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Nikon D3x Review: Editor’s Choice (of course!)

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Posted by Patrick on Feb 5, 2009 in Cameras, Reviews

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The Nikon flagship, and easily the most desired DSLR camera by any photographer (c’mon, you know you want one) continues to overcome the single issue that seems to drive the “internets” crazy, namely price. Photography Review has got their hands on the D3x and reviews it today:

Given its smaller photosites, we weren’t expecting the D3X to produce the image quality we obtained from the D3. However, we were mistaken: the new model, if anything, surpassed its predecessor in tonal subtlety and natural colour reproduction, particularly the 14-bit losslessly-compressed NEF.RAW files. These files, when converted to 16-bit TIFF format, had a quality that is, so far, unmatched by any camera we have reviewed thus far (although the D3 came pretty close).
-Photography Review

Get the full writeup here.

You can get the Nikon D3x now at Amazon or here at B&H Photo.

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