Nikon has announced the long awaited followup to its D300/D300s:

• 20.9 MP DX sensor
• 153 AF points
• 10 fps
• 200 shot RAW buffer
• 4k video

Nikon finally has announced the specs of the new Nikon flagship D5:

• 20.8 MP full frame
• 12 fps with AF, 14 FPS without AF
• Complete new Autofocus module featuring 153 AF points (99 cross type)
• Better RGB-sensor (doubled in resolution)
• 4k video
• Native ISO ranging from 100 to 102,400
• Boosted ISO ranging from 50 to 3,280,000
• Touchscreen

The upgraded auto-focus should bring drastic improvements for all sports photographers and will bring even better low light focus ability.

Nikon announced the Nikon D750 with

• 24 MP fulll frame sensor
• an improved version of the 51-point autofocus from the D810, rated -3EV
• 6.5 fps frame rate
• ISO 100-12,800 (expandable to 51,200)
• 1080/60p video, zebra stripes, simultaneous HDMI/memory card recording, automatic ISO control in movie live view mode
• Tilting Vari-angle LCD display (a first in a professional camera from Nikon)
• Dual SD card slots

for $2,299.95. They also announced the new flash SB-500 and a new AF-S Nikkor 20mm f/1.8G ED.

Nikon D750

A few hours before the offical start here are the specs for the new Nikon D810, the successor to the much loved D800:

• 36 Megapixel
• No optical low pass filter (like in the D800E) so very sharp pictures
• Still no 4k video, but added 50/60p
• Improved auto focus including the Group Area AF from the pro model D4s
• Improved ISO 64-12800 (and 32-51200 in extended mode)
• Fast Expeed 4 image processing engine
• Improved shutter with reduced shutter lag and quieter operation
• Metering mode button moved to the main control dial, BKT moves to the front
• Screen with upgraded resolution including a new split screen mode for architecture
• Initial pricing at £ 2,700

Nikon D810 dust sealing