It took Nikon seven years to replace the D300S, but in 2016 a new APS-C DSLR arrived for Nikon users to get excited about. Aimed at pros and enthusiasts alike, the D500 inherited many of its features from the flagship D5. But it’s smaller and lighter while delivering greater reach with telephoto lenses, thanks to its 20.9MP DX format sensor. There’s a wide ISO 50-1,640,000 extended range, a 10fps burst rate and a 153-point AF system. This comprehensive feature set is supplemented by an ergonomic handgrip, intuitive menus, twin card slots and 1,200-shot battery life.
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