Review on High-Resolution Nikon D4 16.2 MP CMOS FX Digital SLR - Full 1080p HD Video (Body Only) - Old Model by Hongseok Bak ᠌

Great camera. Takes GREAT pictures. I just want to stop people who want to make masterpieces at the touch of a button - this camera is not for you. In order to take a really good picture with this camera, you need to really be able to take pictures. Better not buy a camera, but go to paid lessons in photography art! Different pros: Too many, but I'll try to list: 1) An indestructible battery, no matter what kind of shooting, 100% of the battery will not be discharged . I took 2022-3000 frames (during the whole working day) and still burned half, well, maybe a little more charge. 2) Autofocus - no misses . Even at 1.4 it's always on point. Out of 1000 frames, maybe 10, and then, by my own mistake, they go to the trash. 3) The screen - maybe not so important, but the pictures look so cool on it that when you show it to a client, they usually squeak with delight. 4) Ergonomics - I got used to it in a couple of days, and now I'm adjusting everything blindly. 5) Water protection . I know that you can’t immerse it in water, but I shot it somehow in a downpour, a torrential downpour. Streams of water flowed from the camera, but it worked as always - clearly and accurately. 6) Shooting speed. 10 frames is enough for me so far. 7) RAW is awesome. Many photos can be pulled out by 1-3 steps and the noise is not really visible. 8) High ISO - at 3200-6400 everything is very good, there is noise, but they are not annoying. 9) Buffer. It's almost impossible to beat him. My camera came with an XQD memory card. what series of shots I would not take - it didn’t work out for me to score a buffer! 10) 3! Display . they have all the information and the LCD screen is almost never used. 11) Quality - you pick it up and it's really nice. Everything is strong and reliable! 12) Solid advantages, but there are a couple of disadvantages, see below. Some cons: 1) Shooting video. Regardless, it's still a camera. The video here is of a decent level, but when recording with autofocus, it is advisable to work manually, otherwise it will creep the hell out as well as spoil the entire shooting. 2) 2 multi selectors (joystick). I have a "love" for them. Periodically, I accidentally press them with the edge of the belt (they are very sensitive to pressure) and autofocus stops working while they are pressed. At first I thought that this was a marriage and the camera was buggy, then I realized that it was precisely because of these joysticks. 3) Lack of autofocus illuminator. For example, in a dark room, the camera allows you to shoot at high ISOs, but autofocus no longer works, as it is too dark. A light bulb would help a lot. You have to get out somehow. 4) The button for removing the lens is not very convenient for me. Maybe because I'm left-handed and shoot the lens somehow on the left)))