Along with rumored Nikon D5500, here are another rumored specs of upcoming Nikon D7200, According to NR, the Nikon D7200 will be announced in the first several months of 2015, and this new specs list looks just a Nikon D7100 successor, not the D300S successor. You may also take a look at previous rumored specs on Nikon D7200.
- New 24MP APS-C sensor
- Nikon D750 styled body with a tilting screen
- Expeed 4 processor
- MultiCAM 3500DX2 autofocus system
- 51 AF points
- Built-in Wi-Fi
- 6fps
- Buffer: 16 RAW+JPG
- Video: 1080p @60 and 720p @120 (not sure about 4k)
- Video aperture will be adjustable during live view
- Expected announcement in the first few months of 2015
via:NR
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How abut 10fps???
May I suggest you photograph in video mode and enjoy 60fps! Photography is an art; one picture at a time. High bursting is best for video.
Even for sports and wildlife photographers, 10fps does NOT give you any better results. Creative composition and understanding lighting and good technique is far more important than “spray and pray”. Also 6fps (or less) will save you huge amounts of time after the fact looking through for the best picture.
For the sports / wildlife photographer, planned and anticipated short bursts of 6fps (what the current D7000 has) is more than enough to capture a great image!
I don’t “Spray and Pray” as you put it! And I’m not going to shoot a video to get the stills, that I want either.
I’ve been a professional sports photographer for over 35 years and I know what I like and I shoot by reflex to get the moment I like.
6fps would be great, if the buffer wasn’t slowing it down as it filled up to the 14 it holds before it stops shooting.
6fps in a film camera stayed at 6fps the entire time you shot with it, even if you shot 36 frames in 8 seconds, which I did try only once, with my D200, and never did with my film cameras.
Shooting a 60fps video for three seconds of action is worse than “Spray and Pray” and you still have to try to edit out what might look good.
I might shoot an afternoon event of 500 horses and print all as proofs with no post processing, and be done and selling, within’ an hour after the event.
Just sayin’, if you’re shootng a surfing event, or motocross, or super G, 6fps with a crap buffer, is the pitts! I really need to move up to a D4s.
I hate the flip screen !!!!
PRICE ? under 1000