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DISCONTINUED.  This model has been replaced by the Nikon D3x.

Nikon D3s 12.1 MegaPixel Enabled SLR Camera

Models:

XNiteNikonD3s        UV+Visible+IR

XNiteNikonD3sIR    High-Red 665nm and IR-Only  (715nm or 830nm option)

XNiteNikonD3sHR   HR - Visible High Res / Hot Rod

 

D3S 25466

 

We can modify this camera to be UV+Visible+IR,  High-Red 665nm, IR-Only (715nm or 830nm option) or Visible High Resolution (HR).  An UV+Visible+IR camera will see UV,  Infrared and Visible light after modification.  An IR-Only camera will only see IR from 715nm through 1200nmm or 830nm through 1200nm depending on the glass installed inside the camera. A High-Red 665nm will pass some visible red into the red channel as well as infrared light.  The blue and green channels will only see infrared.

A Visible Hot-Rod camera will maximize the resolution and color depth of the camera at the expense of possible moire pattens.  Please see more about this conversion here.

  HR (High Res / Hot Rod) IR+Visible IR-Only
Model XNiteNiikonD3sHR XNiteNikonD3s XNiteNikonD3sIR
Camera can take normal visible pictures Yes Yes with CC1 filter No
Camera can take IR pictures No Yes with external IR filter Yes with no extra filters
Camera autofocus will work with IR pictures NA No Yes
Camera autoexposure will work with IR pictures NA No Yes.  May need Exp Comp Adj
User can see through lens when taking IR pictures No.  Camera is not IR sensitive No Yes.  Filter is internal.

Please note that the anti-dust system is disabled on our conversions.  Live View will work correctly.

Modification will void your warranty.

We can modify your D3 for a $450 fee + return shipping & handling ($20 for UPS ground insured within continental USA).

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Nikon-original FX-format CMOS Sensor
Newly engineered for striking image fidelity and low-noise, optimizing pixel size and count in a 12.1-megapixel sensor to produce extraordinarily rich files.

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Low Noise ISO Sensitivity from 200 to 12,800
Renowned low-noise performance at 12,800, plus expanded settings to an astounding ISO 102,400 (equivalent) and ISO 100 (equivalent).

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Continuous Shooting Up to 9 FPS
Secure exacting moments in time with an expanded buffer, allowing continuous capture of up to 82 JPEG (fine) or 36 14-bit NEF (RAW) images.

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HD Video Capture
Record smooth 24 fps HD video, leveraging low-noise D3S image quality along with high fidelity stereo sound capability.

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One-button Live View with Two Shooting Modes
Two modes for studio or remote shooting—Tripod Mode offers 27x magnification for precise focus confirmation.

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3-Inch Super-density 921,000-dot VGA LCD Monitor
D3S monitors are individually calibrated during assembly to assure accuracy.

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Dynamic Integrated Dust Reduction System
Ultrasonic process combats the accumulation of dust on the optical low-pass filter, safeguarding image quality.

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Nikon EXPEED Image Processing
Drives breathtakingly rich image fidelity, low-noise and fast image processing.

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Fast, Accurate 51-Point AF System
4 Dynamic modes and 15 cross-type sensors deliver AF precision and razor sharpness.

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1,005-Pixel 3D Color Matrix Metering II
Nikon-pioneered RGB metering includes color information to intelligently determine more accurate exposures.

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Scene Recognition System
Referencing an onboard image database, teamed with RGB metering, SRS enhances exposure and white balance evaluation and improves AF speed and accuracy.

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Rugged and Precise Magnesium Alloy Construction
Effectively protected from invasive dust, moisture and electromagnetic interference with a self-diagnostic shutter mechanism tested to exceed 300,000 cycles.

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Nikon Picture Control
Four preset options and 9 customizable settings provide personalized style control.

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100% Viewfinder Coverage

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Dual CF Card Slots with Overflow, Backup and Copy Options

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Virtual Horizon Graphic Indicator

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Approx. 4,200 Images per Battery Charge

 

                                

 

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Last modified: June 18, 2015