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Nikon D3x

Best In Class
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10
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Our 2009 Camera of the Year, it’s the image-quality champ of current DSLRs—and should be for a while. Built like a tank, heavy and expensive, but those who love it don’t care. Has the fastest AF in low light.

Standout Spec: 
The absolute, breathtaking state-of-the-artness of it.
Tested Review 

You've read it here before: Megapixels aren't everything. Now that the 24.5MP Nikon D3X ($8,000, street, body only) has become the third full-frame DSLR to break the 20MP barrier, how well does that simple truth hold up?

Very well indeed.

As we pointed out in our Hands On last month (February 2009), raising the pixel count involves some tradeoffs. Not just for Nikon, but for the other powerhouses in this category, the Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III ($6,550, street, body only) and Sony Alpha 900 ($3,000, street, body only).

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Product specifications
Camera Category:Pro DSLR
Sensor Size:Full Frame
Sensor Type:CMOS
Megapixels:24.5
Fastest Shutter Speed:1/8000 second
Slowest Shutter Speed:30 seconds
Bulb Mode:No
Live View:Yes
Image Processor:Expeed
Viewfinder Coverage:100%
AF Points:51
Display Type:LCD
Display Size:3.0 inches
Display Resolution:92000 pixels
Articulating Display:No
Minimum ISO:100 ISO
Maximum ISO:1600 ISO
Burst Rate:7.00fps
Self-Cleaning Sensor:Yes
In-Body Image Stablization:
Pop-Up Flash:No
Media Type:Compact Flash
Video Capture:No
Maximum Video Resolution:
AF in Video Mode:No
HDMI Port:Yes
Wireless Flash Trigger:No
Remote Capture:Yes
Height:6.3 inches
Depth:3.4 inches
Width:6.2 inches
Weight:43 ounces
Price:$7500.00
Touch Screen:No
Model Number:D3x
SKU:25442