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D3S Power. Precision. Performance. The Blueprint for Versatility

Rugged construction houses barrier-breaking technologies, delivering low-noise 12,800 ISO still shooting at up to 9-fps, with exceptionally rich 24-fps HD video.
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Supplied Accessories

  • EN-EL4a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
  • MH-22 Quick Charger
  • UC-E4 USB Cable
  • EG-D2 Audio Video Cable
  • AN-DC5 Camera Strap
  • BF-1B Body Cap
  • BS-2 Accessory Shoe Cap
  • DK-17 Eyepiece
  • BL-4 Battery Chamber Cover
  • USB Cable Clip
  • Software Suite CD-ROM

*Supplied accessories may differ depending on country or area.

Key Features

Nikon-original FX-format CMOS Sensor
Newly engineered for striking image fidelity and low-noise, optimizing pixel size and count in a 12.1-megapixel sensor to produce extraordinarily rich files.

Continuous Shooting Up to 9 FPS
Secure exacting moments in time with an expanded buffer, allowing continuous capture of up to 82 JPEG (fine) or 36 14-bit NEF (RAW) images.

One-button Live View with Two Shooting Modes
Two modes for studio or remote shooting—Tripod Mode offers 27x magnification for precise focus confirmation.

Dynamic Integrated Dust Reduction System
Ultrasonic process combats the accumulation of dust on the optical low-pass filter, safeguarding image quality.

Fast, Accurate 51-Point AF System
4 Dynamic modes and 15 cross-type sensors deliver AF precision and razor sharpness.

Scene Recognition System
Referencing an onboard image database, teamed with RGB metering, SRS enhances exposure and white balance evaluation and improves AF speed and accuracy.

Nikon Picture Control
Four preset options and 9 customizable settings provide personalized style control.

Dual CF Card Slots with Overflow, Backup and Copy Options

Approx. 4,200 Images per Battery Charge

Low Noise ISO Sensitivity from 200 to 12,800
Renowned low-noise performance at 12,800, plus expanded settings to an astounding ISO 102,400 (equivalent) and ISO 100 (equivalent).

HD Video Capture
Record smooth 24 fps HD video, leveraging low-noise D3S image quality along with high fidelity stereo sound capability.

3-Inch Super-density 921,000-dot VGA LCD Monitor
D3S monitors are individually calibrated during assembly to assure accuracy.

Nikon EXPEED Image Processing
Drives breathtakingly rich image fidelity, low-noise and fast image processing.

1,005-Pixel 3D Color Matrix Metering II
Nikon-pioneered RGB metering includes color information to intelligently determine more accurate exposures.

Rugged and Precise Magnesium Alloy Construction
Effectively protected from invasive dust, moisture and electromagnetic interference with a self-diagnostic shutter mechanism tested to exceed 300,000 cycles.

100% Viewfinder Coverage

Virtual Horizon Graphic Indicator

Specifications

  • Lens Mount
    Nikon F bayonet mount
  • Picture Angle
    Equivalent to angle produced by lens focal length (1/5 times when DX format is selected)
  • Effective Pixels
    12.1 million
  • Sensor Size
    36.0mm x 23.9mm
  • Image Sensor Format
    FX
  • Image Sensor Type
    CMOS
  • Total Pixels
    12.87 million
  • Dust-Off Reference Photo
    Yes
  • Image Area (pixels)
    FX-format
    (L)     4,256 x 2,832
    (M)     3,184 x 2,120
    (S)     2,128 x 1,416
    1:2 format (30 x 20)
    (L)     3,552 x 2,368
    (M)     2,656 x 1,776
    (S)     1,776 x 1,184
    5:4 format (30 x 24)
    (L)     3,552 x 2,832
    (M)     2,656 x 2,120
    (S)     1,776 x 1,416
    DX-format
    (L)     2,784 x 1,848
    (M)     2,080 x 1,384
    (S)     1,392 x 920
  • File Format Still Images
    Compressed 12/14-bit NEF (RAW, Compressed): approx. 45-60 percent
    Compressed 12/14-bit NEF (RAW, Lossless Compressed): approx. 60-80 percent
    JPEG: JPEG-Baseline Compliant; can be selected from Size Priority and Optimal Quality
    TIFF (RGB)
    Uncompressed 12/14-bit NEF (RAW)
  • Picture Control
    Monochrome
    Neutral
    Nine User-customizable Settings
    Standard
    Vivid
  • Storage Media
    CompactFlash© (CF) (Type I, compliant with UDMA)
  • Card Slot
    2 CompactFlash© (CF) cards
  • File System
    Compliant with DCF (Design Rule for Camera File System) 2.0
    DPOF (Digital Print Order Format)
    EXIF 2.21 (Exchangeable Image File Format for Digital Still Cameras)
  • Viewfinder
    SLR-type with Fixed Eye-Level Pentaprism
  • Viewfinder Frame Coverage
    100 % Approx.
  • Viewfinder Magnification
    0.70x Approx.
  • Viewfinder Eyepoint
    18mm (-1.0m¯¹)
  • Focusing Screen
    BriteView Clear Matte VI - Type B
  • Interchangeable Focusing Screens
    Type B BriteView Clear Matte VI
    Type E Clear Matte VI
  • Reflex Mirror
    Quick-return type
  • Lens Aperture
    Instant-return type with depth-of-field preview button
  • Depth-of-field Control
    Yes
  • Lens Compatibility at a Glance***
    AF-S or AF lenses fully compatible
    Metering with AI lenses
  • Compatible Lenses
    AF NIKKOR other than type G or D*2: All Functions Supported Except 3D Color Matrix Metering II
    AI-P NIKKOR: All Functions Supported Except Autofocus and 3D Color Matrix Metering II
    DX AF NIKKOR: All Functions Supported Except FX-format (36x24)/5:4 (30x24) Image Size
    Non-CPU AI NIKKOR: Can be used in exposure modes A and M; Electronic Rangefinder can be used if Maximum Aperture is f/5.6 or Faster; Color Matrix Metering and Aperture Value Display Supported if User Provides Lens Data
    Type G or D AF NIKKOR: All Functions Supported
  • Shutter type
    Electronically controlled vertical-travel focal-plane
  • Fastest Shutter Speed
    1/8000 sec.
  • Slowest Shutter Speed
    30 sec.
  • Flash Sync Speed
    Up to 1/250 sec.
  • Bulb Shutter Setting
    Yes
  • Shutter Release Modes
    Continuous low-speed [CL] mode; 1-9 frames per second
    Continuous high-speed [CH] mode; 9 frames per second (9-11 frames per second with DX format)
    Live View [LV] mode
    Mirror-up [Mup] mode
    Self-timer mode
    Single-frame [S] mode
  • Continuous Shooting Options
    FX-format
    CH: Up to     9 frames per second
    CL: Up to 8 frames per second
    5:4 format
    CH: Up to     9 frames per second
    CL: Up to 8 frames per second
    DX-format
    CH: Up to     11 frames per second
    CL: Up to 10 frames per second
  • Top Continuous Shooting Speed at full resolution
    9 frames per second
  • Self-timer
    2, 5, 10, 20 sec. Timer duration electronically controlled
  • Exposure Metering System
    1,005-pixel RGB sensor 3D Color Matrix Metering II
    Spot AF
    Variable Center-weighted
    Spot meter centered on selected focus point (on center focus point when non-CPU lens is used)
  • Metering Range
    0 to 20 EV (Matrix or center-weighted metering at ISO 100 equivalent, f/1.4 lens, at 20°C/68°F)
    2 to 20 EV (Spot metering at ISO 100 equivalent, f/1.4 lens at 20°C/68°F)
  • Exposure Meter Coupling
    CPU
    AI
  • Exposure Modes
    Aperture-Priority Auto (A)
    Manual (M)
    Programmed Auto with flexible Program (P)
    Shutter-Priority Auto (S)
  • Exposure Compensation
    ±5 EV in increments of 1/3
    1/2
    1
  • Exposure Bracketing
    2 to 9 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1 EV
  • Exposure Lock
    Yes
    Luminosity locked at detected value with AE-L/AF-L button
  • Mirror Lock Up
    Yes
  • ISO Sensitivity
    ISO 200 - 12,800
    Lo-1 (ISO 100)
    Hi-1 (ISO 25,600)
    Hi-2 (ISO 51,200)
    Hi-3 (ISO 102,400)
  • Lowest Standard ISO Sensitivity
    200
  • Highest Standard ISO Sensitivity
    12,800
  • Lowest Expanded ISO Sensitivity
    ISO 100 equivalent, in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 1 EV
  • Highest Expanded ISO Sensitivity
    Hi-3 (ISO 102,400 equivalent)
  • Expanded ISO Sensitivity Options
    Hi-1 (ISO-25,600 equivalent) in 1/3, 1/2 or 1 EV
    Hi-2, (ISO-51,200 equivalent), 1 EV
    Hi-3, (ISO-102,400 equivalent), 1 EV
  • Long Exposure Noise Reduction
    Yes
  • High ISO Noise Reduction
    Low
    Normal
    High
    Off
  • Single-point AF Mode
    Yes
  • Dynamic AF Mode
    Number of AF points: 9, 21, 51 and 51 (3D-tracking)
  • Auto-area AF Mode
    Yes
  • Autofocus System
    51 focus points (15 cross-type sensors)
    AF fine adjustment possible
    Autofocus TTL phase detection
    Detection range: EV -1 to EV +19 (ISO 100 equivalent, at normal temperature: 20°C/68°F)
    Focal-plane contrast [in LiveView (Tripod) mode]
    Nikon Multi-CAM 3500FX autofocus module
  • Focus Lock
    AE-L/AF-L button
    Half press of shutter-release button (single-point AF in AF-S)
  • Focus Modes
    Continuous-servo (C)
    Manual
    Single-servo AF (S)
  • Maximum Autofocus Areas/Points
    51
  • Autofocus Fine Tune
    Yes
  • Flash Bracketing
    2 to 9 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1 EV
  • X-Sync Speed
    1/250
  • Top FP High Speed Sync
    Up to 1/8000
  • Flash Control
    i-TTL Balanced fill-flash, standard i-TTL flash for digital SLR
  • Flash Sync Modes
    Front-curtain sync (normal)
    Rear-curtain sync
    Red-eye reduction
    Red-eye reduction with slow sync
    Slow sync
  • Accessory Shoe
    Yes
  • Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS)
    CLS Supported
  • Flash Sync Terminal
    Yes
  • White Balance
    Auto (2 types)
    Auto (TTL white balance with 2,016-pixel RGB sensor)
    Cloudy
    Direct Sunlight
    Fine Tune by Kelvin color temperature setting (2,500 K to 10,000K)
    Flash
    Fluorescent (7 types)
    Incandescent
    Preset manual (up to 5 values can be stored)
    Seven manual modes with fine-tuning
    Shade
  • White Balance Bracketing
    2 to 9 exposures
  • Live View Shooting
    Handheld mode
    Tripod mode
  • Movie Audio recording device
    Built-in monaural microphone
  • Movie
    VGA 640x424 / 24 fps
    QVGA 320x216 / 24fps
    Movie with sound
    HD 1280x720 / 24 fps
  • Movie Audio
    Built-in microphone, monaural
  • Monitor Size
    3.0 in. diagonal
  • Monitor Resolution
    921,000 Dots
  • Monitor Type
    Super Density
    Wide Viewing Angle TFT-LCD
  • Monitor Angle of View
    170-degree wide-viewing angle
  • Monitor Adjustments
    Brightness, 7 levels
  • Virtual Horizon Camera Indicator
    Yes
  • Playback Functions
    Auto Image Rotation
    Full Frame
    Highlight Point Display
    Histogram Display
    Image Comment
    Movie Playback
    Shooting Data
    Slideshow
    Thumbnail (4, 9 or 72 segments)
    Voice Memo
    Zoom
  • In-Camera Image Editing
    Color Balance
    D-Lighting
    Edit Movie with Save Selected Frame
    Filter Effects
    Image Overlay
    Monochrome
    NEF (RAW) Processing
    Red-eye Correction
    Resize
    Side-by-Side Comparison
    Trim
  • Image Comment
    Yes
    Up to 36 characters
  • Voice Memo Function
    Yes
  • Interface
    10-pin Terminal
    HDMI
    Hi-speed USB
    NTSC
    PAL
  • Wi-Fi Functionality
    FTP file transfer available and PTP/IP with optional WT-4A (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g)
  • GPS
    GP-1 GPS unit
  • Save/Load Camera settings
    Yes
  • Total custom Settings
    46
  • My Menu
    Yes with customization
  • Supported Languages
    Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)
    Dutch
    English
    Finnish
    French
    German
    Italian
    Japanese
    Korean
    Polish
    Portuguese
    Russian
    Swedish
    Spanish
  • Date, Time and Daylight Savings Time Settings
    Yes
  • World Time Setting
    Yes
  • Battery
    Rechargeable
  • Battery / Batteries
    EN-EL4 Lithium-ion Battery
    EN-EL4a Lithium-ion Battery
  • Battery Life (shots per charge)
    4,200 shots (CIPA)
  • AC Adapter
    EH-6 AC Adapter
  • Battery Charger
    MH-21 Quick Charger
    MH-22 Quick Charger
  • Tripod Socket
    1/4 inch 20
  • Approx. Dimensions
    6.3 in. (159.5mm) x 6.2 in. (157mm) x 3.4 in. (87.5mm)
  • Approx. Weight
    43.7 oz. (1,240g)
    camera body only
  • Supplied Software
    Software Suite CD-ROM
  • Optional Accessories
    EH-6 AC Adapter
    DK-17M Magnifying Eyepiece
    Camera Control Pro 2
    Nikon Capture NX
    Image Authentication Software
    WT-4A Wireless Transmitter
  • Supplied Accessories
    • EN-EL4a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
    • MH-22 Quick Charger
    • UC-E4 USB Cable
    • EG-D2 Audio Video Cable
    • AN-DC5 Camera Strap
    • BF-1B Body Cap
    • BS-2 Accessory Shoe Cap
    • DK-17 Eyepiece
    • BL-4 Battery Chamber Cover
    • USB Cable Clip
    • Software Suite CD-ROM

    *Supplied accessories may differ depending on country or area.

**Specifications and equipment are subject to change without any notice or obligation on the part of the manufacturer.
***Refer to the product manual or the Compatible Lenses Specification for additional details.

Speedlights/Flashes
Speedlights/Flashes
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Stereo Microphone
Stereo Microphone
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Eyepieces and Viewfinders
Eyepieces and Viewfinders
View Compatible Eyepieces and Viewfinders
NIKKOR Lenses
NIKKOR Lenses
Optimized for FX Format but compatible with extensive range of NIKKOR lenses.
View all NIKKOR Lenses
Cases/Straps
Cases/Straps
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Industry Recognition

EISA

Award for Best Professional Camera 2010-2011
The European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) crowned the Nikon D3S digital SLR camera with the 2010-2011 EISA European Professional Camera award. This marks the third year in a row that Nikon has been recognized; the D3S follows in the footsteps of Nikon’s D3 and the D3X digital SLR cameras. EISA was impressed with the low-light capabilities of the D3S and its “unsurpassed” low noise levels and richness of detail. Together with Nikon’s EXPEED image processing, excellent battery life and quality build, EISA deemed the D3S the “perfect D-SLR for professional sports, action and low-light photography.”

Popular Science

Popular Science Best of What's New 2010

The Nikon D3S has been awarded with Popular Science Best of What's New 2010 honors for its low light sensitivity and high 102,400 ISO that lets photographers capture images in dim conditions with little noise, thanks to the camera's 12.1 megapixel full-frame sensor and processing power. Each year, for more than two decades, Popular Science magazine has presented these awards to the top innovations that indicate where future technologies are headed.

DP Review

February 2010, Nikon D3S In-Depth Review | Barnaby Britton
Barnaby Britton of DP Review recounted the "formidable challenge" Nikon made to its competitors with the launch of the D3 in 2007 and praised the "significant improvements" the D3S made from its predecessor, most notably, the bar-setting ISO abilities.  Britton added that other changes, including the new 720p HD video capabilities and Quiet Shutter Release modes, make the D3S "more competitive."  Britton concluded that the Nikon D3S is an "absolutely excellent camera."

Photo.net

May 1, 2011 | Photo.net Editor's Choice Award

The Nikon D3S D-SLR has received an Editor’s Choice award in the High End SLRs category from the photo.net website, which states that products receiving the Editor’s Choice nod are “highly recommended by Photo.net’s editors, admins, writers, moderators and gear testers.” Notable features of the D3S include its improved sensor, 720p HD video capability and silent shutter mode.

TIPA

2010 TIPA Best Digital SLR Professional Award
The Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) presented the Nikon D3S digital SLR camera with the 2010 TIPA Best Digital SLR Professional Award. TIPA applauded the milestone the D3S made in the history of photography: being the first digital SLR camera to feature the record “push” sensitivity of equivalent 102,400 ISO. TIPA was also impressed with the D3S’ “superbly constructed” body, “excellent” viewfinder and “top-level” autofocus system, deeming it “ideal for digital SLR for the pros.”

Engadget

June 2010, Shooting around with the Nikon D3S: field review | Darren Murph
Engadget's Darren Murph reviewed the Nikon D3S and praised the ISO range, adding that it will allow previously impossible shots to be captured.  Murph also highlighted the shutter speeds and video capability of the D3S, stating that the D3S makes use of its "full talents." Murph concluded that the D3S will not only shake up the industry, but will also "radically change the consumer camera."

Popular Photography

January 2010, Camera Test: Nikon D3S | Phil Ryan
Phil Ryan of Popular Photography reviewed the Nikon D3S and crowned it a "groundbreaking achievement" due to its high ISO capabilities.  After putting the D3S through a series of tests in the Pop Photo Lab, Ryan was impressed with the D3S' outstanding color reproduction and its impressive autofocus and AF tracking. Ryan concluded that the D3S is "one of the most powerful imaging tools available."

Popular Photography

2010 Popular Photography POP Award
The Nikon D3S D-SLR received a 2010 POP Award from Popular Photography magazine. The first camera to break through the ISO 100,000 barrier—able to go up to 102,400 ISO—the camera was cited for its low-light autofocus capabilities, and high 9 frames-per-second burst rate. The award highlights Photography's Outstanding Products, as chosen by the magazine.

Imaging-Resource

April 2010, Nikon D3S Overview | Andrew Alexander, Shawn Barnett, Mike Tomkins, and Zig Weidelich
Imaging-Resource editors Andrew Alexander, Shawn Barnett, Mike Tomkins, and Zig Weidelich reviewed the Nikon D3S and agreed that it improves many of the features from its predecessor, the D3, and adds new features, which make the D3S "more intuitive."  With the increased sensitivity of the D3S and expanded ISO settings reaching 102,400, the editors touted that the "possibilities just multiplied."  The editors also highlighted the low-light and HD video capabilities and crowned the Nikon D3S a "Dave's Pick."

Photo District News (PDN)

January 2010, Nikon D3S and AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm | Dan Havlik
PDN's Dan Havlik and portrait photographer Jordan Matter reviewed the Nikon D3S alongside the AF-S Nikkor 70-200 mm f/2.8 ED VR II lens. Havlik concluded that the Nikon D3S paired with the 70-200mm VR II lens "packs a powerful one-two punch."  He later highlighted the effectiveness of the D3S for a variety of uses and praised the "stellar" ISO range and HD movie capability.  When referring to the low light/high ISO performance of the D3S, both Havlik and Matter agreed that it was the best they had seen from any camera on the market.

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Award Winner

Award for Best Professional Camera 2010-2011

The European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) crowned the Nikon D3S digital SLR camera with the 2010-2011 EISA European Professional Camera award. This marks the third year in a row that Nikon has been recognized; the D3S follows in the footsteps of Nikon’s D3 and the D3X digital SLR cameras. EISA was impressed with the low-light capabilities of the D3S and its “unsurpassed” low noise levels and richness of detail. Together with Nikon’s EXPEED image processing, excellent battery life and quality build, EISA deemed the D3S the “perfect D-SLR for professional sports, action and low-light photography.”
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Award Winner

2010 TIPA Best Digital SLR Professional Award

The Technical Image Press Association (TIPA) presented the Nikon D3S digital SLR camera with the 2010 TIPA Best Digital SLR Professional Award. TIPA applauded the milestone the D3S made in the history of photography: being the first digital SLR camera to feature the record “push” sensitivity of equivalent 102,400 ISO. TIPA was also impressed with the D3S’ “superbly constructed” body, “excellent” viewfinder and “top-level” autofocus system, deeming it “ideal for digital SLR for the pros.”
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Award Winner

2010 Popular Photography POP Award

The Nikon D3S D-SLR received a 2010 POP Award from Popular Photography magazine. The first camera to break through the ISO 100,000 barrier—able to go up to 102,400 ISO—the camera was cited for its low-light autofocus capabilities, and high 9 frames-per-second burst rate. The award highlights Photography's Outstanding Products, as chosen by the magazine.
Close

Award Winner

Popular Science Best of What's New 2010

The Nikon D3S has been awarded with Popular Science Best of What's New 2010 honors for its low light sensitivity and high 102,400 ISO that lets photographers capture images in dim conditions with little noise, thanks to the camera's 12.1 megapixel full-frame sensor and processing power. Each year, for more than two decades, Popular Science magazine has presented these awards to the top innovations that indicate where future technologies are headed.


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Review

June 2010, Shooting around with the Nikon D3S: field review

by Darren Murph

Engadget's Darren Murph reviewed the Nikon D3S and praised the ISO range, adding that it will allow previously impossible shots to be captured.  Murph also highlighted the shutter speeds and video capability of the D3S, stating that the D3S makes use of its "full talents." Murph concluded that the D3S will not only shake up the industry, but will also "radically change the consumer camera."
Close

Review

April 2010, Nikon D3S Overview

by Andrew Alexander, Shawn Barnett, Mike Tomkins, and Zig Weidelich

Imaging-Resource editors Andrew Alexander, Shawn Barnett, Mike Tomkins, and Zig Weidelich reviewed the Nikon D3S and agreed that it improves many of the features from its predecessor, the D3, and adds new features, which make the D3S "more intuitive."  With the increased sensitivity of the D3S and expanded ISO settings reaching 102,400, the editors touted that the "possibilities just multiplied."  The editors also highlighted the low-light and HD video capabilities and crowned the Nikon D3S a "Dave's Pick."
Close

Review

February 2010, Nikon D3S In-Depth Review

by Barnaby Britton

Barnaby Britton of DP Review recounted the "formidable challenge" Nikon made to its competitors with the launch of the D3 in 2007 and praised the "significant improvements" the D3S made from its predecessor, most notably, the bar-setting ISO abilities.  Britton added that other changes, including the new 720p HD video capabilities and Quiet Shutter Release modes, make the D3S "more competitive."  Britton concluded that the Nikon D3S is an "absolutely excellent camera."
Close

Review

January 2010, Camera Test: Nikon D3S

by Phil Ryan

Phil Ryan of Popular Photography reviewed the Nikon D3S and crowned it a "groundbreaking achievement" due to its high ISO capabilities.  After putting the D3S through a series of tests in the Pop Photo Lab, Ryan was impressed with the D3S' outstanding color reproduction and its impressive autofocus and AF tracking. Ryan concluded that the D3S is "one of the most powerful imaging tools available."
Close

Review

January 2010, Nikon D3S and AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm

by Dan Havlik

PDN's Dan Havlik and portrait photographer Jordan Matter reviewed the Nikon D3S alongside the AF-S Nikkor 70-200 mm f/2.8 ED VR II lens. Havlik concluded that the Nikon D3S paired with the 70-200mm VR II lens "packs a powerful one-two punch."  He later highlighted the effectiveness of the D3S for a variety of uses and praised the "stellar" ISO range and HD movie capability.  When referring to the low light/high ISO performance of the D3S, both Havlik and Matter agreed that it was the best they had seen from any camera on the market.
Close

Award Winner

Photo.net Editor's Choice Award

The Nikon D3S D-SLR has received an Editor’s Choice award in the High End SLRs category from the photo.net website, which states that products receiving the Editor’s Choice nod are “highly recommended by Photo.net’s editors, admins, writers, moderators and gear testers.” Notable features of the D3S include its improved sensor, 720p HD video capability and silent shutter mode.


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