, which doubles the storage to 80GB, has a larger two-inch screen and a mini-HDMI port. 8GB = 2 hours of video. It sells for $299, while the original is $199.The Nikon D3S is out, and dpreview has a preview.
A video by Vincent Munier really shows the low light capabilities of the camera. It's supposed to support up to ISO 102,400 (wow!) BUT the video is only 720p24. Now 720p isn’t that shabby, and a few years ago it would have been amazing to have a camera that supported that, but it’s also not 1080p. Ultimately, the $5,199.95 means it’s not a camera I will be considering!
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