For that million-dollar shot, go for these flagship cameras

There was a time, say, around a decade or so ago, when pocket cameras became a must-have gadget for everyone. Then, with the advent of the smartphone, amateur photography received another fresh boost. But all these shifts in technology haven’t been able to touch the professional camera market. Owning a DSLR is still the dream for all photography enthusiasts. From photojournalists to college students, everyone wants a high-end camera. But choosing the best one, given so many options, can be quite a challenge. The following roundup may help you with that. to buy separately and the transmitter cost around Rs 38,000. Nikon D4S shoot video at 1920x1080 resolutions with a 60/50p frame rate, bettering the 24/25/30p rates of the D4. Some of the new features are interval timer and time lapse image capture. The cameras come with an EN-EL18a battery that can take up to 3,020 shots. Nikon D4S is priced at Rs 3,48,555. A6300 consists of Micro-HDMI connector, and Mirco-USB port and an HDMI cable for the 4K video and stills. Sony A6300’s electronic viewfinder is of XGA OLED display with a 2.4 million dot resolution and a magnification of 1.07x. The camera supports frame rate of 60fps for smoother motion. The camera sports 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and 24.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor for low-light shots at high ISO sensitivity levels. Sony also packages SELP1650 lens for powered zoom and it also has an in-built stabilization with Sony’s Optical Steady Shot technology. The camera is priced at Rs 74,990.