Nikon D780 kit 24-120

The Nikon D780 DSLR is the first significant announcement by the Japanese company in 2020. The camera was released to replace the Nikon D750, which is loved by many full-frame enthusiasts in all corners of the globe.

Hybrid autofocus

In the “engine compartment” of the camera, there is a 24.5 MP image sensor, peeped from the debut mirrorless full frame Nikon Z6. Directly on the surface of the matrix are “seated” phase detection autofocus sensors in the amount of 2733 points. They help to focus in the live view mode (LiveView) and when shooting video. When focus through the eye of the optical viewfinder, the photographer can rely on 51 focus points (15 of them are cross-type). Also, almost for the first time among the SLR relatives, the camera was equipped with an eye tracking function.

New quality fret

The Expeed 6 image processor is at the helm of the DSLR. It brought the sensor light sensitivity range (50-51200 ISO units) to a new qualitative level and provided the camera with a rate of fire of up to 12 fps(when recording 12-bit RAW in LiveView sighting mode ). A separate plus in karma goes to the model for supporting 4K video recording with reading data from the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe matrix. Special for videographers, it is possible to output N-Log and HLG video with a colour depth of 10 bits via HDMI to an external recorder.

Remarkable potential

On the back of the body of the DSLR there is a 3.2-inch diagonal swivel screen with touch control. It is harmoniously complemented by an optical viewfinder and an auxiliary display on the top end. The camera records data on SD memory cards that support the high-speed UHS-II interface. There are two seats for them. The camera will be a real find for those who are eager to acquire an optimally balanced full frame with remarkable potential in the photographic path.