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Nikon Japan has released the first set of official sample images captured with the new Nikon D850. Unfortunately there aren’t RAWs, but they are full-resolution JPEGs shot in 14-bit RAW and converted to JPEG using Capture NX-D.
Given the D850’s beast of a 45.7MP sensor, even in JPEG the files are anything but small, ranging in size from 18MB all the way to 25.4MB. We can’t wait to get our hands on a production model and shoot our own sample gallery, but in the meantime these photos should give you a good idea of what the new full-frame camera can do in the real world.
And if you want to find out more about how the D850 camera handles, check out our hands on:
Hands On with the Nikon D850
Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)