There’s something reassuring in the way Nikon upgrades its pro-grade DSLRs. The company typically adds the performance and features to keep the models highly competitive, while maintaining the ...

The Nikon D4S will soon be making its way into the hands of professional photographers who have decided to upgrade to the flagship US$6,500 DSLR on the promise of improved speed and low-light ...

The D4S ($6,499.95, body only) is the biggest, baddest Nikon camera that you can buy. The body is huge, thanks in part to an integrated vertical shooting grip, and it can rattle off shots at a little ...

Here are a number of sample photos from the Nikon D4s - the camera features a 16 megapixel full-frame sensor, along with a number of image processing improvements. We will be posting our full review ...

In addition to a new low light sensitivity, Nikon’s D4 (now with an additional “s” now shoots progressive video at 60 frames per second The Nikon D4 has evolved into the D4s, and is modestly described ...

The D4S' upgrades start with improved speed across the board. Frame rate has been increased to 11 fps, while images make it from camera-to-card up to 30% faster. Fortunately, Nikon has coupled that ...

Nikon first announced their flagship D4s DSLR back at CES, but the announcement was lacking details. However, when the details finally hit, there was one thing on the spec sheet that really stood out.

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