In an interview published at dpreview.com Nikon representatives assured that they are giving qual importance to both FX and DX line and also they do feel that the real successor of Nikon D300s camera is still missing… take a look at the some part of interview…
Can you give us a description of your strategy for APS-C vs. Full-frame DSLRs? How do you see those two product lines developing?
We consider both formats important for us. It just depends on the application on the part of the users, and it also depends on what needs the customer has. But we consider both lines important. As for future product line, we are sorry we cannot answer that question.
Nikon Missing it’s Flagship APS-C DSLR camera, the Nikon D300s update is overdue
Do you think there’s space in your DX line-up for a professional DX camera? Something to directly replace the D300S?
We have top-end for FX, but we don’t have one for DX. Canon has an equivalent [professional DX] product – the 7D Mark II – which [I assume] is why you ask this question. We will not deny any possibility of developing further lineup in DX, and any range in the future.
Features You Want to See in Upcoming Nikon D400 DSLR –
We’re going to clash the two cameras Nikon D7200 and Canon EOS 7D Mark II to check out their performance in different features. We’ll see how they prove right to each other and it’ll only be cleared when we go through all their specs thoroughly.
Major Difference
Nikon D7200 vs. Canon EOS 7D Mark II Specification Comparison Table.
Megapixel: Though Nikon D7200 using 24MP of resolution as well as enjoying APS-C ( 23.3 x 15.6mm) and Nikon D7100 avails 20.2mp which is less than D7200 however Nikon D7200 produce more sharper and beautiful images.
Low pass filter: Nikon D7200 will have a good ability to capture the more details of the images along with edge to edge sharpness due to absence of no low pass filter and on the other side EOS 7D Mark II packed with low pass filter so it’ll miss to get the actual sharper images.
Auto Focus –
The Canon 7D Mark II AF system is more advance compared to the Nikon D7200 , the AF module of Canon 7D Mk II features 65 AF point all cross type and on the other hand the Nikon D7200 features 51 AF point, 15 cross-type. Both camera support AF detection sensitivity down to -3 EV.
Advance CMOS AF sensor inside the Canon 7D Mk II
The Canon 7D Mark II sensor features Dual pixel CMOS AF sensor technology and on the other hand the Nikon keep its believe on traditional contrast based detection system
The 7D Mark II 3rd generation Dual-pixel CMOS AF sensor that will give you blazing fast AF speed while you are using display or shooting video, on the other hand the Nikon D7200 features contrast based AF system that … so Nikon D7200 the AF speed is slow [compared to 7D Mk II] while a you are using display of recording a video file.
ISO: To freeze the subjects moving in a dark light more easy and comfortable with Nikon D7200 due to its iso range whose limits upto 104200 as a result of which it provides sharp and magnified images and on the other hand EOS 7D Mark II can’t be good as D7200 as it contains upto the range of 51200.
Shooting speed: Canon EOS 7D Mark II will be more loyal in capturing much of the actions of the subjects with 10 fps but the D7200 consumes 6fps.
WIFI: Without any physical stress Sharing and transferring images is much possible through wifi and NFC in D7200 however there’s no facilities of wifi in EOS 7D Mark II.
Battery life: You can take 1110 shots by using D7200 but 7D Mark II can let you to take 670 shots only.
High ISO Test — of Canon 7D Mark II and Nikon D7200
The first High ISO test of the Canon 7D Make II camera is done by the imagine resource, take a look at the high ISO test images below…
Image analysis – The Canon 7D Mark II images are bit soft compared to the Nikon D7200 camera, however the somehow Canon 7D Mark II sensor able to capture better red color pattern compared to Nikon D7200.
Verdict: The Canon 7D Mark II images are bit soft but it has advance AF system that includes 65 point AF system and Dual-pixel CMOS AF sensor and on the other hand the Nikon D7200 has weak AF system but tha images are bit sharp (thanks to the absence of low-pass filter). Personally I recommend you to go with Canon 7D Mark II, finally the choice is yours.
Nikon J5 first 4K Sample Video floated over the web just after the announcement of Nikon J5 camera, you can see the announcement article here and the sample images are available here…
After so long rumors Nikon J5 finally announced… The Nikon features new 1″ sensor with 20 Megapixel resoltuion and EXPEED 5A Image Processor, the camera comes with advance hybrid AF system featuring 171 Contrast-Detect and 105 Phase Detect AF points, the camera has blazing fast continuous full-resolution shooting frame rate at 20 frames-per-second (fps) with full Autofocus support.
The Nikon 20 MP 1″ sensor can boost the ISO range upto 12800 and the base ISO starts from ISO 160, High ISO Noise Reduction captures and stacks four frames simultaneously to help reduce noise when shooting at 6400 and 12,800 (with noise reduction enabled). The other notable point is the absence of noise reduction filter in the Nikon J5 camera… will attract professional users.
Introduction of 4K in Nikon cameras via J5 – The Nikon J5 is the first Nikon [Mirrorless] camera to feature 4K video recording option, Nikon 1 J5 can capture high-resolution 4K video at 15p and we also do hope that the upcoming DSLRs and mirrorless will have the the 4K video capability with enhanced features.
Wireless connectivity, the camera features advance built in wire less connectivity will let users to easily transfer the files alongside with wireless remote control option.
The Nikon 1 J5 will be available in Silver and Black, Silver and White and all Black in multiple kit configurations. The J5 alongside the 1 NIKKOR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom lens will be available for a suggested retail price of $499.95, while a kit with both the 1 NIKKOR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom lens and 1 NIKKOR VR 30-110mm f/3.8-5.6 will be available for $749.95.
THE ULTIMATE COMBINATION OF PORTABILITY, VERSATILITY AND PERFORMANCE, THE NIKON 1 J5 OFFERS USERS COMMANDING SPEED AND POWERFUL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY
Sporting an Unmatched Fusion of Speed and Image Quality, the Exceptionally Compact Nikon 1 J5 Pushes the Boundaries for Those Passionate About Telling Their Stories through Amazing Images and HD Video
MELVILLE, NY (April 2, 2015 at 12:01 A.M. EDT) – Today, Nikon Inc. announced a portable yet powerful addition to the Nikon 1 System of compact interchangeable lens cameras, the incredibly fast Nikon 1 J5, designed for photographers ready to creatively capture and share their passions. Featuring a blazing fast continuous full-resolution shooting frame rate at 20 frames-per-second (fps) with full Autofocus, a new 20.8-megapixel Backside-illuminated (BSI) 1-inch CX-format CMOS sensor, EXPEED 5A image processing and a slew of creative modes, the J5 packs advanced performance into an intuitively designed and compact body. Users can also utilize the experience of Nikon Snapbridge, whereby users seamlessly shoot and share stunning photos from the camera to a compatible smartphone or tablet via built-in Wi-Fi®1 and Near Field Communication (NFC2) technology.
“Consumers are constantly looking for the right balance of portability and imaging prowess to ensure they are ready to capture each and every special moment,” said Masahiro Horie, Director of Marketing and Planning, Nikon Inc. “With speeds that not even a pro DSLR camera can match, engineered into a compact camera body, the Nikon 1 J5 is a versatile and formidable addition to the Nikon 1 System whether shooting a Friday night football game or for the family constantly on-the-go.”
Breathtaking Speed Ready to Capture Life’s Moments
Capable of incredible speeds, the Nikon 1 J5 features a myriad of advanced features that help make it simple to capture fast moving subjects in brilliant image quality or Full HD video. Capable of shooting at an amazing 20 fps at full resolution with Autofocus (AF), even high-speed action can be captured with clarity and precision, while even reaching up to 60 fps with AF fixed on the first frame. This amazing speed is made possible in part by the addition of the new EXPEED 5A image processing engine, resulting in faster shooting and enhanced performance and efficiency. The Nikon 1 J5 also gives users an impressively fast hybrid AF system featuring 171 Contrast-Detect and 105 Phase Detect AF points to further achieve and maintain focus on tough-to-photograph subjects. Nikon has also introduced a new Sports Mode in the J5, offering intuitive preset settings to help optimize focus when capturing the “photo-finish” at the racetrack or last second “buzzer-beater.” When catching the right moment matters, the camera also utilizes the world’s shortest release time lag3 to practically eliminate shutter delay for those moments when time is of the essence.
Amazing Detail in Every Shot
Whether shooting athletes in action or a flawless flattering portrait, the Nikon 1 J5 utilizes the latest Nikon technologies and an impressive imaging feature set designed to capture incredible detail, even in low-light. At the heart of the newest addition to the Nikon 1 System is a new 1-inch CX-format 20.8-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor that renders finer detail than ever before to the J-series, while allowing for cleaner images at higher ISOs. When the light is challenging, the J5 features a built-in flash and sports a wide ISO range from 160-12,800 that will help preserve precious memories even in the absence of available light. For extreme low-light situations, High ISO Noise Reduction captures and stacks four frames simultaneously to help reduce noise when shooting at 6400 and 12,800 (with noise reduction enabled).
Create, Capture and Share with Ease
With the Nikon 1 J5, the J-Series welcomes a new, innovative control layout that puts a full array of physical controls and creative modes at the fingertips of the photographer. Manual controls and PSAM exposure modes are now easily accessible via the Mode Dial, while the Command Dial allows settings to be changed quickly and easily. A programmable function button helps access often-used functions including ISO and white balance as well. The J5 features a high-resolution 3-inch 1,037k-dot touch LCD display with a 180-degree tilt to help users seamlessly navigate an enhanced menu system, frame shots and make focus point adjustments. The LCD screen tilts a full 180-degrees upward to help capture easy yet stunning self-portraits, particularly when using the new Self-Portrait Mode, to easily set skin softening, self-timer and exposure compensation using the touchscreen interface.
The J5 also offers a variety of Creative Modes and Scene Modes for stills and video designed to expand creativity and optimize settings for any shooting scenario. Seven new effects are now available including Nostalgic Sepia, Pop, Retro, High-contrast Monochrome, Fisheye, Skin softening (stills only) and Cross Screen (stills only). Nikon’s newest J-Series addition also features built-in Wi-Fi®1 and NFC2 that allow for seamless connectivity via compatible smart devices, allowing for easy sharing with friends and family.
Impressive Movie Capabilities
The Nikon 1 J5 sports an impressive set of video features and is capable of effortlessly recording high-quality 1080/60p HD video and shooting at up to 120 fps (at 720p) to create slow motion playback. Users can utilize a variety of fun and innovative creative tools to add their own personal touch to any movie, including Jump-Cut, Fast Motion, 4-second movie and the new Time-Lapse Movie mode that captures up to 300 stills and replays them as a 10-second sequence. An interval timer has been added as well, allowing up to 999 images to be recorded in intervals between 5 seconds and up to nearly 100 minutes (99:59) to create time-lapse movies via external software. Also new with the J5, creative effects including Selective Color and Cross Process are now available for video application. The Nikon 1 J5 can also capture high-resolution 4K video at 15p for those who want to experiment with higher resolution video clips. Users can browse and edit videos using Nikon’s free View NX-i software, downloadable at http://nikonimglib.com/nvnxi.
Portability and Versatility
Remarkably lightweight, the Nikon 1 J5 is a versatile and portable companion that users can bring with them wherever they go. As the newest addition to the Nikon 1 System, the compact J5 is compatible with the entire 1 NIKKOR line of lenses and accessories and many DX and FX NIKKOR lenses when using the FT-1 Mount Adapter4.
Price and Availability
The Nikon 1 J5 will be available in Silver and Black, Silver and White and all Black in multiple kit configurations. The J5 alongside the 1 NIKKOR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom lens will be available for a suggested retail price (SRP*) of $499.95, while a kit with both the 1 NIKKOR 10-30mm f/3.5-5.6 PD-Zoom lens and 1 NIKKOR VR 30-110mm f/3.8-5.6 will be available for $749.95 SRP* in Silver/Black and Silver/White only. Additionally, the Nikon 1 J5 will also be kitted with the 1 NIKKOR 10-100mm f/4-5.6 lens for $1,049.95 SRP* in Silver/Black and Silver/White only. The Nikon 1 J5 will be available soon, with exact timing still to be determined.
Nikon D7200 is a high-end APS-C camera announced by Nikon few months ago, take a look at the image comparison below and share your thoughts with us…
Nikon D7200 showing bit more details compared to Canon 70D, but the difference is very marginal… and as we know that the Canon 70D features dual pixel AF sensor so, while shooting live with display unit or recording videos the Hybrid AF of Canon 70D will perform better than the AF system of Nikon D7200.
Nikon D5500 score published at DXO Mark Lab, the score is just amazing and better than any of the present mid-entry level APS-C camera, take a look at the score chart below.The most interesting part Nikon D5500 low light performance is better than Canon 70D and Nikon D7100 DSLR,
As we can see marginal difference between Nikon D5500 and Nikon D5300 score, however we can clearly see that the Nikon mid-entry level camera score is far more better than the Canon High-End APS-C DSLR camera.
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Nikon D5500 score published at DXO Mark Lab, the score is just amazing and better than any of the present mid-entry level APS-C camera, take a look at the score chart below.
The most interesting part 
As we can see marginal difference between Nikon D5500 and Nikon D5300 score, however we can clearly see that the Nikon mid-entry level camera score is far more better than the Canon High-End APS-C DSLR camera.
