According to latest rumors from NR, the upcoming Nikon D750 full frame DSLR camera will have 8fps continuous shooting and 51 AF points. These specs makes D750 as the successor of D700.
See full specs list of Nikon D750 below(new specs marked red):
- 8fps continuous shooting speed
- 51 AF points
- TTL exposure metering using a 91k pixels RGB sensor (same as in the D800/D800E/D810)
- 24MP full frame sensor
- Tilting LCD screen
- Wi-Fi support
- Expeed 4 imaging processor
- Very light body (probably similar to the D610 and Df, maybe even lighter)
- Priced around $2,500
- Announcement at the end of August or early September
via: NR
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Makes me feel pretty stupid for paying $2199 for a D600 less than 2 years ago and having to clean up the sensor . Thanks nikon
Dont worry, Its not as stupid as comments like this make you look.
I’m happy with my D600. Would I change the Multi-CAM 4800 with a 3500? In a heartbeat. Would I pay $500 for that change? Yes. Am I crying about getting a FX camera like the D600, at the time, for the price? No. Things change. Prices drop. I’m sure that there is a huge market for at D700 replacement. A tweaked D600/D4 sensor, in a high quality body without vertical grip, with a top end AF system.
Nor a big deal fore me, I clean the sensor on my Nikon D610 every month depending on how dirty it has become. I will still try to find a used D3s for this price