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Скроменый эксперт
09.01.2014
10/10
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This is a great bundle that works great with my Nikon d3100. The camera bag is too small for me to keep all my gear with extra lenses and such but it's sturdy and I keep spare bits in there back at home. The tripods are easy to use and both the tripod and monopod come with their own little bags. It arrived very quickly and the packaging while minimum was very secure.
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26.02.2014
10/10
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The capabilities of this camera are amazing. The build quality is great and it deals great in your hand. The first digital camera that I can say will be relevant for years to come.
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16.03.2014
6/10
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For the money it's alright very light weight plastic,Mono-pod is fine,table top-pod ok, bag can fit a couple of lenses
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10.01.2014
4/10
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Look, you get a lot for your money, but the quality isn't there.
They feel cheap and flimsy and the compass came broken... but otherwise work.
If you're really on a budget, you can work with this. But if your on the fence and thinking about getting something of a better quality, then error on the side of quality.
They feel cheap and flimsy and the compass came broken... but otherwise work.
If you're really on a budget, you can work with this. But if your on the fence and thinking about getting something of a better quality, then error on the side of quality.
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24.11.2012
10/10
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Comparing this to the D700, which I had used extensively for wedding photography. The D800 is in a league of it's own. Better dynamic range, much improved image resolution (the D700 was just begging for more resolution, 12MP is lacking at times), dual memory card slots, and importantly, 100% viewfinder. It still retains great low light capability similar to the D700. The only drawback I can say is, it would be nice to have smaller sized RAWs as an option, as the full resolution RAW files truly is huge, and makes viewing of files in the camera very difficult (5-10 second lag between each photo), with slow SD cards. Also, processing in lightroom or any other photo processing software now requires a much more powerful computer.If you are in the market for the D800, you may also want to consider the D600, which is a great alternative to the D800, considering that it is $1000 cheaper.The differences between the D800 and D600 are as such: Both have 100% viewfinder. The D600 is lighter and smaller. The D800 has slightly higher image quality/resolution, and higher max shutter speed (if you are shooting wide open in extremely bright settings). The D800 has pro control buttons, rather than the spin dial of the D600. The D800 also has a more sturdy pro body construction.Given a choice to purchase the D800/D600 (since I had purchased the D800 before the D600 was released), I would likely go with the D800 again, mainly because of the more sturdy pro body construction, and the pro control buttons.You will want to check for AF focus issues, and also viewfinder issues, with the D800 as mentioned by many of the other reviewers. I got lucky with mine, SN 3012xxx, testing done with Nikon 24-70 f2.8 AFS, Sigma 50mm f1.4, and Nikon 85mm f1.4 AFD.
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01.08.2012
10/10
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It's hard to know where to begin really. This camera is simply awesome. Resolution is incredible. I got the D800, not the D800e, primarily because it was available and the D800e was not. However, without a tripod it is hard to imagine a shot where the lack of the anti-aliasing filter on the D800e could produce a higher resolution picture. The quality is so high, and the resolution so good on the D800 that I think you'll get camera shake and off-focus issues before the anti-aliasing filter would start blurring anything.The user interface is very good. Coming from the D200 (which I loved) via the D300 (which I did not) it's a homely feel and all the buttons are where I want them to be. LiveView on this one is simple to use, unlike on the D300. The one thing I really like is that the focus point selector is far enough to the right to be out of your way while holding the camera. On the D200 I had to lock it to avoid moving the focus point with my nose. That doesn't seem to happen with the D800.I have not noticed any green casts, nor any left focusing issues on mine. It came running the latest firmware, so it may have been fixed already.I've played with HDR on it, and it is perhaps the greatest initial disappointment. First, it won't work with RAW format. I'd have expected it to simply save the output as JPG, but it won't even turn on if set the camera to shoot RAW. Second, the few shots I took were all underexposed. I have to play with this a bit more and perhaps learn it, but after a few tries I went back to the old bracketing+photomatix solution. Active D-Lighting may be the solution if the contrast is not too great. It appears to post-process the shot to lighten the darker areas a stop or so. Lightroom will do the same in a heartbeat though.A minor nitpick is the high price of the USB 3.0 Cable. It comes with one, of course, and it is fast, but branded replacements are expensive. Fortunately, it is backward compatible with a USB 2.0 Micro-B cable so if you have your a standard Kindle cable you can still transfer pictures. Or get a third-party replacement.Overall, a great camera, perhaps the greatest.
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25.08.2012
10/10
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And I'm not just talking about the camera. I realized my version 3 of Lightroom needed to be upgraded as well as my entire computer system.A dual core with an older Mobo just will not cut it with 60MB+ RAW images - unless you are willing to spend lots of time waiting for each slider or process to take effect after you perform it. But I often shoot 2-600 images at a clip, and I was not prepared to spend a ridiculous amount of time editing them. In Lightroom 4.1 to go from one magnified image (with sliders adjusted, sharpened, denoised, etc) to another for comparison took me 10-15 seconds, depending on the image- and that with pre-loaded 100% previews!Now I am upgrading to an 8 core with a modern mobo, so that should move things along (just ordered from Amazon).But as far as the camera is concerned, it's fantastic. Only reason I didn't get it at Amazon is because it was not in stock at the time I "desperately" needed it (when the finance minister - wife- approved it).Mine has one hot pixel and a slight BF issue on most of my lenses. Far edge focus sensor is a little off, but it is tolerable. Most of the time I will just move the camera to place the main subject into the center and then return it for composition anyway (yes, I know the arguments against that). When I really need the edge points to be sharp is only in studio shooting and then I will be using live view anyway.I am shooting it for a few weeks to see if anything else rears its ugly head and then sending it to Melville for a complete once-over from Nikon. Ordered an aftermarket battery grip that uses the D4 battery, so I've shot all day without having to recharge. Focus is super fast no matter what lens is attached. Just make sure you check bf/ff issues and adjust accordingly before you take it into the field. Checking full sized resolution, it is definitely an improvement over the D700. The extra dynamic range is a big plus as well, but like I said, make sure you and your system are prepared to deal with those big, gorgeous images!Wolfgang
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27.02.2014
10/10
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So far I'm very happy with this camera. It's been performing as expected, though I have not gotten through everything yet.
Скроменый эксперт
31.01.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
The camera has worked fine so far. The battery worked great and always worked for whole shooting. However, after more than a year, the MH-25 charger stopped working.
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24.07.2013
10/10
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So I have had the D800 for two weeks now and man is this device an engineering art or what....This camera takes great pictures and with a pro type lens, the pictures are phenomenal...My pictures have been taken to the next level with this beast, granted I did upgrade from a DX body..The noise level at higher ISO is fantastically low up until 3200 where even then you can minimize it in post....My main concern before buying it was the file size when shooting raw but believe it or not, it hasn't been a problem with the type of high performance laptop that I have and using USB 3.0 speeds up the data transfer rate...Overall, it is a great camera and totally worth the investment..One recommendation is to get a sling shot strap like the black rapid because this camera will break your neck if you use the nikon strap...
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24.01.2014
10/10
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It works and fits my camera. There is nothing more to say. Besides, if you want comment, you should allow for no comment. In the future do not ask me for an evaluation. Thank you
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08.11.2013
10/10
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This camera is stunning!The only con is the fact that the other Nikon full format (FX) cameras, including the D610, have better noise control. Why? Because the D800 packs more sensor pixels per square inch. When sensor pixels get too close to each other, they cause interference with one another and this creates added noise.So if noise is of great concern, then look at the other FX models, otherwise enjoy all those wonderful pixels!
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03.02.2014
10/10
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Arrived in perfect condition. Love this camera! It is a whole 'nother level of photography. Utterly amazing. I carry it everywhere
Скроменый эксперт
09.02.2013
10/10
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LETS TALK ABOUT AMAZON FIRST!!!Amazon sent me a camera with scratch on the internal mirror; which is understandable because it can be a defective camera. I requested for replacement. The 2nd camera came, the outside of the body looks like someone used the camera. Finger marks were all over, scratches on the LCD screen (the small one near the shutter button). I did a little investigation before even use the camera. The best way for you to do this for ANY DSLR (haven't tested on P-N-S cameras) is to check the "click count". This information is in the EXIF of the file you take with your camera. I checked the "click count" of the replacement camera; 58!!!! NOT BRAND NEW!!! Yes it could have been tested by Nikon but what about the fingerprints and scratch marks? I requested another replacement.... 3rd time!!! The camera came and i looked at the "click count" ONLY THREE!!!! how about that !??!?!?I LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS CAMERA!! Not just what it can do but the quality of the photos i was able to capture with this camera. I went from Canon 30D to Nikon D700 (borrowed) and felt in love with D700 but held out for this one. I have used this camera with high ISO and still love the photos, not 100% noiseless like the higher models but the photos are bearable and able to recognize my object. Some of my sample photos can be found on [...]
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22.05.2012
10/10
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I'm not big on reviews, but i want to do this because i'm so pleased and happy with this camera and to encourage others because to me this is the best camera and it's really worth what i paid for. What i like the most is the dynamic range!! I read one review indicating that this is not for newbies.. yes this is for newbies who knows the basic relationship between iso shutter speed and apeture..why?? because of the dynamic range!! even if u shot over or under exposed (as long as it was not too over or too under exposed) you can easily tweek it in post processing and you gain back all the details, you need to shoot in RAW! Gel on flash? forget it! the new sensor just works in regards to WB. I shot portraits outside on a sunny day no gel and the skin just came out warm and perfect, no blue color cast on the eyes even on studios. Autofocus? again it just works.. shot at f2 using 85 1.4g, a boy with balloons on a distance, and again dead on .. boy/balloon in focus.. btw balloon is about 3 feet away from the boy to his right. TTL flash mode, yes again it just works! Nikon did a good job on this, just review the histrogram and boom!! no need for a light meter. I use 24 1.4 all the time on events, now i dont use the 50 1.4, because of the cropping capability you get the 50 mm equivalent still at 25 megapixel, details are still very visible. Prints? shot a pictorial of a 2 yr old after i printed i have two more costumers referred by the mother of the boy. AMAZING details!! noise? yes there is noise, use noise ninja your problem is solve plus bec of high pixels you keep most of the details even after noise post processing. Video? i dont do videos. What you need to change, upgrade from Lightroom 3 to lightroom 4, version 3 cannot open the RAW files of D800. Version 4 can. You need a new portable storage, prolly 2 TB and a new computer atleast i8 quadcore processor. Don't buy any other camera, if your budget is only 1k, then loan 2k, its really worth it! I hate to think about this but this my be true in the near furture .."the future of photographers are not as bright anymore" because of the continous improvement of technology, and the perfect example is the D800!! This is the best camera of 2012.
Скроменый эксперт
07.11.2013
10/10
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Great camera and has served me well, being able to crop and retain so much detail from the image is amazing. Yea it sucks the life out of memory and hard drives but in the end it's worth it. My work flow consist if a solid state drive which in The end increase productivity also having 16gb of ram helps out as well. I recommend this camera to anyone serious enough to step up to fx.
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03.07.2012
10/10
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I am in the probably unusual situation of jumping from a Nikon D300 to a D800. These cameras are a good five years apart, so I may have a slightly different perspective from some.Pros:- The resolution is killer (but yes, be prepared to deal with your computer chugging with all of that data!)- The sensor really does record an amazing amount of data (take a look at DXOmark giving this and the D800E its highest scores). This means I can recover more in raw, but it also just means nicer color in general.- The color in high-ISO and incandescent situations is SO BALANCED, compared to my D300 which basically just gave red, this is worlds better. For D700/etc. users, this may not pop out as a big change.Cons:- In five years, the features haven't changed all that much. Which is fine, I guess!- The video is hard to control and get used to. Hard to pull a focus without looking through the viewfinder, but it's set up so you can't (unless I'm missing something).- The LCD screen still isn't bright enough, if you want to use LiveView at the beach you will be laughing at your overexposed results when you get home.- "Quiet" shutter mode isn't quiet, it's basically worthless.Neutral:- The "green tint" thing is true, though I'm sure they'll fix that soon with firmware.- The shutter is fairly loud, it sounds like a guillotine slicing through a neck. Some may like this, it's pretty badass-sounding.Overall I'm very happy with the purchase. I think DSLR video still has a ways to go, the alternate focusing method during LiveView is pretty worthless and so unless I buy a $1k screen to mount on top, I'll never be able to shoot proper handheld video and see what I'm doing. I think I was too optimistic about what I would be able to do on that front.When you buy a camera body, you're mostly buying the chip. This is the best chip there is, so you can't really go wrong here. If you have the money, go for it!I'm still getting used to the camera and intend to read some of the manual, so I will try to update this if I've found I'm spreading misinformation.
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24.10.2012
10/10
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Got the Nikon D800 for my birthday. I've used Nikons for years both analog and digital. Just when I was considering switching over to Canon, they came out with the D800.I'd been waiting with my D200 for a camera that I could keep for a long time.... and here it is. I can't imagine needing another one for a very very long time.The small ergonomic changes are ones you get used to quickly. The additional features take longer and I'm still learning in that arena. But I have the instruction book and an extra 'how to' book to use for that.I do a lot of musician photography and often have very low light situations. The camera kicks ass! I can get good fairly low noise images practically in the dark. It's amazing!Recently a band asked me to come shoot some video in their studio. Well, their studio was lit by fairy lights.. only! I did the videos and omg...got great images. You will need a tripod to get decent video with this camera though. Seems much more jerky than even my iPhone video.What do I hate about it? In video mode, the sound of the lens is just awful and the camera picks it all up...very loud and awful. I used lapel mics on me which handled the problem..but I also manually handled the focus. It's tricky and seems like this needs some help. (but maybe I've not learned enough about it yet...)I really do love this camera... really love it. Strangely I take fewer photos and am more careful with framing etc. I think about storage now with these huge files. But then again if I have to crop, I've got plenty to work with.I do need to get a couple of new lenses because two of mine now vignette.Buy it. You won't regret it.
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12.07.2013
6/10
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Плохо
I ordered my D800 when it first came out and received it last June. It had the dreaded right focus issue and even the center focus points weren't very on. It also had a problem where the shutter or mirror would plash oil onto the sensor. I sent it into nikon which cost me almost $100 dollars with insurance. When I got it back I was happy to see they had corrected these 2 issues. However, I soon noticed that my focus plane seemed to be shifted which caused the focus on right to be behind the subject and the left to be infront of the subject. I just sent it back in again after comparing it with a new camera I bought off amazon a month ago. The new one works great but I'll be sending it back because I can't afford to own 2 $3000 cameras.
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13.11.2013
10/10
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I was very happy with the product when I received it. The bag was only big enough for the camera and one lens but it's very nice to have when you only need to take a few things to wherever you are going. The tripods were very helpful for several situations and I was very happy with the price.
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14.12.2013
10/10
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There is a reason why this is considered a top of the line camera from Nikon. The colors are fab. The focus is impeccable. Everything they've said about the camera is true.
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03.01.2014
8/10
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Хорошо
camera bag is small does not seem to have room even for a spare lens it should be called camera case
Скроменый эксперт
16.10.2012
8/10
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I am a pro photographer and purchased this camera with great enthusiasm! Initially, I was very impressed with the image quality, exceptional low light performance, and pro feature set. The ergonomics are terrific (typical of Nikon DSLRs), and it has full manual control - with live previewing, of aperture, shutter speed, and exposure compensation during Live View video mode. This is a GREAT camera for video enthusiasts or pros. Keep in mind that some reviews mention the moire patterns that occasionally occur during video or still capture, which I haven't noticed yet but do not anticipate to be a deal breaker based on what I've seen. The D800 focuses easily in very low light and the high ISO noise levels and color rendition are among the best of any camera - from any maker, at any price. It has a top shutter speed of 1/8000, flash sync up to 1/250, and an exceptional level of customization via menus and function buttons that is a step up from the D600, which is nearly equivalent in image quality. The only real downside of the D800 are the massive files. The resolution is really too high for most users needs. A single RAW file is about 50MB! There are good solutions to dealing with these large files, however, and I posted a full review of the D600 vs. the D800, with sample images and a workflow solution for the large D800 files on my blog if you want more information. KevinKubotaBlog dotcom. After working out a good post-processing solution, I am very happy with this camera and the stellar image quality and pro feature set. Nikon D800 36.3 MP CMOS FX-Format Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)
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24.05.2012
10/10
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The D800's 36MP resolution is the highest resolution you can buy in a 35mm film size camera. In fact, this is a level of resolution that, until now, has been reserved for medium format cameras like the Hasselblad. When you zoom into 100%, you will be amazed at the clarity and quality of the image. It's amazing when you first see it.This camera also has the most advanced autofocusing system in the market today, and is identical to the brand new Nikon D4. It will focus in near complete darkness, which means it can use slower lenses that may have a maximum aperture of only f/5.6, and it will still focus quickly and accurately, even in low ambient light.This new focusing system has a much better 'face detection' feature than any other Nikon. Of course it can be turned on or off. When on, it will almost always find a face in scene and focus on it. This makes shooting receptions much easier.It also has an outstanding exposure system and jpeg engine. The D800 exposures are so perfect that I won't need to do much post processing, so I am considering going back to jpegs for non-critical parts of the wedding, like the bride getting dressed and the reception. I'm thinking of doing this mainly to save disk space, because the raw images are huge. A 14 bit lossless compressed raw image is about 41 MB! A large fine jpeg is about 16 MB. You can't edit these files on a mediocre computer. You'll need a fairly powerful computer to process these files.Another wonderful thing about the D800 is the high ISO performance. It is hard for me to believe that I can actually shoot images at ISO 6400 that have less noise than the D3! And the noise seems easier to remove with noise reduction in Lightroom. I am amazed, since until now, all of the high resolution cameras also had relatively poor high ISO performance. At this time, the only Nikon camera that has better noise performance is the D4, and it is very close.Batery performance is also very good. It's about 1000 images per charge.The video is also outstanding, but I'm not a videographer so I can't comment in-depth about it.Highly recommended!
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