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The Nikon D3 is full frame, offering 9 frames per second, 12 megapixels, and an astonishing 25,600 ISO. The older 1D Mark III offers 10 megapixels in a smaller APS-H (1.3x crop) sensor, a faster 10 frames per second, but much more limited ISO capabilities maxing out at ISO 6,400. The Nikon has thus far proved it’s bullet-proof reliability, and is widely considered the state-of-the-art photojournalist camera, while the Canon has been plagued with autofocus issues. Professional reviewers aside, and assuming supply can meet demand, the street price the cameras can maintain are as good an indicator as any as to how well the camera is received by the general public:
The graph above shows the price history (we only started collecting data on the 26th January, 2009). Please note, these prices may indicate the Minimum Advertised Prices (MAP) from some vendors where the manufacturer enforces this. To get the most accurate current price, click on a link below to go to the vendors actual site. Current Prices:
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