description Nikon D850 Overview
Nikon's D850 combines a high-resolution full-frame DSLR sensor with an optical viewfinder and an autofocus system derived from the D5. Its 45.7-megapixel backside-illuminated CMOS sensor has no optical low-pass filter, and processing is handled by EXPEED 5. The autofocus system includes 153 points, with 99 cross-type points, alongside Nikon's 3D Tracking for following subjects through the frame. Continuous shooting reaches 7 frames per second with continuous autofocus.
With the appropriate optional battery grip and EN-EL18-series battery setup, it can reach 9 frames per second. The native ISO range is 64 to 25,600, expandable to equivalents of 32 to 102,400, and 4K recording adds video capability. This combination suits photographers who need detailed stills without giving up action-oriented features. Its DSLR handling and optical viewfinder also distinguish it from high-resolution mirrorless bodies.
help Nikon D850 FAQ
What is the maximum resolution of photos that can be taken with the Nikon D850?
The Nikon D850 can capture up to 45.7 Megapixel photos.
Can I use this camera for video recording?
Yes, the D850 supports 4K video recording at 30p.
How long does a single charge last on the battery of the Nikon D850?
The battery life is around 1260 shots per charge under normal use conditions.
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