After Canon’s EOS 7D Mark II released for years, there is still no Nikon D400, only some rumors around the web, in the past interview from Nikon managers, they confirmed Nikon hasn’t ignoring the DX line. According to latest updates from NikonRumors, the Nikon D400 (or another name: Nikon D9300) will be announced along with upcoming Nikon’s new flagship full frame DSLR camera Nikon D5 in early 2016, probably at CES 2016.
Specs of Nikon D400 is not yet available, Stay tuned for more info.
Rumored specs of Nikon D5:
- New 20MP FX sensor (Socionext announced MN2WS03101A chip with 4k video capabilities, which will probably used on Nikon D5)
- 4k video recording
- 173 autofocus points
- Native high ISO of 102,400
- 15 fps
- Body design similar to the D4S
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If the BIG news on the D5 is simply 4K video (OK 20mp is fine too)….then I’ll pass. I can buy a 4K GoPro for 500 bucks. Why spend six-seven thousand for a camera like this ? Made my choice of a D810 all the more easy. My D4 and a D810 will be fine for the long haul.
You have right..for video can buy 4k go pro …..nikon d900 54mp 91 or 93 focus point..for christening or wedding or other events not need so many focus point