Cameras
Nikon Says a D850 Is in the Works
July 25, 2017
Nikon turns 100 today and to celebrate they’re teasing us with their next full frame DSLR, the D850.
Few details were actually released, but according to a video posted on the D850 teaser page it will offer an 8K time-lapse mode.
In a statement announcing the release, Nikon promises that the D850 will offer “new technologies, features and performance enhancements.” The camera is positioned as the successor to the D810.
Nikon promises more details soon. Until then, here’s the teaser vid.
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