Nikon D4 HD D-Movie - WHY ATHLETES [NEW]

Multi-area Mode Full HD D-movie with three image area options
A dedicated movie-record button has been positioned near the shutter-release button for smooth starting and stopping of movie recording with a feel similar to that of still-image shooting. Full-HD movie recording at a frame size of 1920 × 1080 and frame rate of 30 fps is supported, and the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video compression method has been adopted. Movies up to 29 minutes 59 seconds can be recorded. Image sensor sensitivity begins at ISO 200 and can be expanded to ISO 204800 equivalent possible with still-image shooting.
Full-HD movies can be recorded with the D4 using one of three image areas: FX-based movie format, DX-based movie format, or 1920 × 1080 crop; all available at 30 fps/ 25 fps or 24 fps. FX-based movie format makes full use of the large image sensor, enabling movies with an emphasis on pleasing blur characteristics. When a DX lens is attached, DX-based format is automatically selected. This format is useful for creating an extension to the focal length of an existing lens. For an even stronger telephoto effect, the 1920 × 1080 crop format brings an approximately 2.7x crop of the picture angle while delivering outstanding video quality and detail, obtaining 1080p Full HD. By choosing the movie format appropriate for the particular scene, the three image area options available with a single camera enable more flexible imaging expression through collaboration with the entire NIKKOR lens lineup, including DX lenses.
The D4 is equipped with a connector for external microphones that enables stereo recording. The camera also offers a headphone connector that supports stereo headphones, convenient for checking sound recorded with movies. What's more, a new sound level indicator also allows for microphone sensitivity adjustment, even during recording, with a visual indicator of sound levels.

Nikon D4 - I AM PUSHING THE LIMITS

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a film by Corey Rich

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[cobfan25]

@walterlol Ronald Jenkees - Stay Crunchy

He's an independent and his music is ALL over YouTube. He's so talented, check it out! :]

[billyboy8888]

holy shit, why need expensive cinematography cameras, use this, cheaper and better

[rich13k]

the mountainbike lady is pretty unspectactular compared the two other guys if you ask me...

[billyboy8888]

@davidajgp there's a physical limit how clear the 35mm film can get, but the semiconductor industry is advancing quickly, sooner or later it will surpass the films

[giocanales13]

Nothing beats 35mm film?

Ask Kodak, they know the answer for sure.

[davidajgp]

@billyboy8888 because nothing beats 35mm film

[tiggstah]

@antean i'm pretty sure they used a conversion stock so they could use canon glass. :D

[tiggstah]

@AndrewJohnMiszerak it's stretching the boundaries of believability that twixter could have pulled that much information from the extremely fast running water to make a 720 at 60fps go 1080 at the equivalent of 600 or 1200 fps, even at 15fps.

this ad hasn't even begun to make me want to purchase nikon, but i am interested in this twixter. if twixter was able to take 60fps and do that... it's clearly a program worth purchasing.

[AndrewJohnMiszerak]

@tiggstah they probably used twixtor

[cuonu2b]

Great Video

[antean]

I bet this was all done with a crappy 18-200mm DX lens. jk

[inoimcool1]

greatly done