While Nikon continues to push forward with their new Z-series of mirrorless cameras and lenses, the camera maker nevertheless remains committed to DSLRs, as evidenced by their latest unveiling: a successor to the wildly popular D750 full-frame DSLR. The new Nikon D780 maintains that familiar design and ergonomics of the D750 as well as some niceties from the D850, but it also brings over some excellent features from the mirrorless Z6 camera, such as its 24MP sensor with 273 phase-detect pixels, Eye-detect AF, 4K UHD video and 10-bit N-log output.
The new Nikon D780 in fact seems like a real hybrid camera, even more so than the multimedia-heavy D750. Though on the outside, the camera looks and likely feels very similar to its predecessor, the vastly improved Live View performance and shooting features — not to mention the more advanced video capabilities — will undoubtedly be welcomed improvements for long-time Nikon DSLRs owners looking to finally upgrade.
Let’s dive in to get the full lay of the land on the updated Nikon D780 full-frame DSLR…
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