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Heavenly bodies: Nikon D810 & D810A field test

12 May

José Francisco Salgado is an Emmy-nominated astronomer, photographer and educator. Driven by a passion to show and explain our universe, José Fransisco’s work has taken him all over the world, even as his camera lens is aimed far beyond our atmosphere. José Fransisco joined us when we took Nikon’s D810 and D810A down to southern California recently, to capture the stunning desert vistas – and night skies – of the landscapes near Death Valley. 

The D810 is Nikon’s highest-resolution DSLR, and the D810A is a specialized version specifically designed for astrophotography. As well as a higher base ISO sensitivity, the D810A’s sensor is modified to capture the specific wavelengths of the light transmitted by distant nebulae. Watch our video to see how José – and the D810A – performed.

Waiting for the D810 full review? We’re pleased to tell you that it’s being readied for publication! For now we hope you enjoy watching this field test, with José Francisco Salgado.

If you want to learn more about astrophotography make sure to visit our Astrophotography Talk forum.


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Nikon issues D810 and D810A firmware updates with remote control bug fix

06 Apr

Firmware updates for the Nikon D810 and D810A cameras are now available. Both updates fix a bug that may cause the cameras to stop responding if attached to a WR-R10 wireless remote control running firmware 3.00. The updates bring the Nikon D810 to firmware version 1.11, and the Nikon D810A to firmware version 1.01.

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Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Nikon D810A added to studio test scene comparison

22 Jul

Nikon’s D810A is an astrophotography-oriented version of the D810. It’s the first full-frame camera dedicated to astrophotography, and is better able to capture the hydrogen alpha spectral line. It also expands long exposure options, and has garnered speculation as to improvements in low light capabilities. Take a look at its high ISO and color performance in our studio scene. Read more

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Nikon D810A: An astrophotographer’s perspective

07 Jul

We first became acquainted with Adam Woodworth when we featured his portfolio earlier this year. His photos capture the interplay between the earthly and the celestial, often framing the center of the Milky Way Galaxy in alignment with landscape formations. Recently, he’s been trying out Nikon’s D810A, the world’s first full frame camera dedicated to astrophotography. See some of his photos and find out his impressions on using it. Read more

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CP+ 2015: Nikon shows off new D810a

12 Feb

We’re at the CP+ show in Yokohama Japan, where Nikon is showing off its new D810a – a specialist version of the D810 which has been modified specifically for astrophotography. The world’s first full-frame camera of its type, the D810a is essentially a Nikon D810 with a modified IR-cut filter to ensure the camera can capture light emitted by nebulae and additional features to support long exposure photography. The new camera is being shown under glass at the show, but we managed to get a few shots. Click through to take a look

 

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Nikon aims for the stars with the D810A, world’s first full-frame astrophotography camera

10 Feb

Nikon has announced the D810A: the first full-frame astrophotography-specific camera. This is the largest sensor to appear in a consumer astrophotography camera, bringing improved light capture capabilities to the discipline. It’s essentially a Nikon D810 with a modified IR-cut filter to ensure the camera can capture light emitted by nebulae and additional features to support long exposure photography. Read more

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