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Nikon India launches D810
Kolkata, July 3 (IBNS): Nikon India, the 100% subsidiary of Nikon Corporation Tokyo, leaders in imaging technology on Thursday announced the launch of the new D810, a FX – format (full-frame) digital SLR camera designed to enable photographers the opportunity to unleash their potential and produce extremely high-definition, high-quality images and video.
The D810 offers the ability to record stunning Full HD video, while a 36.3-megapixel sensor and wide ISO range combine to offer unrivalled images rich in tone and definition.
Commenting on the announcement, Hiroshi Takashina, Managing Director, Nikon India said, “Nikon has a legacy of designing products that achieve highest standards of quality, detailing, experience and performance. With today’s announcement we are certain to set new benchmarks in the world of photography and video shooting as the magnificent 36.3 megapixel count of new Nikon D810 combines exceptional imaging technology and innovative features to deliver an unparalleled shooting experience.”
The D810 puts incredible power and flexibility in the hands of videographers, recording Full HD 1080p movies at 60 frames per second (fps).
It features top-notch image quality, and is designed to meet the needs of photography enthusiasts and professionals alike who demand a D-SLR that delivers the ultimate blend of clarity, sharpness, and rich colours for any shot.
The new model features a 36.3-megapixel sensor and an ISO range of 64 to 12800, giving the camera the capacity to maximise the full potential of Nikon’s wide range of NIKKOR lenses.
“The new Nikon D810 retains the incredible performance and acclaimed image quality” said Sajjan Kumar, Vice President – Imaging Division, Nikon India Pvt. Ltd.
“Extending complete creative control to professionals in challenging environments and diverse shooting conditions, Nikon D810 is a unique combination of flexibility and raw power for Full HD video, high megapixel count and wide ISO range for crisp and rich stills," he said.
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