Nikon D780
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Nikon D780
Nikon D780 Full-Frame DSLR Camera
Create your best photographic works
The versatile Nikon D780 gives you everything you expect from a professional digital single-lens reflex camera and more. Its durable magnesium alloy design and long battery life make it suitable for the field. There are two fast and reliable autofocus systems, advanced subject tracking, ultra-fast continuous shooting and a wide ISO sensitivity range. In addition to photos, you can capture smooth 4K videos and then conveniently transfer the images to other devices via wireless WiFi and Bluetooth.
Full-frame
Sensor size
24.5 Mpix
Sensor resolution
Nikon F
Bayonet
OIS
Image stabilisation
SD / SDHC / SDXC
Memory card
Key Features of Nikon D780 Digital Camera, Body, Black
- 4K high-definition video
- Fast autofocus and stable shooting in any situation
- Full-frame CMOS sensor
- 24.5 Mpix sensor
- Nikon F bayonet
- Image Stabilization OIS
- SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot
- Compatible with popular NIKKOR lenses with Nikon F mount
Stunning performance
High-end CMOS image sensor, in 24.5 megapixel format, features direct illumination photodiode technology and the powerful EXPEED 6 image processing system, which ensures a wide dynamic range, perfect colour reproduction and brilliant performance over an extremely wide range of ISO sensitivities.
Dual focusing system
The Nikon D780 features a fast hybrid autofocus system for live view mode that uses 273 focusing fields for precise subject acquisition and smooth tracking. The viewfinder features reliable phase-detection autofocus with 51 focusing fields and real-time subject tracking even in low light.
Focus on the eyes
In live view mode, the intelligent hybrid focusing system can accurately detect the subject's eyes. Use the multi-function dial to easily select the eye you want to focus on, and the Nikon D780 will keep it in focus even when the subject is moving.
Fast continuous shooting and focus control
Continuous shooting with the viewfinder activated reaches a frequency of up to 7 fps. /s with auto focus and exposure. In live view mode, the shooting speed is increased up to 12 fps. /s. Full HD resolution achieves a high-speed rate of up to 120 fps. /s. and in 4K/UHD 30 sn. /s. When shooting with manual focus activated, the camera's electronic rangefinder helps to check the focus at the selected focus point.
Tiltable LCD display and advanced image editing
The large 2,359,000-pixel tilting LCD monitor with touch control allows you to take photos from unusual angles or quickly review your images. In addition, the handy retouch function allows precise cropping of images at the time of capture with the option of horizontal or vertical cropping.
High or low light levels
To perfectly adapt images to changing light conditions, the Nikon D780 offers an ISO sensitivity range of 100-51,200, expandable up to 204,800. This allows you to achieve rich hues in bright sunlight and reveal incredible detail and nuance in low light.
Advanced setting options
For added flexibility, shutter speed settings from 1/8,000 to 900 sec or Nikon Speedlight sync with short shutter speeds are available for impressive action shots. There are also a variety of exposure and white balance metering modes to help you react quickly to changes in natural light and high-contrast situations.
Robust construction
With a robust magnesium-carbon fiber alloy construction, the Nikon D780 which protects the sophisticated technology inside the camera, has extreme durability and long life. The individual elements are perfectly sealed to protect the device from the ingress of dust and moisture.
Wireless image transfer
With the SnapBridge mobile app, you can quickly and conveniently transfer your photos and videos to your smart device via built-in WiFi and Bluetooth wireless interfaces. In addition, the app allows you to clearly filter and share JPEG and RAW (NEF) images.
Record smooth 4K videos with HLG and N-Log 10bit support
To capture stunningly smooth video sequences, the Nikon D780 uses the 6K resolution of the image sensor to record extremely high-resolution 4K/UHD video at 30p/25p/24p without any cropping. There's also the option to capture time-lapse or slow-motion footage in Full HD at 120p, including audio. The autofocus speed and sensitivity can be adjusted when shooting video, and there are also 4 focusing modes. The Nikon D780 allows you to record rich HDR HLG footage to an external recording device and display it directly on a compatible monitor. In addition, you can record videos in N-Log format with 10-bit colour depth, capturing 4x more information than standard 8-bit recording.
Time code recording
All your footage can be time-coded in-camera for easier synchronization and logging, especially when working with multiple cameras. You can record the timecode in drop frame format and send it to the 10-bit HDMI output.
Dual SD card slot and optional external flash
To customize your workflow, there is a dual SD UHS-II memory card slot with the option to set up image backup or separate storage of RAW and JPEG photos. The Nikon D780 is compatible with all Nikon flashes. In addition, the device supports radio advanced wireless lighting, so you can also use the versatile SB-5000 flash.
Photos taken with Nikon D780 digital camera
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Nikon Europe B.V., český odštěpný závod, K Radotínu 15, 156 00, Praha 5 - Zbraslav, Česká republika, +420 800 900 980, [email protected]
Nikon’s beginnings date back to 1917 in Japan. At first, the company mainly produced lenses - telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and other small, optical equipment. Soon the company expanded its portfolio, producing photographic lenses under the Nikkor brand.
In the field of cameras, particularly among professionals, Nikon quickly gained a reputation as a top manufacturer, which continues today. Its cameras were even included in the equipment of American spacecraft. Nikon designed and produced the legendary Nikon SP 1957, regarded by many as the best camera of all time.
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