When Nikon teased the development of its new flagship professional DSLR in January, it was somewhat coy about divulging any exact specifications. But now that the Nikon D4S has been officially ...

The newly-announced Nikon D4S is a successor to the venerable D4, and comes with a host of improvements, including better autofocus capabilities, enhanced low-light shooting, and speedier data ...

Nikon's high-end professional SLR should be able to see in the dark thanks to its incredible light sensitivity. Plus, there's super-fast continuous shooting speed for sports lovers.

The biggest, baddest Nikon camera you can buy, the D4S has an incredible autofocus system and burst shooting capabilities, earning it Editors' Choice honors for pro D-SLRs.

But Nikon has managed to do that with the D4S, a new flagship camera aimed at professional photographers. It’s a souped-up version of 2012’s D4, designed to take better photos, faster.

In order to verify the D4S maximum continuous shooting rate and burst depths, we shot several series of images at the various sizes, compression ratios and bit-depths.

The biggest, baddest Nikon camera you can buy, the D4S has an incredible autofocus system and burst shooting capabilities, earning it Editors' Choice honors for pro D-SLRs.

The biggest, baddest Nikon camera you can buy, the D4S has an incredible autofocus system and burst shooting capabilities, earning it Editors' Choice honors for pro D-SLRs.