Let's look through the viewfinder of the new Nikon D4 DSLR, which is capable of shooting at 10 frames per second.
I've enabled the gridline option in my D4, something that previously would have required a separate viewfinder screen. On the bottom of the display we see the metering mode, exposure mode, aperture, ISO and frame counter. When you half-press the shutter release, the frame counter shows the buffer frames remaining.
The right side of the viewfinder shows the light meter/Exposure Compensation readout.
The D4 can shoot single frames, continuous low-speed (default is 6 frames per second) or continuous high-speed (10 fps). It also has a "Quiet" mode that delays the mirror drop until you take your finger off the shutter release after firing the camera.
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