真的假的？肯大嘴说，鞋厂把D610的CMOS用到D4s上了# PhotoGear - 摄影器材
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http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d4s.htm#spex
Sensor
24 MP FX 24 x 35.9mm CMOS.
6,016 x 4,016 native LARGE (24 MP).
4,512 x 3,008 medium (13.5 MP).
3,008 x 2,008 small (6 MP).
Also crops of 1.2x (20 x 30mm), 1.5x DX (16 x 24mm) and 5:4 professional (24
x 30mm) from the above.
ISO
ISO 100 - 12,800 in in full, half or third stops.
ISO 50 to ISO 204,800 available in stupid modes.
White Balance
Auto (2 types), incandescent, fluorescent (7 types), direct sunlight, flash,
cloudy, shade, preset manual (up to 4 different settings can be saved and
recalled), 2,500 K to 10,000 K in 10K intervals; all with fine-tuning!
Frame Rates
10.5 FPS with full metering and autofocus for each frame.
(11 FPS with locked focus and exposure).
AF
CAM3500FX sensor.
51 AF points (15 are cross-type sensors).
Works with auto- and manual-focus lenses f/5.6 and faster.
11 of these sensors will work with lenses as slow as f/8.
AF range is rated down to LV-2 with any lens. (SLR AF systems have never
used the full speed of lenses; they look through anulii equivalent to about
f/8 regardless of lens speed.)
Finder
100% coverage.
0.7x magnification (50mm at infinity).
18mm eyepoint.
-3 to +1 diopters.
Live-View LCD.
Meter
Nikon invented the Matrix Meter, the color meter and the 3D meter, which is
what really matters.
For the first time, Nikon is wasting their time by upping the resolution of
the meter sensor for marketing purposes to 91,000 RGB pixels.
It also measures flash at this resolution.
Shutter
Kevlar/carbon fiber-composite, rated 400,000 shots.
1/8,000 - 30 seconds in full, half or third stops.
Bulb.
X 250 flash sync.
"Silent" mode.
Flash
1/250 flash sync.
i-TTL flash control using the 91,000 pixel RGB sensor with the SB-910, SB-
900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600 and SB-400.
Won't meter flash with other flash guns.
Lens Compatibility
Built-in motor and AI coupling feeler, so all AF lenses work, as well as
classic AI, AI-s and AI-P manual-focus lenses all work as well as they do on
all of Nikon's better DSLRs.
File Formats
JPG.
NEF 12 or 14 bit, uncompressed, or lossy or lossless compressed.
NEF + JPG.
TIFF.
Video: H.264/MPEG4 stored in .MOV files.
Storage and Data
One CF slot (UDMA 7), and one XQD slot. (NOT two CF slots).
XQD cards are bogus — Lexar doesn't make them, and I don't know about
SanDisk. Therefore, the XQD slot is largely useless. I'll only use Lexar and
SanDisk cards. Got a XQD reader? I didn't think so.
USB.
HDMI (mini-C).
RJ-45 Ethernet.
Wireless
WT-4 or WT-5A/B/C/D.
Video
All of these variations have two different file size (quality) options:
1,920 × 1,080 (full or cropped) at 29.97p, 25p and 23.976p.
1,280 × 720 at 59.94p, 50p, 29.97p and 25p.
640 × 424 at 29.97p and 25p.
H.264/MPEG4 stored in .MOV files.
24–36,000x time-lapse mode.
Audio
Mono internal mic.
3.5mm jack for external stereo mic, with power.
Auto and manual level control.
Linear PCM recording.
3.5mm stereo output jack.
LCD
3.2" (8cm) LCD.
921,000 dots.
Auto brightness control.
Live View.
Power
EN-EL18 battery.
MH-26 charger.
Optional EH-6b AC adapter and EP-6 connector.
CR1616 lithium coin cell for the clock, rated 2 years. This is new for Nikon
; Nikon used to use a more expensive internal, permanent rechargeable
battery that never needed to be changed.
Size
6.3 × 6.2 × 3.6 inches.
160 × 156.5 × 90.5 millimeters.
Weight
47.165 oz. (1,337.2 g), actual measured with battery and card and lugs, but
no strap or lens.
Nikon specifies 47.3 ounces (1,340 g or 2 pounds, 15.3 oz.) with battery and
XQD memory card.
Nikon specifies 41.6 ounces (1,180 g or 2 pounds, 9.6 oz.), stripped naked.
Serial Number
Laser-engraved on plate on bottom.
USA Version
Delineated with a yellow Nikon USA sticker inside battery chamber.
Environmental
0 ~ 40oC (32 ~ 104oF), operating.
85% RH or less, non condensing.
Included
D4s body
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL18
Battery Charger MH-26
USB Cable UC-E15
Camera Strap AN-DC7
Body Cap BF-1B
Accessory Shoe Cover BS-2
Eyepiece DK-17
Battery Chamber Cover BL-6
USB Cable Clip
ViewNX 2 CD-ROM
Available
Mid 2014.
Price, USA
$6,000, possibly $6,500 if Nikon can get away with it.
Sensor
24 MP FX 24 x 35.9mm CMOS.
6,016 x 4,016 native LARGE (24 MP).
4,512 x 3,008 medium (13.5 MP).
3,008 x 2,008 small (6 MP).
Also crops of 1.2x (20 x 30mm), 1.5x DX (16 x 24mm) and 5:4 professional (24
x 30mm) from the above.
ISO
ISO 100 - 12,800 in in full, half or third stops.
ISO 50 to ISO 204,800 available in stupid modes.
White Balance
Auto (2 types), incandescent, fluorescent (7 types), direct sunlight, flash,
cloudy, shade, preset manual (up to 4 different settings can be saved and
recalled), 2,500 K to 10,000 K in 10K intervals; all with fine-tuning!
Frame Rates
10.5 FPS with full metering and autofocus for each frame.
(11 FPS with locked focus and exposure).
AF
CAM3500FX sensor.
51 AF points (15 are cross-type sensors).
Works with auto- and manual-focus lenses f/5.6 and faster.
11 of these sensors will work with lenses as slow as f/8.
AF range is rated down to LV-2 with any lens. (SLR AF systems have never
used the full speed of lenses; they look through anulii equivalent to about
f/8 regardless of lens speed.)
Finder
100% coverage.
0.7x magnification (50mm at infinity).
18mm eyepoint.
-3 to +1 diopters.
Live-View LCD.
Meter
Nikon invented the Matrix Meter, the color meter and the 3D meter, which is
what really matters.
For the first time, Nikon is wasting their time by upping the resolution of
the meter sensor for marketing purposes to 91,000 RGB pixels.
It also measures flash at this resolution.
Shutter
Kevlar/carbon fiber-composite, rated 400,000 shots.
1/8,000 - 30 seconds in full, half or third stops.
Bulb.
X 250 flash sync.
"Silent" mode.
Flash
1/250 flash sync.
i-TTL flash control using the 91,000 pixel RGB sensor with the SB-910, SB-
900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600 and SB-400.
Won't meter flash with other flash guns.
Lens Compatibility
Built-in motor and AI coupling feeler, so all AF lenses work, as well as
classic AI, AI-s and AI-P manual-focus lenses all work as well as they do on
all of Nikon's better DSLRs.
File Formats
JPG.
NEF 12 or 14 bit, uncompressed, or lossy or lossless compressed.
NEF + JPG.
TIFF.
Video: H.264/MPEG4 stored in .MOV files.
Storage and Data
One CF slot (UDMA 7), and one XQD slot. (NOT two CF slots).
XQD cards are bogus — Lexar doesn't make them, and I don't know about
SanDisk. Therefore, the XQD slot is largely useless. I'll only use Lexar and
SanDisk cards. Got a XQD reader? I didn't think so.
USB.
HDMI (mini-C).
RJ-45 Ethernet.
Wireless
WT-4 or WT-5A/B/C/D.
Video
All of these variations have two different file size (quality) options:
1,920 × 1,080 (full or cropped) at 29.97p, 25p and 23.976p.
1,280 × 720 at 59.94p, 50p, 29.97p and 25p.
640 × 424 at 29.97p and 25p.
H.264/MPEG4 stored in .MOV files.
24–36,000x time-lapse mode.
Audio
Mono internal mic.
3.5mm jack for external stereo mic, with power.
Auto and manual level control.
Linear PCM recording.
3.5mm stereo output jack.
LCD
3.2" (8cm) LCD.
921,000 dots.
Auto brightness control.
Live View.
Power
EN-EL18 battery.
MH-26 charger.
Optional EH-6b AC adapter and EP-6 connector.
CR1616 lithium coin cell for the clock, rated 2 years. This is new for Nikon
; Nikon used to use a more expensive internal, permanent rechargeable
battery that never needed to be changed.
Size
6.3 × 6.2 × 3.6 inches.
160 × 156.5 × 90.5 millimeters.
Weight
47.165 oz. (1,337.2 g), actual measured with battery and card and lugs, but
no strap or lens.
Nikon specifies 47.3 ounces (1,340 g or 2 pounds, 15.3 oz.) with battery and
XQD memory card.
Nikon specifies 41.6 ounces (1,180 g or 2 pounds, 9.6 oz.), stripped naked.
Serial Number
Laser-engraved on plate on bottom.
USA Version
Delineated with a yellow Nikon USA sticker inside battery chamber.
Environmental
0 ~ 40oC (32 ~ 104oF), operating.
85% RH or less, non condensing.
Included
D4s body
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL18
Battery Charger MH-26
USB Cable UC-E15
Camera Strap AN-DC7
Body Cap BF-1B
Accessory Shoe Cover BS-2
Eyepiece DK-17
Battery Chamber Cover BL-6
USB Cable Clip
ViewNX 2 CD-ROM
Available
Mid 2014.
Price, USA
$6,000, possibly $6,500 if Nikon can get away with it.