Nikon D820 is rumored to be announced on July 25 with a brand new 46-megapixel full-frame image sensor.
Nikon will celebrate 100 years of existence this July. For this special announcement it is possible for Nikon to launch the D820 with several other new products as well as the DF2. See also Nikon Df2 rumors.
According to the latest rumors, the D810 replacement model is coming on the exact day of Nikon’s 100th anniversary. The date is clear as July 25th but it may vary to prior or at the event because of the anniversary announcements.
Rumors: Nikon D820 Coming on July 25 with a new 46.5MP Sensor
As we know that the company pushed forward some major product announcements for this summer in order to celebrate the 100th anniversary. One of these is expected to be the Nikon D820 which will be the replacement of the Nikon D810.
D820 mockup
Nikon D820 specs to include a new 46MP sensor. The camera will also come with a new and improved version of SnapBridge. Besides connectivity upgrades, the DSLR is expected to feature a tiltable LCD screen (probably with touchscreen) just like the D750 and D500.
Rumored Nikon D820 specs
- Nikon D820 is rumored to have a 46.5MP full frame CMOS sensor.
- Nikon D820 will have same Autofocus system as in Nikon D5
- Improved low and high ISO compared to Canon and better than the D810
- New and improved version of SnapBridge on Nikon D820
- No built-in GPS
- Tiltable LCD screen just like the D750 and D500
- The memory card slots will be the same as in the D500: one SD and one XQD
- Announcement on July 25th, shipping scheduled for this Fall.
We expect the body-only price of the Nikon D820 would be around $3,600. Currently Nikon D810 body-only sales price is around $2,496 at Amazon with $200 saving.
Stay tuned with us as we’ll pass more information about the Nikon D820.
via: NR
