Nikon D810 Full-Frame DSLR: Our Full Review
 | August 28, 2014 Breaking news from America's top photo magazine |   | |  | Nikon updates its high-res full framer When Nikon first introduced the D800, most everyone was wowed by its 36.3-megapixel imaging sensor. But it seems that a substantial number of shooters also complained that the files were just too large. Nikon has addressed this, and made a handful of other improvements, with the new D810. |
|  | A new electronic viewfinder and a tilting screen give this advanced compact new appeal | | It’s your last chance to submit your best extreme closeups for a chance to win |
 Be the first to hear about new stuff on PopPhoto.com by subscribing to our revamped RSS feed! | | | Tech Talk Defining Fast Redraw for EVF Cameras This term refers to the refresh rate of the EVF screen, which can also be thought of as the frequency with which the screen presents the viewer with an image. If you are using at EVF to preview what you are going to capture, and the finder only refreshes the image five times per second, it will become much harder to anticipate the decisive moment than if it refreshed 60 times per second. |
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