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15.03.2013
10/10
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I have the D700. I had the D300 before that. This is a different camera. It's not an upgrade to the D700 in the way the D700 was an upgrade to the D300. If you're shooting sports, this camera is probably not for you. I will leave that for sports experts. I photograph children. I tried it on a couple boys outside running set on shutter priority and the apertures the camera chose were all over the map giving me a wide variety of exposures, not what I want. I will be setting it to manual next time, picking my poison and checking my histogram. The sensor seems very sensitive, too sensitive if your subject is moving quickly, because maybe you are focused on the skin or maybe you're focused on the hair and the exposure will be dramatically different depending on where the focus point is. But for everything else, it's wonderful, I love having the extra pixels and the color is perfection. One more thing, if you're hoping for an improvement in noise, I don't see it. It's about the same or possibly slightly worse than the D700 despite what I had read on DXO.
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15.09.2012
10/10
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The D800 is one phenomenal camera. Period. I am tired of reading the one-star reviews about some alleged left-focusing issue. I have not seen any suggestion of this at all. I wanted a camera that would facilitate my capturing my vision with minimal post-processing. This camera has achieved that. I have never held a camera that felt so comfortable in my hands. Never have I had a camera that works with me to capture the images I see. But the D800 does that and it is the best photography partner you can imagine. It does take a little effort to use, because it is so sensitive. This is not a point and shoot camera and was not meant to be. However, its rewards in terms of outstanding image quality are unmatched. The D800 has forever changed the way I approach capturing an image.NOTE ADDED: After one comment kind of snarkily took me to task for my statement regarding the focusing issue, I actually thought, okay, fair enough. Let's really explore this focusing issue. I spent about a week obsessively exploring the inner focusing of my D800 and reading a lot about this issue. My camera actually did have the focusing issue and I was clearly able to prove it beyond any doubt. So, I shipped the D800 off to Nikon to be fixed (it was still under warranty). In 5 days, the camera was fixed and heading back to me. Of course, I tested the heck out of the focus again and got unbelievably positive results! Problem resolved. Nikon did an outstanding job on this--which you'd kinda would expect given the expense of the D800.Aside from this, I stick by my review (now amended) that this is one outstanding camera that has provided me with solidly outstanding results.
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01.12.2013
10/10
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HANDS DOWN THE BEST DSLR ON THE MARKET TODAY!!!ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL IMAGES PRODUCED BY THIS CAMERA PROVIDED YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
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19.11.2013
10/10
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it's an awesome camera, like shooting a 2 1/4 formatnikon has out done themselves with this bodythe reviews about the camera are all great!glad i decided on this model
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18.07.2012
10/10
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I ordered this camera when Amazon first announced, waited 3 months, canceled the original order. Re-ordered 3 months later and received the camera just before Fourth of July, 2012. The decision to cancel, wait and re-order likely turned out to be a good decision. My camera batch must have gone through all fixes for the early production models, this D800 came with the latest firmware already installed, and its pictures so far are just amazing compared to all other Nikon DSLRs we have (or those DSLRs I tested from friends, camera shops, although I do not have chance to compare to Canon 5D MIII) with absolutely no detectable differences between auto-focus (a huge problem that had been reported when the D800 first came out) and live-view shots even at 400X magnification in Photoshop CameraRaw (my D800 came just in time for Photoshop CameraRaw update for this camera too; the very large D800 picture files load quickly and easily). Other than the Nikon MB-D12 Multi Battery Power Pack (clearly overpriced, but there is no other choice), my D800 works with all Nikon accessories we already have. Only three things (1) I had to upgrade my CF and SD cards to "much faster" cards, (2) this is likely not an all-around quick-point-and-shoot camera for most/all of us because I have to be very conscientious about setting much faster shutter speeds than with other Nikon DSLRs for the same shots to overcome camera shakes (unless shooting with a tripod and a remote/cable trigger), and (3) (regrettably) only the best glasses should be put on this camera, which clearly and easily out-resolves half of the Nikon lenses we currently have; even though Nikon does list the recommended lenses for the D800/D800E in their Technical Guide, I highly recommend Googling for (pro) photographers' articles on actual lens tests with this camera before purchasing.
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13.06.2012
10/10
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I ordered the D800 on Amazon on April 1st (Was that a premonition?).I waited the 2 months they told me it would take and no camera arrived. I chased customer service and they told me another month or so. Yeah sure. I cancelled the order and picked one up on the web from e-Bay.This unit is replacing a D7000. In another review on the D7000, I noted the AF needed fine tuning on that camera. Basically it back focused. To correct this, on the Nikon calibration scale, it needed a "-4" to move the focus forward into the correct location. You can move it Plus or Minus 20 steps to correct for focus shifts.As the 36.5MP on the D800 will show a lot of detail, it is essential the focus be in the correct position you need. Shifted focus will be glaringly obvious.So, I took the D800 and ran the calibration test and lo and behold, it needed a "-5" to correct for it's back focus issue.What is it with higher end Nikons and back focusing? I'm 2 for 2 on that.With that issue under control, I love this camera. The picture quality is stunning. You can shoot and then crop in tight and who knew? The images are razor sharp even when cropped in very tight.I particularly like the 4 "Shooting Menus" that you can assign unique names like "Flash Portraits". You can then set the camera up to support that shooting style and store those settings for later use.When you want to switch to a particular style, you just grab the correct shooting menu and you are ready to go with few if any other settings to mess with.UPDATE:I saw several other reviews that indicate a green cast. Some say in the LCD display and other claim in the photo's themselves.I trotted outside, put a pieced of Epson Ultra Premium on the ground in full sunlight and made several shots. The shots I took had zero green cast. That paper is ridiculously white.I do have my iMac display under the control of an i1 x-rite monitor calibrator and I am 100% confident what I'm seeing is quite close to reality.
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29.10.2013
10/10
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I bought the D800 to upgrade from my D200 DLSR. I love the upgraded functionality and quality. My D200 still works great and I sometimes carry it as a backup camera but I won't leave home without the D800.
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10.11.2013
10/10
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I purchased this for a high school graduation gift. The graduate, an amateur photographer, absolutely loved it and said it was her favorite gift.
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08.11.2013
10/10
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I've been through a lot of Nikon cameras over the year, and this one us the best so far. The Low-Light, High ISO shots are incredible.
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30.03.2012
10/10
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Was it worth the nearly 4 year wait: YOU BET IT WAS! Nikon now owns the digital field. I have been a professional portrait and fine art photographer for more year than I care to count, using tools such as Hasselblad to Sinar View and the best of the German lenses.The D800 is phenomenal in all aspects: color saturation, spectral hi-light defination, resolution, linear sharpness - you name it: It's got it above ALL other DSLR's and most medium and large format film cameras. The $3,000 price tag is low considering the tremendous leap in quality. However, don't expect a complete body overhaul from the D700, Nikon has made many improvements, but kept the 'feel' that so many liked in the D700. The settings are easy to adjust, with many added finger-tip adjustments that will keep you from constantly having to open the camera's menu. The larger 3.2' bright screen gives you 100% coverage, bettering the 700's 95% - not a lot more, but could keep you from later having to crop out Aunt Belle's foot, ear, or nose - or worse - larger portions of her anatomy. But these are not reasons enough for buying this camera.It's the game-changing 36.3MP that's going to bring your creative juices to a boil. The Photographic galleries will soon be getting some spectacular fine art images produced by the photographers behind these NIKON GEMS. And by the way I do not work for Nikon, but have had great experience with their cameras and lenses since my first F which I purchased in Japan in 1961 - and still have.I read several of the 2 and 3 star reviews and can see reason there, but don't agree. I see the D800 utilized by the protrait, still, and landscape photographer who desires high quality results never before seen in 35mm or FX formats until the introduction of the D800. I'm not going to touch upon the great vidio quality. It's there, but I will probably never use it. If you need a camera for hi-speed, low lighting photography then I would stick with the D4, D3S, or the D3X which best handle the 6400+ISO. It's true: the more you compress pixels into a small area the more noise you're going to get.As always happy shooting, Kenn
Скроменый эксперт
13.08.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I'm no camera expert, but I have been shooting professionally for 25 years. I can't say that I have found anything not to like about this camera. It has a solid feel, and performs as advertised. Files are crisp, clean and huge. I did have one small issue with the 10-pin remote connector dislodging from the body, but Nikon's exemplary service had it repaired and back in my hands in 10 days.
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27.04.2013
10/10
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This tripod bundle gets the job done. It's not spectacularly crafted or high quality, but it works well. The camera bag is tiny and can't fit all of the stuff that came with my camera. So if you were looking for a new bag this is not it. The stick has a metal point or rubber foot for hard/soft surfaces. The clamps are plastic and the body is a light weight metal so it is petty light. It also can fit inside the tripod carrying bag making it easier to carry both. The tripod is made similarly to the stick. The attachment point is entirely plastic and the mechanism to raise the height is cheap and I feel like it could break. But as I said before it gets the job done. It has not broken on me yet and it performs it's duty as well as any other tripod.
Скроменый эксперт
14.11.2012
2/10
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Terrific video camera--it loses to the Canon 5d Mk III only in very lowlight and with moire. Terrific still image output, too. I encountered a number of defectives within weeks of buying it, though, and very quickly found that Nikon's customer service is lousy, slow, and generally far inferior to Canon's. I'm not sure I'll be buying Nikon gear again. As for this model, I'd be careful about buying early releases, as they clearly suffer from a number of defects.EDIT: I'm adding this several months later. Nikon customer service took so long to return this camera that I had to buy another camera in the meantime. I've been using the other camera since then, and the d800 has been on the shelf. I started using the d800 again only a few weeks ago, and quickly found that the same problems persist. I called Nikon's customer service, and was told that the camera was actually never repaired because of impact damage. This camera NEVER sustained any impact or damage, at least not while in my hands. Nikon never even bothered to tell me that they didn't repair the camera--they just shipped back the broken camera. And now they're refusing to fix it or replace it.NIKON HAS THE ABSOLUTELY WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE IN THE INDUSTRY. I will never buy a Nikon product again.
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30.09.2013
10/10
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Love this high defination camera. It is a good update from my previous D90. Sharp with my 24-70 lens. But a little bit heavy, but the weight is the same for similar cameras.
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22.12.2012
10/10
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I upgraded from a Nikon D5000 and I can't express how pleased I am with the difference. As far as I am concerned I have the absolute best camera on the market. Sure, the size of the files is disconcerting but the ability to crop close is worth it. The dynamic range is impeccable. I am extremely pleased with it and would recommend to anybody that is shopping for a camera in this price range to purchase it no questions asked. I have limited experience with video but am pleased with the little I have shot even in high ISO and low light scenario. I love the interface and buttons. I like the live view and record button placement although I hear some do not. I like how easy it to switch ISOs and Apertures using the buttons and front and back wheels. The only think in my whole experience that I have not like about it, was how to set bracketing up. The bracketing works well but it seems to be more of a hassle to configure than all my previous cameras. 10 exposure bracketing makes for great HDR's and the dynamic range on this thing is impeccable. Love, love, love this camera!
Скроменый эксперт
19.12.2012
8/10
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Хорошо
I'm coming from a D200 so the step up was notable. There are a lot of technical reviews here so I'll give you more of my impressions. A lot of people have said that the 36Mp is a waste unless you really spend the time to get it right and have good glass. Fair enough, but I only buy Nikon ED glass. I'm shooting with a 70-200mm f/2.8, 85mm f/1.4, and 24-70mm f/2.8. But with very little effort, I'm getting shots that are spot on. Although I find the AF can hunt more than I'd like in moderate light or low contrast, when it locks, it's generally dead on down to the pixel. I find this gives me a lot of range when adjusting the RAW files in Photoshop or Lightroom. I'll skip another two generations before I buy another body but I don't think this one will disappoint.The only negative I've noted that has been published a lot is my screen occassionally shows a slight green tint. It's interesting becasue it won't do this consistently but might mix in a couple images out of several in the same shot. The green doesn't show up on the RAW.
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09.10.2012
2/10
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Well to start off, I've owned Nikon cameras for over 15 years. I still have my 35mm film Nikon F5, which to this day works perfectly.However, the D800 was nothing but pain and suffering. I bought one back in April, I used it for a while, and it had the dreaded focusing issue. So I sent it in to Nikon. It came back now with the right side not focusing properly. well I sent it in AGAIN, and now it came back with a couple of sensors just not functioning. I even bought FOCAL to verify my findings.Well I had bought a warranty for this camera from bestbuy, so I took it to them, which they told me they had to try to fix it, so I send it in AGAIN, well long story short it comes back physically broken from them.They end up giving me a new camera, and it too had the left focusing issue. I know it sounds crazy, but it's true. So I try to return that and they gave me the money in gift cards to best buy. So yeah. Nikon service is beyond terrible, they can't even fix their own camera, and are just a pain in the ass to deal with. I wish I would have never bought this thing. So now I have Nikon lenses and no digital body, and honestly I'm too scared and pissed to buy another.I have little doubt if you can get one that works it's an amazing camera. Sadly I'll have to do with out.
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23.03.2013
10/10
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The video I've shot with this camera just about equals what I've seen from my dp's RED ONE, at a fraction of the cost. Skip the modern zooms. Pick up a set of old Nikkor primes (20mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm, 105mm, 135mm), a Z-finder, and a few extra batteries and you will have an amazing video camera kit that you can shoot ANY feature film on. (I've used it on three!) And have a film you can project onto a 60 foot screen and be blown away by. AMAZING QUALITY. 20 minute takes. Two card slots. The ability to export 2K to a hard drive. And you'd get all of the above for under $7K...probably less if you are patient on finding the used lenses. This is the camera Canon wishes they could make.
Скроменый эксперт
02.08.2012
6/10
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Плохо
Batch #303xxxx still has the left AF point issue. No green tint though, at least to my eyes. Good that I've bought this warranty that came with it, this should cover shipping to Nikon for calibration.Update: turned out that Squaretrade warranty doesn't cover items that were defective from the start, so that goes back to Amazon.Update: I've got a replacement from Amazon (very fast by the way) and the camera still has the same left focus point issues. Serial # is 3036xxx, so its basically the same batch as the one I've tried before. Though I've only tried 2 bodies, I have a feeling that all of these D800s are the same, including the D800Es. The reason why not everyone notices it is because its not that bad in real-life and you can see it clearly only under controlled conditions and with a fast lens wide opened.That being said, I'm keeping the camera. It's great otherwise, and I'm hoping to get it fixed some time in future when I send it out for sensor cleaning. I still got that Squaretrade warranty thing that should cover it. Nevertheless, the 3-star rating stays, because Nikon needs to pay more attention to their quality control, and that's the only way I can help it happen.Update: I have noticed oil particles on my sensor and had the camera shipped to Nikon for cleaning and calibration. Good thing I bought that additional Squaretrade warranty, because Nikon's warranty doesn't cover sensor cleaning. Anyway, my camera was calibrated, and now all autofocus points work perfectly.
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03.08.2012
10/10
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I doubt that I have anything more positive to say about the Nikon D800 that hasn't already been said, but I just want to personally tout its amazing video quality. After being stunned by the footage shot with it on my last shoot, I just ordered another body.I'll be brief and specific to video:It shoots 1080p/24p in 20 minute segments at highest quality.It has a clean HDMI video output that stays pure 1080 during filming.You can record the 1080 output.HD field monitors can be used to focus the image during filming. It doesn't downres to 480 when rolling.It's full frame 36mm x 24mm. If you haven't shot this format yet, you're in for a treat. It's like you're shooting old school 35mm.No lens conversion or crop sensor: 28mm is 28mm.You can use just about any nikon lens, including their awesome manual primes.Focus isn't difficult at f/4, and you can easily follow an actor as he walks from 60' - 8'. No problem. Make sure you measure out distances to check up your lenses.For accessories: Add a cage. Don't attach anything to the camera. Think resale in 3 years.To record clean 24bit audio: Add a Tascam DR-40.To back yourself up on audio: Add a Sescom converter cable to convert DR-40 line-level output to the ND800's mic level input.To focus easier: Buy prime lenses, which are faster and sharper.To match shots in post: Get a production slate and call out your scene numbers and takes. You have to shoot traditional film-style, but it's worth it. The footage is amazing.
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16.08.2013
10/10
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Nikon D800 36.3 MP CMOS FX-Format Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) are you kidding me, it is just the best with 36.3 MP. weight till you see the photos
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13.06.2012
2/10
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I read hundreds of reviews and ordered the D800. But then I downloaded the technical manual from Nikon-usa......And that's when I started worrying because they made it pretty clear that you are expected to be on tripod for great results. What they did not say is that you actually have to be on tripod for anything but mediocre results!The camera came today and after dozens of trials with super good Nikon lenses it became obvious that NO usable sharp photos are possible handheld unless you are at unrealistic speeds and ISO.Very disappointed and the camera is packed up and waiting for UPS pick up!NO , under no circumstances would I recommend it to a friend.....Actually not even to an enemy.6-29 Edit: Addendum. Since several of you just keep coming back spewing hate because I only gave one star to what I believe was a defective unit, let me add that today I received my new D4 and all I can say is WOW! Now that's a real camera!!!!!So I am here to tell you that I only regret not being able to give 0 stars to that 3 grand toy! So if it's working out for you, that's great, I am happy for you. Enjoy!!! I am happier than ever that I returned it. And even happier that the D4 appears to be worth every penny of it's price!9-11 Addendum. Despite all the venomous responses to the negative review, the ratings I see are PLUMMETING !!! And no amount of false outrage from the "plants" will change that! I predict that by early next year this will be just about the lowest rated Nikon SLR on record! It's junk!9-12 update Nikon just announced the D600 !!!!! Throw away your D800 toys....YOU"VE BEEN HAD !!!!
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25.03.2013
10/10
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I have been shooting semi-seriously for about 40 years, starting with a Nikon F2, moving to an FM, then an F3HP, then a D300, and now this. Oh my goodness, it's a whole new world, even relative to the D300.Low light performance is insanely good. Fit, form, function is superior to even the F3, which many believed to be the best feeling camera ever.I have not had the auto-focus issue some have described. My only complaints are:1) I had oil on my sensor shortly after I put it in use. I had it professionally cleaned and it has not reappeared.2) The image files are HUGE, but what can I say about that?I love this thing.
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09.07.2013
4/10
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I have used canon so far. I have loved it. I bought nikon d 800 . I feel I made mistake I should have bought Canon 5D Mark III.Focus is issue with nikon D 800. No good as I expected. Unless you are nikonperson. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND IT.
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