But it's the Canon 5D Mark IV and the Nikon D810$3,296.95 at Dell you're doing to see hanging at the side of your wedding photographer, or clicking away at a press conference. They're built to endure the rigors of daily use, and deliver the image quality that professionals demand.
For pro sports, you'll see bigger cameras, like the Canon 1D X Mark II$5,999.00 at Amazon and Nikon D5 on the sidelines. They don't pack as much resolution as the 5D or D810, but fire off images at much higher burst rates—12 and 10fps with continuous tracking and exposure, respectively. Sony hopes to shake up the sports market with its brand new Alpha 99 II. It matches the 1D X's 12fps shooting rate, but does so at an incredible 42MP resolution.
Beyond full-frame you move into the territory of medium format photography. In the film days, medium format referred to anything larger than 35mm and smaller than 4-by-5-inch. That's a pretty big gamut. With digital you get the 33 by 44mm sensor size used by models like the Pentax 645Z$6,756.39 at Amazon SLR and Fujifilm's upcoming GFX 50S mirrorless at the entry side of the market.
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