Limited by my personal skills, the D3s for sure will give to a real professional or a amateur, Impressive result, now, no pain no gain, the D3s is not what I can call affordable, sold in Japan at around 460,000 Yen, the D3s is not your average camera, and if you really give yourself sometime to master it well, the D3s potential is limitless. Finally, I have to mention it, but yep, the Nikon D3s also features a movie mode, the exact same one as the D90, D300s and D700, by that I mean the exact same "limited" movie mode…

The D3s doesn't operate under any new philosophy, but it does remarkably take the game a step further, revealing with more clarity a world where camera performance doubles roughly every two years. Much like processors, where the tradeoff is more power or more efficiency, the choice is more megapixels or better performance. (But newspapers and monitors are only so big.)

Nikon's D3S didn't exactly emerge out of nowhere, but the DSLR's boosted ISO ceiling of over 100,000 (102,400, if we're being precise) has certainly shaken up the industry. Nikon claims that it's set a new bar for low-light performance and raw speed in the crowded DSLR arena, and we were tickled pink when given the chance to see if this thing was worth its weight in gold.