Nikon d5400 release date review specs
Nikon d5400 release date review specs
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Nikon d5400 release date review specs
Would be useful features:
-A second control dial would be handy for the new Nikon d5400.
-Dedicated ISO button for quicker control
This two would be the most useful functions
-Bigger viewfinder, hmm.. also would be very useful
Unfortunately most of these function used to differentiate the D5xxx line from the d7xxx camera line, but can be some improvement in one or two areas.
Some improvements in video functions are also possible, like a possible usage of a touchscreen interface.
Improvement in High iso performance is reasonable, as happens with newer models recently. The improvement is nut huge on a relative scale.
What probably won’t change is the 24 Megapix sensor, which is very good in absolute terms as well, as it is essentially the same the resides in the Nikon d7100. The processing engine is perhaps not the same though..just a guess.
possible Nikon D5400 specs
Nikon D5400 main parameters
Strength: Excellent 24 Mp sensor, very good video quality, good price/performance ratio
Weekness: No built-in focus motor, one dial, no ISO button
Release date: No info yet 2015 or 2016
Firmware: No firmware yet
Photo parametersResolution: 24.2 Megapixel most likely remain the same FunctionsLive view: yes same is expected Physical parametersSensor format: Aps-C same is expected Video parametersVideo autofocus: contrast detection same is expected Nikon D5300 other parameters and featuresStart up time: unknown Nikon D5300 standard accessories-AN-DC3 Camera Strap |
Update: 9/11/2014
No new information yet about the Nikon d5400 release date. Nikon released lots of Full frame cameras recently. (Nikon d750, d810, d610, etc). Some times is needed for the new Nikon d5400 I guess. The below picture was made with the Nikon d5200 with a Nikkor 18-105 Vr lens.
Nikon d5400 release date
The release date is not known yet.(November 2014) Perhaps in 2014 but not sure. It is more likely to be in 2015. (December 2014).
Nikon d5400 introduction
The Nikon d5400 hasn’t been announced yet. It is interesting what is going to happen ? Seems Canon not really compete with Nikon today at the Aps-C market concerning sensor quality, so Nikon can decide to upgrade and develop new sensors or try to throw new functions in the camera with the same sensor for raised price as Canon did.
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Nikon d5400 specifications guess
Sensor: It is an interesting question the same 24 Mpix or something new ? More megapixels or less ?
Jpeg size: 6000*4000 where unlikely that it would change
Dynamic range: 14 EV
Color depth: 24 bits
Weigth: 555g as usual
Frame rate: 5 fps
LCD resolution: 1040 k dots
ISO range: 100-25,200 (perhaps 51,200 who knows it)
Fastest shutter speed: 1/4000s (it is enough anyway)
Focus points/cross type: 39/9
Nikon d5400 predecessors
The Nikon d5xxx camera line
The Nikon d5xxx camera line was created between the Nikon d7xxx camera line and the entry level Nikon d3xxxh camera line. While the Nikon d7xxx cameras has two control dials, in built focus motor, dedicated ISO button, and more direct buttons for often used functions, the Nikon d5xxx lacks the in-built focus motor, like the Nikon d3xxx line, which means non af-s lenses, without focus motor in the lens, you only can use manual focusing. Unlike the Nikon d7xxx cameras the Nikon d5xxx line has a tilt moving back LCD panel, which is very useful in video recording and stills as well at extreme angles.
Nikon d5300
The Nikon d5300 was released in 2013. This is quite a new camera. The camera has the same, high quality, but little improved 24 Megapixel sensor, improved video and many other functions, but still lacks the two control dial, and the focusing motor in the camera for non Af-s lenses.
Nikon d5200
The newer Nikon d5200 already receive the new 24 Megapixel sensor, which is similar to the sensor in the Nikon d7100 camera. The picture quality is fantastic. High dynamic range, plenty of resolution, excellent high ISO performance. Native ISO range of 100-6400, extended up to ISO 25,600.
Nikon d5100
The Nikon d5100 has a new 16 Megapixel CMOS sensor, like the one in the Mikon d7000. According to DXOmark, the sensor of the newer Nikon d5100 is even a little better than the one in the Nikon d7000. The camera also has a moving screen, which is ideal for video recording. The new sensor has a significantly better dynamic range than the earlier versions.
Nikon d5000
The first Dslr camera in the Nikon d5xxx line was the Nikon d5000. The Nikon d5000 was released in 2009. The camera had a 12 Mp CMOS sensor, ISO range of 200-3200, 11 af points with 3d tracking. Th camera can shoot 4 frames per second in continuous mode. The camera had a 230k dots tilt swivel LCD screen. The smaller size and weight ( around 500g ) is a good thing in the new camera as the improved functions compare to the entry level models.
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