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Effective noise reduction, fine detail and color reproduction with powerful image processing — EXPEED 5

Beauty is where you find it. The D850 captures it all — thanks to its EXPEED 5 image-processing engine, also
incorporated in the flagship D5. EXPEED 5 renders delicate tonality in highly vivid colors, and its superb noise reduction
suppresses noise effectively while maintaining detail. Its powerful calculation ability also permits high-speed
continuous shooting at approx. 9 fps* with 45 megapixels, as well as full-frame, 4K UHD movie recording.
* When using the MB-D18 Multi-Power Battery Pack with the EN-EL18b/EN-EL18a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery. The D850 shoots at 7 fps with the EN-EL15a/EN-EL15.

Create your ideal images — Picture Control system
Nikon’s Picture Control system helps you craft images that match your creative intentions and purposes. The D850 incorporates
the new Auto Picture Control, in addition to the seven existing presets. Each preset allows you to tune settings such as
sharpening and clarity, opening up a wider range of options for achieving your ideal image. You can adjust settings and store
them as your own custom Picture Controls.

Automatically adjust images to fit the scene — Auto Picture Control

Auto Picture Control produces more desirable images by automatically fine-tuning the tone curve, color, sharpening and clarity of the Standard
option, according to each scene’s characteristics. As a result, blue skies and verdant greens are rendered more vibrantly for landscape shots.
The Advanced Scene Recognition System is now even better at identifying light sources, meaning red colors can be emphasized in sunsets and
sunrises.

• Lens: AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED • Exposure: [M] mode, 15 seconds, f/2.8 • White balance: Color temperature (3700 K) • Sensitivity: ISO 10000 • Picture Control: Auto © Luke Austin

Magnificent images with stunning detail —
Nikon FX-format, backside illumination CMOS Backside illumination CMOS sensor Conventional CMOS sensor
sensor delivering 45.7 megapixels with ISO 64-25600 Micro lens Micro lens
Color filter Color filter
The D850 allows landscape Photodiode Circuitry
photographers to capture a diverse Circuitry Photodiode
range of scenes in sumptuously rich
detail. It is the first Nikon D-SLR to
use a backside illumination sensor, Picture Control: Auto Picture Control: Standard
which allows incoming light to reach • Lens: AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8E FL ED VR • Exposure: [A] mode, 1/125 second, f/8
photodiodes more efficiently. Together with the camera’s low-noise • White balance: Natural light auto • Sensitivity: ISO 64 © Luke Austin
performance, this enables it to achieve ISO 25600 despite its high
pixel count. What’s more, it strikes an optimal balance between
sensor sensitivity and the volume of light information accumulated in
Optical filter with

photodiodes, yielding images with a wide dynamic range even at ISO Optical filter without Image sensor low-pass filter layer Image sensor
low-pass filter layer
64 (expandable to ISO 32 equivalent) — the lowest native ISO setting
offered by any camera manufacturer. Copper wiring is used to cut Because the D850’s image sensor is designed without an optical low-pass filter (OLPF),
electrical resistance, while the backside illumination structure allows the light arrives at the sensor directly, delivering higher resolution.
a flexible wiring layout, reducing stray capacity. These measures
enable 45-megapixel FX-format images to be captured at continuous MTF chart
shooting speeds of 9 fps* . And because the sensor is designed Without OLPF
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With OLPF
without an optical low-pass filter, it can harness the sharpness of 45
megapixels when combined with the high resolving power of NIKKOR MTF
lenses. The D850 yields pictures that can be enlarged as massive
prints at up to A2 size* or used for 8K digital signage displays.
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*1 When using the optional MB-D18 Multi-Power Battery Pack with the EN-EL18b/EN-EL18a
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery. lines/mm
*2 When printed at 300 dpi. • This is a conceptual graphic of an f/5.6 aberration-free lens.

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