9.5 out of 10
based on 417 reviews
Nikon D3s
12.1 megapixels
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User Score (364)9.6
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Expert Score (30)9.2
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Design (4)9.9
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Value for money (18)8.0
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Features (7)9.4
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Ease of use (7)8.5
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Performance (7)9.3
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Picture quality (14)8.8
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Overall quality (3)10
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Display (6)9.5
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Construction (5)9.5
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Ergonomics (6)8.7
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Build quality (2)9.5
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Expert Reviews
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D-Photo and The Photographer's Mail
11 July 2010Pro dSLRs such as Nikon’s new top-of-range D3S exist in a rarefied atmosphere. Ashley Kramer samples the oxygen If amateur photographers choose their cameras based on desire, then professional photographers select their tools based on need. When you make your living with a camera, you generally buy the best you can afford. Read more
- Built to take on anything, Phenomenal low-light ability, Excellent ergonomics, High speed, Superb battery life
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PhotoReview
1 March 20109.0/10The latest iteration of Nikon's professional DSLR camera adds D-Movie video recording at up to 1280 x 720-pixel resolution.The D3s is the latest professional FX model in Nikon's DSLR line-up. A small step forward, rather than a major upgrade to the previous D3 series models, the D3s introduces a new sensor and adds a couple of new features but is otherwise almost identical. The most important additions are video recording and sensor-shake dust reduction technology. . . Read more
- You want a versatile ‘full-frame' DSLR camera with excellent overall performance., You require fast burst speeds and a generous buffer capacity., You'd like the abilit...
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AVHub
17 January 2010Following the D300S, Nikon’s ‘big pixels’ D3 gets the ‘S pack’ upgrade, boosting its high ISO performance and adding HDV recording capabilities. A good thing made better reports Paul Burrows. The Nikon D3 has been one of the great D-SLR success stories. Nikon was losing ground quicker than a Queensland beachfront property until the knight-in-shining-armour D3 arrived to save the day. Read more
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