Nikon D5 Rumors: Alleged Photos of New Camera Leaked
For many years, Nikon has retained its consistency in the market, and while some owners of the D4S had a couple of concerns with the latest DSLR camera, rumor has it that the Nikon D5 will resolve all the issues.
Previous reports suggested that the upcoming camera will be sporting a 20-megapixel sensor and it seems the speculations may be true, thanks to the alleged D5 photos leaked online (via Nikon Rumors).
While there were two photos leaked earlier showing what could possibly be the front side of the Nikon D5, the outlet reportedly acquired additional photos that showed how the DSLR cam will look like on all sides.
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One of the leaked photos showed the DSLR in use with the options for images sizes revealed. The other photos revealed that Nikon decided to transfer some buttons to other parts of the camera. Ubergizmo says the development team might have decided to do so to help photographers act with more convenience.
For the most part, the new device doesn't deviate from its predecessor much in terms of design, but due to the concerns of some owners regarding the D4S' buttons efficiency, it seems Nikon has heeded people's issues and transferred some of the buttons to positions where they can be more accessible when necessary.
Other rumors suggest that the upcoming camera will be sporting 153 autofocus, 15 fps continuous shooting, and a 4K video capture. Some outlets are very sure that Nikon will opt for a native high ISO of 102, 400, but the company has not commented on the speculation.
Also, the mentioned specs are plainly speculations for now, but the rumored specs are surely getting the hype up for the new device.
As of now, there is no word as to when the currently under development device will be announced or when Nikon will provide the first few glimpses into the new camera, but a lot of tech followers suggest that the D5 will most likely be announced early in 2016.
