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I believe many people are anticipating the D800 announcement today, so it's not a surprise.
Nikon announces Nikon D800 and D800E 36mp
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I believe many people are anticipating the D800 announcement today, so it's not a surprise.
NDividualistic
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saw the D800 clip on youtube
I AM THE BIG PICTURE - Nikon D800 Product Tour - YouTube
I AM THE BIG PICTURE - Nikon D800 Product Tour - YouTube
cirenaiht
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JacePhoto said:
By using the B frame data compression method, you can record 1080p Full HD video at 30p in H.264/MPEG-4 AVC format with unmatched moving image integrity for up to approx. 29 min. 59 s* of recording in a single clip
*Maximum recording time varies according to frame rate, frame size and image quality settings. Maximum recording time for time-lapse photography is 20 min.
NikF601
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"Audio output levels can be adjusted with 30 steps for precise audio adjustment and monitoring. The D800 offers high-fidelity audio recording control with audio levels that can be set and monitored on the camera’s LCD screen. A microphone connected via the stereo mic jack can also be adjusted with up to 20 steps of sensitivity for accurate sound reproduction. " very important enhancement for video recording..
vizuel
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it's sharper?
UncleFai
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Foress
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a completely noob question from me: aren't you worried about the moire? like in this picture:
UncleFai
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Oopss... mentioned already in another thread... pai seh... too many discussion threads lah.
UncleFai
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a completely noob question from me: aren't you worried about the moire? like in this picture:
But on the other hand, the flower pattern on the red cloth is definitely sharper on the D800E. Though yes, the moire is ugly.
At 36mp, lens sharpness is of paramount importance, and removing the AA filter definitely helps to improve the sharpness of pictures for not so sharp lens and even the gold ring lenses... No doubt there's Moire, but it can be taken care of digitally, the capture NX gona have an update to take care of the Moire, so end result is sharper pics on the D800E!
Yes, the pop up flash can be a commander
Lekima
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Why would Nikon release the D800E with the anti-aliasing (AA) filter removed? The simple answer is to produce sharper images with more details and better resolution. The AA filter removes information that cannot be recorded "correctly" by the sensor. It's basically an extra layer on top of the sensor that reduces the image quality in order to remove certain undesired artifact. If you remove the AA filter, the drawback is that you can get moire patterns in certain situations (see example above)
Nikon D700 with and without anti-aliasing filter (by maxmax.com)
Nikon D700 with and without anti-aliasing filter (by maxmax.com)
a completely noob question from me: aren't you worried about the moire? like in this picture:
Oh dear, it just aint that sharp without the E. But with the E, how do you remove the moire?
