Nikon’s camera range has received a new marquee body with the unveiling of the Nikon D3s. The full-frame 12.1 MP DSLR will be of interest for those professionals disinterested with huge megapixel sensors in addition to maintaining to wanting quality low-light performance.
  The Nikon D3S builds upon the success of the Nikon D3-the professional digital SLR that set new standards for D-SLR performance and utilizes a newly designed, Nikon original 12.1-megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor that also integrates its amazing low-light ability to High Definition (HD) video, creating a uniquely capable multi-media tool to meet the needs of a changing imaging landscape

The emergence of the D3 in 2007 provided photographers with a unique fusion of ruggedness, speed, versatility and image quality-characteristics which the D3S now takes even further. Photographers are able to capture images at 9 frames per second (fps) in the FX-format or at up to 11 fps in the DX crop mode, while data is transferred through a 16-bit pipeline for optimal processing speed.

The Nikon D3S digital SLR is scheduled to be available at Nikon Authorized dealers beginning in late November 2010.