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title: "Which Nikon camera is best for professional photography?"  
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# Which Nikon camera is best for professional photography?

Which Nikon [camera](https://yourviews.mindstick.com/view/81744/zte-axon-20-5g-smartphone-launch-world-s-first-under-display-camera-smartphone) is best for [professional](https://www.mindstick.com/articles/13107/scaling-the-gap-between-a-graduate-and-a-professional) photography?

## Answers

### Answer by Hitesh Vohra

## Nikon camera is best for professional photography:

- The **Nikon D850** is a high-end DSLR and the best Nikon DSLR available. It was created with professional photographers in mind and is quite adaptable. If you want to photograph wildlife
- A backside-illuminated sensor is included. The ISO range, which can be expanded to ISO 32-102,400 equivalent, is ideal for low-light situations.
- The D850 includes a 153-point AF system with 99 cross sensors that can focus quickly in a variety of conditions. However, it can only shoot 7 frames per second, whereas mirrorless cameras can catch 30 frames per second or more.
- During a long shot, the two memory card slots keep you from running out of storage. The usage of XQD cards also results in a significant increase in read-write speed. It's perfect for keeping the frame rate up while also reducing the time it takes to copy the files to your PC.

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