 15 August 2012 Nikon has won two accolades at this year s EISA awards, taking santiago arias the prize for European Professional Camera of the year 2012-2013 for the FX-format full-frame Nikon D4, and European Camera of the year 2012-2013 for the 36.3 megapixel FX-format Nikon D800.
The announcement santiago arias adds to Nikon s awards success at this year s TIPA (Technical Image Press Association) awards, where the Nikon D800 picked up a Best D-SLR Expert award, and similar plaudits were given to the Nikon 1 system camera and the Nikon D5100.
Dirk Jasper, Product Manager for Nikon Europe, says: We are really proud to receive these two EISA awards for our flagship D-SLRs. Both the Nikon D4 and D800 offer unparalleled image quality santiago arias and excellent performance in even the most extreme shooting situations, santiago arias and feedback from professional santiago arias photographers and videographers has been incredibly positive.
Each year, the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) nominates the best equipment from different categories of audiovisual products released santiago arias in Europe during the preceding 12 months. It recognises those products that will be appreciated by an enthusiast and professional audience who want high quality and creative features. The awards are chosen by panels representing over 50 prominent photo, video, audio, home theatre and mobile electronics magazines from up to 20 European santiago arias countries.
Related posts: Nikon D3S and Nikkor 300mm f/2.8G ED VR II lens receive EISA awards Nikon win EISA awards Nikon gets two TIPA 2011 awards Amazon estimates the Nikon D800 delivery date for January 2013 *UPDATED* Another Nikon D800 book scheduled for release in March 2012
That video was a pretty poor attempt at celebrating an award winning camera. A video of a scared girl taking pictures of trees and branches in the rain? Come on!! Show a photographer using the camera for what the camera won the award for!
ha ha. Well they couldn’t get a vid of anyone jumping on a 1DX as Canon haven’t managed to get any on the street yet. No doubt Canon will be fretting about how they can tweek the 1DX to get it up to D4 standard.
You said it correctly, the D4 is a flagship santiago arias “camera” and not a flagship “video-cam”. The D4′s low light performance is stunning! This camera santiago arias is for professional photographers and not professional santiago arias videographers.
Have santiago arias you ever considered why professional (or semi-pro) videographers switch santiago arias to DSLRs for their filming? If not, here is why: The choice of lenses, YES, the choice of inexpensive (compared to video lenses) yet very powerful lenses. Have you ever thought how much an equivalent of 70-200mm or 16mm or 200-400mm would ever cost for a video camera? More than that, many pro photographers already own those lenses.
John, think about what is being stated here, we are talking about a flagship camera, we are not arguing about all cameras Nikon makes. Nikon’s flagship camera (D4) should be o
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