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Keep shooting under harsh conditions —
Superior weather-/dust-resistant performance
and a robust body Ergonomic operation and confidence even in the dark — Button illumination and layout
Working in environments such as tropical forests or desert, The superb performance of the D850, such as its low noise at high ISO settings and wide detection range for AF/AE, encourages landscape
landscape photographers often expose their camera bodies to photographers to venture out in the dark and create amazing images from challenging situations. The camera offers illuminated buttons on the
harsh conditions. Nikon has applied its stringently high standards rear left side and release mode dial, making it easier to change settings when shooting in the dark. Moreover, the buttons and dials are arranged
for weather resistance and durability, renowned in the fields of in a convenient ergonomic layout to fit photographers’ hands. The rear side now features a sub selector added in the same position as for the D5,
photography and science alike, to the D850. It has comprehensive to allow easier right-handed operation by photographers who use both models.
weather- and dust-sealing applied to its joints and seams, and its
top, rear and bottom covers, as well as the inside body structure,
are made of robust magnesium alloy. It’s a camera that allows you
to work with confidence in a wide range of tough environments.
Also, its redesigned grip is deeper and longer, making it easier to
hold even over extended periods of time.

Tested for 200,000 cycles —
Durable, high-precision shutter

To ensure durability, the D850’s shutter has been tested for 200,000
cycles while actually loaded in the camera. It’s also designed to
minimize the mechanical vibration that causes image blur. The D850
is the first Nikon D-SLR to adopt a shutter counter-balancer in its
shutter drive, which travels upward during each shutter release to
counteract the vibration caused by the front curtain’s downward
motion. What’s more, the camera’s shutter monitor function
calculates the duration between front- and rear-curtain movements
every time the shutter is released, and automatically corrects any
variance.

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