According to recently rumors on Letsgodigital, Nikon may announce two professional full frame DSLR cameras Nikon D850 and Nikon D760 this month. Note, we are first time see these kinds of rumors, so just take as a grain of salt.
According to Letsgodigital, Nikon D850’s sensor will have two options, one is Sony’s 42.4MP full frame sensor (Same sensor on a7R II), the other will be a new 50MP full frame sensor. And Nikon D850 will have 4K video recording and advanced AF system. While Nikon D760 is expected to arrive even prior to the Nikon D850, both camera could be announced this month.
via: Letsgodigital
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I would be quite happy with that 42 sensor unless the new 50 is really new tech
The 4k video would be nice, if you have a use for it, but a 42MP sensor is only an 18% increase over the D810. A 50MP at just under a 40% increase would be worth it. Also of interest would be the price, and the time lag between any announcement and actual volume shipping.
Sony isn’t selling new sensors to Nikon anymore. There may very well be new sensors involved but it would be really surprising to see the A7RII sensor in a Nikon product.