Nikon shoots for the stars with the astrophotography-focused D810A

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Nikon has revealed the D810A, an astrophotography-focused version of its D810 full frame DSLR. Though the new camera will retain many of the specifications of the 36.3-megapixel camera it's based on, it will enable DSLR stargazers to capture the cosmos in highly detailed and vibrant images thanks to a number of astro-centric features including a modified infrared (IR) cut filter... Continue Reading Nikon shoots for the stars with the astrophotography-focused D810A

Section: Digital Cameras

Tags: Astrophotography, Cameras, DSLR, Nikon, Photography

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