Interested in a Nikon DSLR full frame? Here we've rounded up all five DSLRs full frame from Nikon. You might also be interested in checking out full frame DSLRs from other manufacturers such as Canon or Sony.

Full frame sensor

Full frame DSLRs are called full frame because they have 36x24mm sensors, the same size as film that older SLRs used.

DSLR

Digital SLRs (also called DSLRs) are the digital equivalent of the old film SLRs. SLR cameras all have interchangeable lenses, and an optical viewfinder that lets you look through the lens and see exactly what the camera will capture when you take a photo.

Movie format
Nikon D800
$2,999 Pro DSLR, announced 4 months ago
Nikon D800
Sensor size
Large sensor
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Full frame 35.9x24.0mm
Overall image quality
Great image quality
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95.0
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 30fps
Screen size
Large screen
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3.2"
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Nikon D700
$2,649 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D700
Sensor size
Large sensor
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Full frame 36.0x24.0mm
Screen resolution
High resolution screen
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922k dots
Size
Really small
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Large 147x123x77 mm
Viewfinder size
Large viewfinder
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0.72x
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Nikon D4
$5,999 Pro DSLR, announced 5 months ago
Nikon D4
Sensor size
Large sensor
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Full frame 36.0x24.0mm
Movie format
Full HD
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1080p @ 30fps
Screen size
Large screen
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3.2"
Light sensitivity
High ISO
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12,800 ISO
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Nikon D3S
$5,197 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D3S
Sensor size
Large sensor
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Full frame 36.0x23.9mm
Light sensitivity
High ISO
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12,800 ISO
Continuous shooting
Rapid fire
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9 fps
Low light performance
Low noise at high ISO
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3,253 ISO
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Nikon D3X
$7,997 Pro DSLR, announced over 2 years ago
Nikon D3X
Sensor size
Large sensor
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Full frame 35.9x24.0mm
Color depth
Great color depth
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24.7 bits
Dynamic range
Wide dynamic range
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13.7 EV
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Great battery life
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4400 shots
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