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Here at last: Nikon announces D500
Nikon has announced the much-anticipated followup to its D300S, the 20.9MP D500 which the company calls its 'best enthusiast DX offering.' It features the same 153-point AF system and EXPEED 5 processor as the D5. It can shoot continuously at 10 fps with a 200 shot buffer for Raw images. It can also capture 4K/UHD video and also features 'SnapBridge', a constant connection to a smartphone using Bluetooth, similar to what Samsung did with its NX1. The D500 will be available from March at an MSRP of $1999.95 body only, or $3069.95 with the 16-80mm F2.8-4E ED VR lens.
The camera has a 100% coverage viewfinder offering 1.0x magnification. It also makes use of the XQD high speed memory format first used in the D4. It also has a flip up/down 3.2" touchscreen LCD with 2.4 million dots.
The camera's relationship to the D5 matches that shared between the D3 and original D300, with the APS-C format camera offering the same AF system and similar feature set with only a slight drop in continuous shooting speed and a much smaller body. And, as a first for one of Nikon's APS-C DSLRs, the D500 also gets the illuminated buttons offered on the D5 for low-light working.
An AF module developed for full-frame means unprecedented frame coverage on the APS-C D500, in this case with cross-type sensors available out to the literal edges of the frame. Furthermore, Nikon is introducing Auto AF Fine-Tune, which appears to use Live View (focus at the image plane) to automatically calibrate (at least the center point of) the Phase Detect AF module for any given lens 'with a few button operations'. This should help address arguably one of the biggest shortcomings of DSLRs relative to mirrorless cameras: the fact that the AF module is only a proxy for focus and, therefore, prone to inaccuracy.
We were pretty impressed with the similar low power Bluetooth option on the NX1 as way of keeping a constant line of communication open between the camera and a smart device, meaning that images can quickly be pushed or pulled across from device to device. This continuous connectedness should make Wi-Fi much easier to use and consequently more appealing.
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Press release:
The Highly Anticipated Resurrection of the DX-Format Flagship Gives Photographers the Best Combination of Speed, Reach and Connectivity
LAS VEGAS, NV (January 5, 2016) – Today, Nikon Inc. announced the D500, a DX-format DSLR with pro-level features that gives photographers nimble handling, speed and extreme processing power in a compact and lightweight body. With amazing imaging capability, robust build quality and lightning fast performance, the D500 is sure to satisfy as the highly sought-after successor to the venerable D300S. Like its sibling the D5, the D500 benefits from Nikon's latest technological innovations such as the totally new, blazing-fast Multi-CAM 20K 153-point AF system and 4K UHD video capture, yet adds a fun new way to share photos with Nikon SnapBridge built-in.
"Nikon has answered the call from photographers to once again re-invent this camera category and offer an unmatched combination of performance and value that is hard for any photographer to resist," said Masahiro Horie, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. "When paired with the amazing imaging capabilities of legendary NIKKOR optics, photographers can capture intimate portraits, mind-blowing macros or action from extreme distances– the possibilities are endless."
Pro-Level Image Quality, DX-Format Versatility
The D500 imagines the best of both worlds, offering advanced enthusiasts and pro photographers all the benefits of DX-format, such as smaller form-factor and lens crop, combined with many of the same advanced pro features found in the new Nikon D5. The new Nikon D500 features an all-new 20.9-megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor that renders images with outstanding colors and gorgeous tonality. This new sensor is coupled with Nikon's new EXPEED 5 image processing engine, affording low noise and maximum processing power with a surprisingly small footprint and superbly balanced body.
The benefits of the DX-format are evident for long-distance applications like wildlife and sports photography, where telephoto ability is at a premium and weight reduction is welcome. With Nikon's legendary FX or smaller-sized DX-format NIKKOR lenses, the sleek D500 is the ideal companion for wanderlust. When mated with the new AF-S NIKKOR 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR lens, the D500 offers a remarkable 350-750mm equivalent focal range for a lightweight, yet super-telephoto duo.
Because amazing images can happen even when the sun goes down, the D500 is capable of excellent low-light performance, with an ISO range of 100-51,200, expandable to 50-1,640,000 equivalent. From low-light cityscapes to action sports under the lights, the D500 is ready to tackle any imaging challenge.
Performance Meets Portability
Within the streamlined body of the D500 is a formidable processing powerhouse. Whether photographing sideline sports for the home team or animals in exotic destinations, a super-fast 10 frames-per-second (fps) burst speed with full AF and AE will help nail nearly any shot. This extreme speed lets users capture every fleeting moment in exceptional clarity, while a generous buffer allows for up to 79 shots (14-bit, uncompressed RAW/NEF) to be captured, so the moment won't be missed.
To keep pace with the action, the D500 is fitted with the same AF system as the Nikon D5, the Multi-CAM 20K AF sensor module, with a separate dedicated processor for AF function. On the D500's DX format sensor, the 153-point AF array fills the frame from side to side, letting users flawlessly track and lock-onto subjects from the edges of the viewfinder. Like the D5, the D500 utilizes the new 180K RGB Metering system and Advanced Scene Recognition System to help ensure balanced exposures and fantastic color rendition in nearly any shooting situation.
Controls and Rugged Construction Worthy of a Flagship
The D500 features an enhanced level of robust build quality, offering the same amount of rugged weather sealing as the Nikon D810. The durable body is a monocoque structure composed of magnesium alloy for the top and rear, while the front is reinforced with lightweight carbon fiber. The shutter mechanism has been tested for 200K actuations, helping to ensure maximum endurance. For further durability, the D500 excludes a pop-up flash, yet is compatible with Nikon's newest radio frequency capable flash, the SB-5000 Speedlight (with optional WR-R10 & WR-A10)1.
It's easy to compose and view images on the D500's bright 3.2-inch, high resolution (2359K-dot) touchscreen LCD, which lets users interact with photos in playback, control the camera and operate menus. When mounted on a tripod or shooting from creative angles, landscape and event shooters will appreciate the reinforced tilting LCD screen, similar to that of the Nikon D750. Additionally, images are rapidly written to either a fast XQD card slot or to the additional SD card slot for maximum workflow efficiency.
Constant Connectivity with the New Nikon SnapBridge
The D500 marshals in a new way to share photos wirelessly with the new Nikon SnapBridge, making the camera's built-in connectivity easier to use than ever before. SnapBridge allows for Bluetooth2 supported connection between your camera and compatible smart device, thus making automatic upload of your images possible. Once enabled, the camera stays connected to the smart device and transfers photos, eliminating the need to re-connect devices. Those looking to share images from their travels or from the field can also tag images for transfer in camera and can password protect their connection for added security. As an added benefit, the D500's built-in Near Field Communication (NFC)3 capability easily connects the camera to a compatible smart device with just a tap, while built-in Wi-Fi3 capability allows for faster wireless image transfer.
For those looking for an even faster transfer solution, the D500 is also compatible with the new optional WT-7A Wireless Transmitter, enabling wired or wireless transmission of files to an FTP server or computer at faster speeds.
Advanced Video Features
Just like the D5, the D500 has the ability to capture striking 4K UHD video at up to 30p (3840x2160), as well as Full HD (1080p) video at a variety of frame rates. Ready for any production, the camera sports a host of pro video features derived from the D810, including uncompressed HDMI output and Picture Controls, but adds even more great features. These pro-level creative video features include the ability to create 4K time-lapse movies in-camera, Auto ISO smoothing to provide fluid transitions in exposure during recording, and the capability to record 4K UHD video to the card and output to HDMI simultaneously. When capturing 1080p Full HD content, the camera also has a new 3-axis electronic VR feature that can be activated regardless of the lens being used. Challenging video exposures are no problem for the D500, as it also adds in Active D-Lighting to Full HD video to balance exposure values within a scene to help prevent blown-out highlights
Price and Availability
The new Nikon D500 DSLR will be available in March 2016 for a suggested retail price (SRP) of $1,999.95* for the body-only configuration. A kit will also be available, bundled with the versatile AF-S DX NIKKOR 16-80mm f/2.8-4E ED VR lens, for the SRP of $3,069.95*. The MB-D17-battery pack will also be available in March 2016 for the SRP of $449.95* and will add extended battery life and facilitate vertical shooting. The WT-7A Wireless Transmitter will be available in March 2016, for the SRP of $934.95*. For more information on these new Nikon products, please visit www.nikonusa.com.
1. Wireless Remote Controller WR-R10 and WR Adapter WR-A10 (both available separately) required. WR-R10 firmware must be updated to enable support for radio-controlled Advanced Wireless Lighting (see Nikon's website).
2 The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by Nikon Corporation is under license.
3 Wi-Fi and the Wi-Fi logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Wi-Fi Alliance. N-Mark is a trademark or registered trademark of NFC Forum, Inc., in the United States and/or other countries.
*SRP (Suggested Retail Price) listed only as a suggestion. Actual prices are set by dealers and are subject to change at any time.
Nikon D500 specifications
|$2000/ £1729 (body only), $3069 / £2479 (w/16-80mm lens)
|Body type
|Body type
|Mid-size SLR
|Max resolution
|5568 x 3712
|Other resolutions
|4176 x 2784, 2784 x 1856
|Image ratio w:h
|Effective pixels
|21 megapixels
|Sensor photo detectors
|22 megapixels
|Sensor size
|APS-C (23.5 x 15.7 mm)
|Sensor type
|Expeed 5
|ISO 100 - 51200 (expandable to 50 - 1640000)
|Boosted ISO (minimum)
|Boosted ISO (maximum)
|White balance presets
|Custom white balance
|Yes (5)
|Image stabilization
|Uncompressed format
|JPEG quality levels
|Fine, Normal, Basic
|Optics & Focus
|Autofocus assist lamp
|Digital zoom
|Manual focus
|Number of focus points
|Lens mount
|Nikon F
|Focal length multiplier
|Screen / viewfinder
|Articulated LCD
|Screen size
|Screen dots
|Touch screen
|Screen type
|Live view
|Viewfinder type
|Optical (pentaprism)
|Viewfinder coverage
|Viewfinder magnification
|Photography features
|Minimum shutter speed
|30 sec
|Maximum shutter speed
|1/8000 sec
|Built-in flash
|External flash
|Yes (Hot-shoe, Wireless plus sync connector)
|Flash modes
|Auto, On, Off, Red-eye, Slow sync, Rear curtain
|Flash X sync speed
|1/250 sec
|Continuous drive
|10.0 fps
|Yes (2, 5, 10 or 20 sec)
|Metering modes
|Exposure compensation
|±5 (at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV steps)
|AE Bracketing
|(2, 3, 5, 7 frames at 1/3 EV, 1/2 EV, 2/3 EV, 1 EV, 2 EV steps)
|WB Bracketing
|Yes (2 or 9 frames in steps of 1, 2 or 3 mired)
|Videography features
|4K (UHD) 30p/25p/24p, 1080/60p/50p/30p/25p/24p, 720/60p/50p
|Storage types
|SD/SDHC/SDXC (UHS-II compliant) + XQD
|Storage included
|USB 3.0 (5 GBit/sec)
|Yes (mini-HDMI)
|Microphone port
|Headphone port
|Wireless notes
|Wi-Fi with low energy Bluetooth
|Remote control
|Yes (Optional, wired or wireless )
|Environmentally sealed
|Battery Pack
|Battery description
|Lithium-Ion EN-EL15 rechargeable battery & charger
|Battery Life (CIPA)
|Weight (inc. batteries)
|860 g (1.90 lb / 30.34 oz)
|147 x 115 x 81 mm (5.79 x 4.53 x 3.19″)
|Other features
|Orientation sensor
|Timelapse recording
|GPS notes
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Wow, Nikon is aiming seriously high with this one. No flash, round viewfinder, XQD, lockable dials, reduced MP, 20s RAW at 10fps (at 14-bit?), unnamed high end AF & AE modules and to top it, 2k$/€ price. Seems there is life still in DX. Now, DX lenses is still the issue they need to address.
If you can use A6000 to shoot sport & action, you can skip all DSLRs. DSLR is not for you, please. Either you are too good or you do not know sport and action photography requirement.
I prefer an OVF for sports and the more consistent tracking AF of higher-end Dslr's.
But for the current price of the A6000 i don't know a Dslr that will perform as well. 11 FPS 8fps in raw with AF-C for $550,- can't be beat with an Apsc sensor.
Unless we are looking at a second hand D300(s)
A6000 and A6300 battery will be flat while waiting to capture these shots.
For this price point I would expect this to have a Full Frame sensor and be the successor to the D750. I'm not paying a little more that $1K for DX sensor. And where is the built in flash Nikon? I use that a lot on my D7100.
If this had come out a year ago I would definitely buy it, even with the inferior video features this has compared to other cameras, but it's too late.
I'm done with Nikon. I'll wait for the successor to the Sony Alpha 6000.
I'm a photographer but now I have dipped my feet in video. My reasons for switching are the size and the video features that the Sony have over the Nikon.
"using the built-in flash" kinda disqualifies you for the purchase of a camera aimed at professionals..
By photominion (3 days ago)
"using the built-in flash" kinda disqualifies you for the purchase of a camera aimed at professionals..
Why so? A built-in flash has saved my photography many many times - mostly to trigger off-camera flash. Same with close portraits - you bounce it off a card and save the reportage shot you otherwise would have delivered flat. A pro uses whatever gear is available not necessarily a large external flash that takes tie to mount - and no - you don't carry it mounted all the time in the field.
Could you explain to me then, why in the lord of lights name all the camera companies don't bother putting a built-in flash into their pro-oriented cameras?
Nikon D5, D500, D810
Canon 1Dx, 5D and 7D series
Fuji X-Pro1 and X-T1
Olympus OM-D E-M1
You see my point?
For some unexplainable reason the camera manufacturers deem a built-in flash not usable for professional photographers.
It could be because the built-in flash sits too close to the lens and often can't lighten the entire frame due to obtrusion, or it will cause red eyes in 95% of portraits, etc.
Triggering an external flash is a valid argument, but I'd rather use my trigger for that, where I can manually adjust the flashes I control with it.
All praise has been doneby other commenters.
to me, it seems like Nikon just shouted "all in.."
I wont be buying one as I am limited in my budget and my D7100 is still more capable Than I am. two things excite me:
1) pro DX forum would see less nagging posts. many pros now can buy the tool they need/want.
2) it would allow wildlife/sport photographers to create even better images
Pre ordered this today. If it lives up to its specs...recomposing will be a thing of the past..and essentially and endless buffer. Looking forward to bird shots this spring.
You've made a good decision. Hope I can read your review soon. I think with this camera, Nikon not only want to make money but they want to prove what they can do. This camera is somehow the way Nikon show their pride. Indeed, there are more topics related to D500 than its big brother D5. The D500 is praised even by Canon users in canonrumors forum and elsewhere.
I think Nikon did their best on this camera. If not, they didn't put their effort to add small things like illuminated button, another function button, joystick, and great features like buit-in WiFi, SnapBridge, electronic VR, flickering reduction which D5 doesn't have. They can sell the camera at the same price just with the amazing focus system, 1.6 milion expanded ISO, 10fps, 200 image buffer, which already beat the 7Dm2.
It's bigger than by D610
The D500 is a 90% answer to my needs, shooting news, and nature it fills the bill with better, faster focus, fast frame rate, and the DX 1.5 crop sensor to complement my Long lenses (Sigma 150-600mm Sports) . I still use my FX for wide, or low light night, and portrait shots. I also like the fact I can send the breaking news photos to my phone ,to send on to media outlets within seconds. The absence of the popup command flash is a minus, that has saved me many times, plus it means controlling more flashes with less accessories. So if it's a bird 100 yards away, or getting that news shot from quarter mile plus away, from a viaduct out the window of my vehicle the D500 is a real winner. One last note big files take longer to send, and many I my clients have size limits.
Don' t know if anyone knows the answer to this. I don't want to buy a whole bunch of expensive XQD cards but for fast write speeds it would be good to have one in the camera. Is it possible to transfer images, within the camera, from the XQD after you take a bunch in a burst, to the SD card in the other slot, and then delete them in the XQD card ready to take more bursts?
I have the D800E with CF+SD cards and I can copy images back and forth. I assume this should be the same
I can't believe the amount of nitpicking going on...
"OMG...no built in flash!" The low light performance on these cameras is so good, you won't need it, and if you do, and can afford a $2k camera, surely you have and/or can afford an external flash.
"OMG, no cf slot on a pro camera"...Evolve people. It's not 2003 anymore. No one uses CF anymore. Computers have built In SD readers, and a 64gb high speed SD card with large capacity won't cost you much more than a family outing at McDonald's.
I'm definitely considering switching from Sony to Nikon in order to use this camera.
Toddlers and sports, the only reasons left to buy a DSLR. But if you're hung up on having one, this is the one to get.
I don't get all those complaints about missing built-in flash. The improved low light performance takes care of 80% situations where it was needed, for the next 18% the flash was useless anyway (shadows, dark background, etc), and for the remaining 2% fill-in situations any small/cheap flash would do.
I have the D800E and the built-in flash can be used as a fill flash sometimes It's not a deal breaker for me but it can be a nice thing to have
Interestingly, the D500 sensor's pixel density is very slightly lower than that of the D810.
Assuming the usable width of the D500's sensor is 29mm, I get the following:
D500: 192 pixels/mm
D810: 204 pixels/mm (approx.)
It could be just as unforgiving of less-than-perfect optics as the D810, and I don't see any mention of an 'electronic front curtain shutter' or 'mirror lockup' to help with vibration.
Corrections to any of the above would be welcome.
The D7200, D5500 and D3300 have a higher pixel density than the D810 and are just as unforgiving at the pixel level. You don't hear anyone complaining about them, though.
My biggest complain is about the viewfinder...
Is it so difficult to put a big, bright viewfinder as in the old cheap 35mm reflex cameras?
The reason is the focus screen... located just below the pentaprism. With film the different colors are located on differing layers, and the resolution is much smaller than what you get from modern cameras, so focusing precision was not as difficult to achieve. The brighter focus screen is wonderful to look through, but is harder to adjust fine focus on it (it is "rougher"... the texture on the glass is larger) The very fine grain on the focus screens in modern cameras also block a little light... so we get dimmer viewfinders. On some pro cameras you can change the focus screen out to a brighter one if you like, and don't use manual focus as often.
If the problem s the mirror dimension (in a DX would be smaller than in a FF), please give me an higher magnification.
It's so simple.
The mirror also reflects light to reach the AF module which results in less light reaching the viewfinder, ergo a darker finder.
Also, modern focusing screens are designed for slow kit zoom lenses.
Using a special focusing screen for fast primes will greatly improve your experience.
These are UK prices at the moment. I understand that its like comparing apples and oranges, as the D500 is a brand new offering but i thought it would be interesting to see what you can get for your money.
D810 body new grey market between £1450-£1550
D810 body official between £1890-2300(big discounting because D850/900)
D750 body new grey market between £950-£1050
D750 Uk official £1200-£1400
D500 official release price UK £1729
D4s £3949
D4s grey £2970
Then there is the d7100 which can be bought between £400-500 bargain.
dougster1979. Clifton Cameras have just emailed. They quote £1729.00 as you say body only and £2479.00 with a 16-80mm kit.
Looks like a great camera. People who come here to raise small points might do better to spend time with this, or any other camera made since 2010, actually taking pics. I've NEVER been limited in any way with any digital camera since we went past 16mp and achieved good reliable autofocus speed.
Actually, the most important new feature to me is rather 'trivial'; the tiling LCD. Anyone who likes to take photos near ground level or overhead will really appreciate the new LCD. As the D5500 on the lower end and the D500 on the higher end have a movable LCD, I expect that the D7200 successor will have one too.
really? You are sure easy to please.
D7200 successor?!? Please-- No Mas!
Right, String, and (OMG!) It's a touch -screen, lol
Have just stumbled on the D500 news - great, after all time! I haven't had time to read anything in detail, but I'm wondering about its multiple exposure capability. Can it combine 10 images (as in the D300) or is it restricted to three (as in more recent Nikon cameras)?
I wonder if the ridiculous crop mode when shooting video in D500 and D5 can be fixed in the future when Nikon release new firmware. And the same goes for the 3 minutes limit of D5 video shooting. Someone mentions about the lack of the popup flash or GPS, or the high price. But I think that we cannot capture exactly what we see through the lens is the biggest failure of the two camera.
Mostly likely no. I feel that 4K was a rushed feature to deliver as fast as possible to the market. But the important part is that this shows that Nikon is more than willing to put some effort on the video capability of their offerings. There's a lot to evolve though. They need to implement good live view focus, better video handlings and features. But it is a good sign, specially when you consider that D5 and D500 are not a video targerted camera. Maybe we will see more improvements on consumers new offerings or a D810/D610 follow ups. Or maybe a whole new product line, such as the rumored full frame mirrorless.
I don't think. The cpu probably has not enough power. The only apsc camera doing a full readout and internal recording is samsung nx1.
I would be surprised if Nikon was using a rubber band for a CPU, the NX1 was ahead of its time for a period but will soon be, if not already surpassed by emergent technology. Putting aside the CPU the NX1 never made it to the table with Canon, Nikon etc in terms of supply, range of lenses, after market service to name but a few and now its apparently dead with a future that will likely only find expression through an affectionate nostalgia for those who bought in the system. Its a pity, for a while the NX1 was exciting. Im sure its still a great camera but their is little time or reason to morn as the next generation cameras are already with us or in the pipeline.
I don't think it will be equalled, as rawpower, for several years. Samsung has so much more expertise in high tech compared to any photographic company, including sony. The fact that nx1 encodes in real time in h.265, after digital stabilising the image, after downsizing it from 6.5k to 4k speaks by itself. And all this...w/o an external recorder and at high iq.
Nikon d500 is a nice camera, but as raw power it's like a 486 compared to a pentium pro.
The question is what will they call the next camera.....eh D600,, D700. Will they regret leaving out the D400.
Or D550, because the D750 succeeds the D700 and the D510 would just be the "bugfix model"
Now, this is silly:
According to Nikon's website, their WiFi applications will only be compatible with iOS and Android devices. However, the only tablet computers that can run Photoshop and other advanced photo editing software are those that feature Windows, like the Surface 3 and Surface Pro 4. Why didn't you think about that, Mr. Nikon?
I put this last in the list of issues that have emerged with the camera:
- price
-crop video mode
-gimmicky touchscreen
Here's how I would use it:
When shooting at an event, carrying a tablet device in a small backpack with automatic upload from the camera. During breaks, I would be able to review photos and send important shots, high-res edited or low-res samples to clients, photo agencies or media or simply post them on my website or FB.
Let's see how much the street price will be.
most interesting Nikon since D2x and D300... but my experiences with Nikon products and service are not good.
The D500 has a tillable screen - fantastic, but lacks the flash...
it is fast and handling looks good.
We will see about the new sensor and new af...
And the lens-technologie is frequent behind the number one.
Most interesting lens for me would be a 4.0/300 mm PF VR and I don't like the look of the backgrounds and the VR is not really good enough - so 4.0/400 mm DO IS II is another world (even in price and measures).
And if more long lenses coming with DO (a 4.0/600 mm was shown) - Nikon will be still behind. For me it is the glass, that matters.
I believe the Nikon D500 is just the first of several game changing ILCs that the DSLR makers, including Pentax, will be introducing to the enthusiast market in 2016. I'm guessing that Canon's 6D replacement and Pentax's FF camera will be big hits among enthusiasts. I don't believe that the market for FF mirrorless ILCs is big enough for the DSLR makers to waste their time on, so Sony and Leica will still be the only FF mirrorless choices available. IMO, APS-C and smaller seems to be the sweet spot for mirrorless ILCs. However it goes, 2016 should be a great year for the enthusiast ILC market. :))
^^ I have less hopes on Canon coming up with anything but crumbs on its 6D replacement. They have been pretty stingy with features for their non flagship cameras in each segment compared to Nikon.
Nikon has used its 51 point AF system in even their semi pro DSLR cameras like the D7100 and D750 but Canon has saddled the 6D with an ancient 11 point AF system while their 5d mk 3 took all the best tech.
@ brendon1000,
IMO, it's just plain silly to expect Pentax and Canon to approach camera design in the same way. Pentax can only offer one FF body, so naturally all of their tech will go into that one camera. Canon's user base is much larger, so they are able to offer tech that is specific to the targeted user. The 6D is aimed at hobbyist who want an affordable, (as in bargain), FF body similar to the likes of Sony's A7II or Nikon's D750. Those who need more than what the 6D or its replacement offers have lots of other FF choices within the Canon ecosystem. In summary, The Pentax ILC system will limit you to one FF choice while the only limit in the Canon ILC system is the depth of your pockets. It really is as simple as that. :))
Canon's 6D is more of a Nikon D610 competitor, and doesn't really stack up well there, either. The D750 is in another league altogether, not to mention the A7RII.
@Donnie - Where did Pentax come in the picture ? I re-read my post several time to find any reference to Pentax and came back zilch.
My point is the 6D was saddled with crap features compared to the 6D and the D600 was far better featured in those days with a better sensor, better AF coverage, AF assist lamp, built in flash commander, 100% viewfinder, faster burst rate, dual card slots etc for the same price as the 6D.
Basically the 6D was scraps thrown at hobbyists with a far lesser feature set than the D600 and based on your reply I guess there are plenty of people willing to buy outdated cameras as long as a Canon badge is attached to it.
Is there such a thing as an XQD to SD adapter so I can use SD in the XQD slot?
Don't think so and definitely not recommended. Most adapters are generally very slow and unreliable.
I'll wait for the D510 after all the oil splotches and other unforeseen problems get worked out. They haven't made a pro DX camera in 10 years, you bet there's going to be problems.
LOL, classic.
Good point.Also the price probable fall significantly after a year.
Why the stupid XQD port? Why no popup flash? Wildlife photographers often find themselves in situations without a flash and the popup can save the shot. Why the low flash sync speed? Does it have auto mode? Sometimes you don't want to / can't think and just want to point n shoot.
XQD is a faster card so for those who demand the best speed an XQD card is the answer though IMO a CF card slot would have been preferred. No popup flash is a good point . Can't think of any reason where not including one is a plus point.
The flash sync speed is practically the limit now with todays shutter mechanisms. The Canon 7d mk 2 also has a 1/250 sync speed.
No auto mode. Don't think any pro Nikon camera came with auto mode in recent times but shoot P mode with auto ISO and it comes close to a regular auto mode.
My concern is that XQD cards are very expensive and if you decide to use only one card slot (SD), you are not using the full capacity of both slots. My question, can Nikon slip out XQD slot and put in CF card slot at request of the customer?
Before you say anything, I am not concerned with transfer speed to the card. My main concern is the cost factor when buying a memory cards.
Unfortunately the viewfinder magnification is still very low, compared to FF and old film cameras.
No, I tried that last summer with a grizzly hanging around my tent at night, with one of those super bright tail flashing lights for bicycles. Doesn't work:(
Are you effing kidding me?!?!? This is a momentous day! I may just buy another Nikon again after all, I was ready to give up on them. Seriously, what on earth could possibly have take them so long? They have seriously hurt themselves.
860 grams / 1.9# seems fun to lug around ;)
FYI, that's w/o a lens
I'm guessing this is military grade?
I know the US Army likes Nikon - maybe this is for them?
Now the D400 is a mythical camera. LOL
Amazing D500 specs.
21mp Sensor and native Iso100. Fuji, you should have a close look....
Is the AF assist lamp not needed anymore?
af rated to -4ev is pretty dang dark, like candlelight dark or darker
sounds pretty amazing
If the D810 is, any indication we will be waiting almost 2 years for a review if any from dpreview.
If the D800 is, any indication we will be waiting almost 0 days for a review from dpreview.
dpreview don't review the pro bodies. Neither the D4s nor the 1Dmk X were given formal reviews.
That's stupid, what are they reverse snobs?
In a way. This site is for consumers, enthusiasts. Do you really think someone buying a D5 is going to care if dpreview gives it a "gold" award or not?
You are welcome to wear whatever color tinfoil hat you want of course. dpreview tends to prioritize the interests of its readers, who favor high image quality and enthusiast features over raw speed and professional features.
Richard - for the record, we'd like to expand our audience base, so we'll be trying to expand our coverage and take into account more pro interests in our coverage. We've been trying to expand our testing methods to give pro cameras their deserved treatment.
QuarryCat - just because it's 'obvious' to you, doesn't mean it's true.
From first look reminds me of D200. It will ship in March, how long it would take after to test the camera? Interesting to know what this camera is capable to do with 4K video, only time lapse?
So far I like and want to see that 100% view finder filled from side to side with AF points. The 3.2 screen with 2,359.000 is promising too..
Less MP sounds more professional and reasonable...
4k specs are similar to the D5. 24/25/30p, heavily cropped, HDMI out, 3 min max.
SRP in America is $2000 for body only but pre orders in UK at £1729. Bit of a disconnect there??
The UK price includes VAT, whereas the US price is quoted without sales tax. UK price would be £1440 ex VAT, which is $2100 at current exchange rates.
Yes, US sales tax is lower than 20% and is frequently dodged, but the difference isn't quite as terrible as it first appears.
I can't speak for Canada. I was responding to the point comparing price in USA to that in the UK. That, I can talk with credibility having lived in both countries. Tax/VAT as already pointed out is a major cause of price quote comparison confusion, always has been. Warranty protections in the UK/Europe also tend to be much more generous than in the USA. Those protections shouldn't be expected to come for free. 30 years ago you could often literally swap the dollar sign for a pound sign for electronics, computers etc. Clearly exchange rates can often factor into prices. I have no idea about Canada.
I like some others had given up on ever seeing a successor to the D300s, so this was a very pleasant surprise! Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside about Nikon again! And its been a long time since I've felt something like that for this brand. Its also peeked my interest in DSLRs again, after thinking they were has-beens and riding the ILM wave.
I just don't understand why people keep complaining about the lack of excellent DX lens to use with the D500. Well, there is no excellent nikon ultrawide lens for DX. At least the nikon 10-24mm doesn't have nano coating. But is it that D500 is designed for those who shoot bird/sport and want 1.5 extra reach. I mean those who willing to buy the D5 will use it with their tele lenses. And there're bunch of nikon tele lenses with affordable prices. They're all FX lens. But when you attach them to the D5, you'll get what you need - 1.5x reach. Or do you really think that Nikon, or any lens manufacture, need to make a DX tele lens which must match the quality of its FX counterpart.
I wonder if the new auto af fine-tune feature can fine tune a zoom lens at multiple focal lengths (ie. at short and long ends)? Anyone have more info. on this. Cool feature if it does.
Single adjustments, per lens, are standard for the existing Nikon system.
Sad, since an automated system would allow population of something closer to the Olympus system: 2 values (Wide and Tele) for each focus point!
The original 7D was so popular regular soccer mom's were buying them and Canon milked it for 5 yrs, now the 7DM2 on the other hand went from $1700 to $1100 within its release year. It will be interesting to see how this camera sells in today's market.
Having been on travel soccer teams with my children, I have to tell you that I never once saw a parent with a 7D. Just saying!
ttran, soccer moms with the 7D LOLLL!
Canon all look the same to me.
Perhaps the first D500 user review by Todd Owyoung http://www.ishootshows.com/2016/01/05/shooting-impressions-on-assignment-with-the-nikon-d500-and-sb-5000/
I'm very glad to see the D500 announced. It has great features and should make for a great shooting experience for people who like DSLR cameras. The main reason I'm glad Nikon released it is because now (finally) Sony as a reason to release the a6000 successor. Sure, there are major differences in these two cameras.
1. The D500 is >twice the size and weight as the a6000
2. The D500 cost >$3,000 with lens, vs the a6000 $700
But as long as it pushes Sony to speed up the a6000 successor announcement, I'm glad to see the D500 announced. It does have very impressive features and a great looking and spec'd new lens to come with it! Great going Nikon.
D500 is great news. But as far as sony it could push them in the opposite direction to completely punt on the whole APSC sector.
Sony is always going to be a quirky offering with poor ergonomics, pathetic menus and lens selection. A failure to launch right off the bat. They may as well keep on cashing in on the a6000 sales all call it the day.
Seriously stoked to see this in real life.
Aha - thanks for the clarification! Have had a chance to use the 7D II, but hadn't checked the specs in quite some time.
As tr573 already said, this is nothing on even the worst FF dSLR cameras, and only fractionally larger than most high-end APSC viewfinders which are 0.95x.
Still, nice though.
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IBM Mashup Hub
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I'm proud to announce a new technology that's near and dear to my heart: IBM Mashup Hub.
Mashup Hub is intended for a community of Web 2.0 mashup creators and situational application assemblers to come together to share and reuse user interface components (widgets) and enterprise data sources.
We released today on alphaWorks Services in conjunction with a QEDWiki update that contains interoperability with Mashup Hub. In fact, if you go into QED Explorer, you will see the feeds and widgets from the Mashup Hub catalog.
Firefox users can also download a Firefox extension that works with Mashup Hub.
If you haven't already, go ahead and visit the link above and "Try it Now". We look forward to your comments and feedback.
Jim Hsu
p.s. If you're wondering why I like Mashup Hub so much, it's because, as a developer, I've seen it through from initial concept to prototype to today's release. I hope you enjoy using it as much as our team has enjoyed creating it.
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iPhone interface and tablet computing?
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You heard it here first! Well maybe. Showed my iPhone to my long time friend who is a senior telephony engineer partnered with a large consumer electronics company. Was his first hands-on with the iPhone. Filled with praise for the device, especially the no-keyboard interface, he suggested that this interface of hi-resolution touch screen could easily be adapted to a tablet-like computer and that he would not be surprised to see such a product from Apple in the near future. cperrien
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Why all this press about mapmaking? D'oh! Of course!
It's about advertising on the mobile device, Homer (in a good mood after last night's clever Simpson's Movie). I read this week in the New York Times (7/27/07 page A1 by Miguel Helft) that the next iteration of consumer-generated content will be map-making or map-refining by adding text, audio, and images to existing maps. People are annotating hiking trails, vacation travel, and neighborhood entertainment. Many of the necessary on-line tools are furnished by Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google. Hmm.
Then I remembered that the gasoline station only a few blocks from my home is not identified on a Google maps search of 'gas stations' near my home address. Indeed, there is plenty of opportunity to improve search results on the mobile device. If the likes of Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft want to own search on the mobile device so that they can own advertising revenues related to the results, then my device has better offer me a deep and broad range of accurate results.
Today's local paper (Raleigh News & Observer) reprinted an article by Dave Carpenter (Digital Maps Get Food, Gas, Lodging) describing the acquistiton of Tom Tom by the Dutch company Tele Atlas and the consequent opportunity and challenge to NavTeq, who provides much of the content of Google Maps and high end GPS systems (kind used by the likes of Mercedes and BMW).
Will the NavTeq model of professional cartographers be able to hold sway over the rise of a Wikipedia or Mappedia-like movement of amateur cartographers described in the Times?
If there is to be big money made in mobile search (advertising revenues based upon location), then location awareness has to be thorough and reliable. cperrien
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Mashup Camp 5 - Dublin (November 2007)
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IBM is sponsoring Mashup Camp 5 in Dublin. The event has been postponed until November 2007. Please visit the web site for updated event information. Youand your colleagues are encouraged to participate in this Web 2.0event. Mashup Camp is coordinated by Mass Events Labs. Andthere will be another Business Mashup Challenge.
Started in February 2006 in Silicon Valley and now on its fifth edition, Mashup Camp -- the world's first and still the only event that's dedicated to the advancement and social networking of the software mashup community -- is coming to Europe. Mashup Camp's founders David Berlind and Doug Gold invite you to join them at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland for a two day crash course in mashup development (good for beginners too) and then for another two days of "unconference" style discussions, networking, hacking, contests, and entertainment. Mashup University which includes an introduction to mashup development and how-to presentations from API and technology providers, starts on Sept 10th and then Camp (the unconference part) runs for two days staring on Sept 12th. For more information and to register for Mashup University and Mashup University, visit www.mashupcamp.com. For some video footage of the results from the IBM sponsored Business Mashup Challenge at Mashup Camp IV see this report: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Berlind/?p=661
The Results of the Business Mashup Challenge at Mashup Camp 4 have been posted. As you can see, some nice prizes were handed out to the contest winners. You can listen to a podcast of the 4 winners of the most recent Business Mashup Challenge. Perhaps you can think of some new mashup ideas that could win the next Mashup Camp Challenge at Mashup Camp 5.
John Feller - Manager, IBM EmergingTechnologies Development
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Solid report on recent Web 2.0 Executive Roundtable
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Received a .pdf summary today of a Web 2.0 roundtable hosted by the Tuck Business School at Dartmouth University. The roundtable was held at IBM's Palisades facility and attended by executives from IBM, Cisco, ING, Time-Warner, British Telecom, Eastman Chemical, Ogilvey & Mather and others. These execs are frank in their concerns and ambitions for Web 2.0 and all agree that the published remarks are attributable (that's the Web 2.0 spirit for you).
The .pdf is available at http://mba.tuck.dartmouth.edu/digital/ Look for the Web 2.0 Roundtable report. I am not able to attach files to my blog so if you'd like a copy, please email me: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The song playing at the end of the episode was "The Wind" by Cat Stevens.
The dating profile Barney set up to test Ted reads:
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On the last scene of this episode Marshall is seen smoking a cigarette, as Lily is in labor. In Season's 5 "Last Cigarette Ever" there is a reference which states that Marshall's real last cigarette ever was the day his son was born.
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About Construction Market in Japan The construction industry in Japan is driven largely by the private sector, accounting for 56% of the total construction investment in 2014. Major emphasis is given on the reconstruction of the existing facilities owing to upcoming sporting event 2020 Summer Olympic in Tokyo. Technavio's analysts forecast the construction market in Japan to grow at a CAGR of 1.92% over the period 2014-2019. Covered in this Report This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the construction market in Japan for the period 2015-2019. The report provides the segmentation of the construction market in Japan. The report presents the key vendors and a detailed analysis of these vendors. Key Vendors • Daito Trust Construction • Nishimatsu Construction • Obayashi • Taisei Other Prominent Vendors • Kumagai Gumi • Shimizu • Sekisui House • Takenaka Market Driver • Investment in Reconstruction of Public Facilities • For a full, detailed list, view our report Market Challenge • Old Infrastructure • For a full, detailed list, view our report Market Trend • Revision of PFI Act • For a full, detailed list, view our report Key Questions Answered in this Report • What will the market size be in 2019 and what will the growth rate be? • What are the key market trends? • What is driving this market? • What are the challenges to market growth? • Who are the key vendors in this market space? • What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key vendors?


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