The past year may be known as the year of the full-frame camera and Nikon has a nicely balanced selection with the D4 for speed and low light, the D800 for its whopping 36 megapixel sensor and the D600 for price. Photographers with a need for speed and/or high ISO will, of course, flock to the 16 megapixel D4 with its up to 11 frames per second continuous shooting and an ISO expandable to 204,800. And since many photographers are also tasked with shooting video, Nikon has expanded the video options of its top-of-the-line DSLR, making the D4 the first to offer a number of features including a headphone jack for audio monitoring and uncompressed output via its HDMI port, among others. This is a well-rounded, full-frame option for pros as well as discerning and deep-pocketed enthusiasts.



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