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this is dontae with the verge we got some time today spend with a full production model of the d4 while they've made lots of incremental changes from the d3s to make it more ergonomic the real story is low light performance the ISO natively goes up to 12,800 and you can bump that up all the way to 204,000 Nikon's put the new XP 3 processor in the d4 allows the camera to do 11 FPS continuous shooting the camera also has 51 autofocus points which is the same as the d3s one of my favorite things about the d4 is that while it's large it's quite light they've managed to shave off 0.13 pounds from the d3s Nikon says that they've made lots of improvements to make the d4 more of a videographers camera in our opinion the full frame sensor really looks fantastic for video it really helps you get that shallow depth of field look that we're really used to nowadays the live auto focus during video recording still hunts quite a bit so I'm not too sure how useful it's going to be four people in terms of picture quality we found that the highlights rolled off well while we're shooting video but the black levels are a little too deep for us but we were just using the default settings CMOS Q is greatly reduced but it's still present and the same goes for more a which will still pop up in certain extreme situations Nikon's newest top-of-the-line camera will be available for five thousand nine hundred and ninety nine dollars and it's supposed to be available in the u.s. in mid-march