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19.07.2013
10/10
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Been wanting this for a long time Great for landscape photography and large prints. At 36.3mp the files are large but detail is retained. If you are doing more than 8x10 this is the baby for you.
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23.08.2012
2/10
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Updating my review because the camera has still serious issues...I don't even have to write much because I found a comment on Nikonrumors that exactly describes my problem:" Alex - Got D800 in Canada in May. Couldn't test until October - the camera had left sensors out of focus. Sent the camera in for "adjustment" - left sensor got much better but center sensor now is completely blurry. Sent the camera in for the second time - they sent it back saying "it is within Nikon specifications". Tested it again and the issue is still there. Very strong and undeniable. Asked Nikon for images that show my camera performance in their shop and they ignored my request. I don't think Nikon has this fixed. I also don't think they really care - they've been racking profits like crazy this year."I did EVERYTHING I could to get my camera fixed and when Nikon experts fail at repairing it... they will simply tell you that it meets "their standards"If front focusing +15 or more than 20 on ALL lenses meets their standards (after fine tuning the left focus is blurry again btw) then all I can say is: test the body right after you get it and if it has AF problems DO NOT bother to get it repaired by Nikon. You might wait a year for the fix and then realize your warranty is over.Nikon uses horrible tactics but they work very well I guess...
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23.10.2012
2/10
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This particular camera body, after surviving the "left focus" issue has also another problem I've run into and that is a wide-spread issue with oil magically appearing on the sensor at random times. That means, my friends, that you have to return the camera to Nikon because they haven't authorized any dealers to deal with the issue. So, my D800 body is in the Nikon shop right now being cleaned and adjusted for the "left focus" issue at an estimated cost to me of $400!!! Totally unacceptable!!! Don't buy this turkey or it's little brother the D600 that has a known sensor dust in the left upper corner issue that Nikon refuses to deal with as well. Nikon D800 36.3 MP CMOS FX-Format Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)Update:Talked to an anonymous source at Nikon and that person recommended that I purchase Copper Hill's basic kit to avoid the 3-4 week mailing, repair, and return time to Nikon to clean the sensors on my new cameras...he** of a note, wouldn't you say? I'm not stupid. I went to the web site and purchased the cleaning kit, but I shouldn't have had to do that with a brand-new pair of Nikon bodies.
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27.08.2012
4/10
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I ordered my D800 from a local shop soon after it came out. I received it back in March. From the beginning I could tell something was wrong with autofocus but it took a long time to determine I had the left focus sensor problem. Anyway, I shipped it off to Nikon, they shipped it back in the same faulty condition. Since I was on a shoot in California, I even paid steep overnight shipping charges. They did not return the favor and just shipped it standard ground back to me. Repeated calls to Nikon has resulted in no action. I am heavily invested in Nikon equipment so can't just "switch" to another brand. I really can't fathom that MY Nikon, whom I've used since 1978, would turn out this way. The camera makes great pictures when in Live View (which I don't use), is missing the standard things we all ask for (pre-sets, SIMPLICITY in controls), but Nikon's complete failure at customer service keeps me from rating this camera higher. If this doesn't change, at some point I will divest myself of my professional Nikon "kit" but I can't afford to replace it right now. So, I have a $3,000 camera I can't trust, just sitting at home, which Nikon will not take back, while I shoot with "yesterday's" D3 and D3s. I was angry for a while, now I'm just sick of it all. I hope you have better luck.
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31.07.2013
10/10
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It all works great
Love the stands especially the monopod
Very nice package and everything is great
thank you for asking
Love the stands especially the monopod
Very nice package and everything is great
thank you for asking
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28.03.2013
10/10
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A few things about this product that are amazing and indispensable to me. 1: dynamic range on the sensor is great. You can render highlights and blacks in one image. 2. My first DSLR with full manual control of video. I know that this existed already, but here it is for me for the first time. And the D600 doesn't give you aperture control in live view mode. That's a deal-breaker for me. 3. Nice, heavy, tough body. Feels like a real camera in my hand. I miss film partially because I miss holding my F5 in my hand, and this partially makes up for that.
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30.07.2013
10/10
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Great starter kit for a great price. Exactly what I was looking for, and exactly what they advertised. Glad that I bought it.
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13.05.2012
10/10
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I have had the D800 for almost a month. I upgraded from a D300. Irrespective of the changes in moving to FX from DX, there are some wonderful aspects to this camera. There are also some caveats.Pluses: It does handle well, focuses fast, has great depth in detail, and handles the expected noise increase (from increased resolution) exceedingly well. Only minus is there is no "easy switch" user settings like the D7000 (U1, U2), so that if you need to switch from landscape to person it takes some fiddling.This is not a beginners camera. If you want to give a casual shooter a gift of a camera THIS IS NOT THE ONE. If you have several years of experience, know how to modify settings and your behavior to make the right shot, this is a great camera. For those less experienced, go with the D7000.For this camera:You have to be more careful in selecting aperature for depth-of-feld. Your lens choices will change as some DX standbys will not work very well. You will need to shoot 2X+ focal length (i.e. at 200mm you should shoot at 1/500 sec). You will see the affect of changing f-stops in DOF and defraction. You will need a steadier hand and VR.Some nice things: In camera HDR. F4 lens work with 2X extenders. Quiet shutter mode. Much-improved live-view. 5:4 crop mode. 36MP!If you get this camera, take your time and test it out, especially if you are like me and went from DX to FX. I welcome other reviewers who are experienced with FX and would like to know their impressions. Please remember that lens choice is very important with a camera like this, and you will need to make those decisions as well.
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09.07.2013
10/10
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Hello everyone. Not much to complain about this camera. Does everything right. Just make sure that you have enough memory RAW files (Nikon's .NEF) are huge.
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12.01.2013
10/10
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This review is from: Nikon D800 36.3 MP CMOS FX-Format Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) (Electronics)The ISO performance is not as good as the D4, but for studio work, this is the best camera you can buy right now. Wish it had built-in wifi, wish the grip wasn't almost 500 bucks. The size is unbelievably small for what it is, which makes it a great camera for "walking around" too. When posed with the choice of which you should get - D4 or D800 - consider what you will use it for. If you don't need 11 frames per second or to be able to take pictures in near-darkness, buy the D800. If you find that you crop your photos a lot, get a D800. Keep in mind that you will need to buy very large memory cards for this thing. Spring for a set of 64GB cards right away.
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23.06.2012
10/10
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I won't re-hash the extensive praise found in these reviews. It is all true. I am a serious amateur who upgraded from a D90. Just be prepared for the fact that your $3,000 investment can very easily turn into a $10,000 spend if you want to take full advantage of your new camera. Why? Because if you are upgrading from a DX format camera you likely need 2-3 new lenses (easily $4k and a breeze to spend $10k). And you don't want to just strap any mediocre lenses on this baby. You need pro-grade lenses that can match the image quality the D800 delivers. And then you very well may need a NEW COMPUTER. My 5-year-old high-end Dell just did not have the horsepower (read - 60 seconds+ to open a single file! Times 500 files in a typical shoot???) to process in Lightroom the 40meg RAW files that this camera will deliver. Don't underestimate how big these files are and how much processing power is required to edit them! That cost me $3,000 for a new computer. If you don't already have high end lenses and a high end newer computer then budget accordingly. Otherwise you really are better off sticking with your current camera.UPDATE - Also consider the fact that you will be carrying much more weight and bulk because the D800 and better quality lenses are also heavier and larger. I love my D800 and would not go back to my D90 but I do miss the days when everything was cheaper, lighter, smaller and simpler!
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15.06.2013
10/10
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the product is excellent, it comes with everything a protective bag, i use most the 57" tripod and work perfect for me, is an amazing price for all this stuff, thanks.
Скроменый эксперт
27.07.2012
8/10
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On paper this camera is a winner, 36MP, highest score in DXOMark. What could you ask more? Well the issue is, image quality and usability isn't a function of these attributes. I recommend to NOT buy a camera by specifications. Nokia's camera phone has 41MP, does any of you seriously want that?D800 is an improvement over D700 in these areas: AF in low light (locks slightly better), noise level at ISO above 6400 (this is arguably useful shooting in pitch darkness), better auto ISO by linking shutter speed, focal length and iso, lighter (very perceptible, 100g is a lot), Video (this is clearly missing from D700).However, for me the overall ability to crank out images at default settings hand held has actually gone down. The images lack a certain pop and sharpness. When using a tripod or flash (i.e. shutter speed is high), the images are sharper looking. However, the whole point of having a camera of this class is that you don't have to do that. It seems the Sony sensors Nikon uses (in D800 and D7000) suffer from a curious deficit in detail retention. The amount of MP is not translating into more details and quality. You have to work very hard and be lucky to see that. My D700 easily produces excellent images without much effort or post processing.
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24.09.2012
10/10
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As of this morning, there are over 100 five star reviews that have deservably been given to the Nikon D800. Each of these has given a fully detailed and described insight into some of the many technical specs of the Nikon D800 so I will save you from repeating it herewith.So, is the Nikon D800 worth the money. Short answer? YES. It is a solid, well crafted, finely detailed piece of equipment. The minute you hold it, the second you look through the view finder, you will know that you are handling the utmost in photographic quality.In short, it is a solid piece of equipment that can handle any photography job - amature to professional - with a minimum of fuss.And the 36 megapixel output? If you insist on seeing the immediate difference, shoot something indoors without the benefit of the built-in flash. Even under low light conditions, the Nikon D800 delivers first rate quality shots with details emphasized that are breath taking.In short, if you are a professional, semi, or serious about picture taking then this is the camera for you.
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11.03.2013
8/10
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This set was perfect for my needs, and the price was great.
I wouldn't go as far as to say the quality is amazing, but all of the pieces have worked very well for me so far. Not sure how you can complain about quality at such a low price.
If you want to add a few extra tripods to your arsenal, this is a great way to do it. The added bag isn't anything amazing, but it's been handy to have around to hold my extra lenses.
I wouldn't go as far as to say the quality is amazing, but all of the pieces have worked very well for me so far. Not sure how you can complain about quality at such a low price.
If you want to add a few extra tripods to your arsenal, this is a great way to do it. The added bag isn't anything amazing, but it's been handy to have around to hold my extra lenses.
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18.04.2013
4/10
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This is not a true telephoto and the increase is hardly noticeable. There is a black circle surrounding each frame shot and the filters are of very poor quality with "wavy" irregular glass. Not worth the price. Invest in higher-end lenses and filters and a true telephoto made by Nikon is your best bet.
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07.09.2012
2/10
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The camera just died (won't power on at all) after 5 weeks and just a few hundred shots. Since this was just past the 30 days for an Amazon return, I had to pay the $40 to return the camera to Nikon. After being at Nikon for a week, I've not heard anything about when it will be repaired.When it worked, the camera took great pictures but I was VERY disappointed to find out that the raw file format requires upgrading to Lightroom 4 and Photoshop CS6 since Nikon changed the file format and Adobe won't support this with an upgrade. Frankly I don't want to update my Adobe products (they work great for me as is). I'd rather not spend the $300 to update the software after spending really more than I wanted on a new camera. Now after it died on me just minutes before a photo shoot, my confidence is rather low.After using the D700 for several years, I really miss the autofocus M-C-S switch.This camera has all pretty much all the features/functionality that I've been looking for to upgrade from the D700 and D7000 but so far my experience has been less than positive.
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10.01.2013
10/10
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I'm not going to go into all the crazy detail and specs, if your reading this you should have done that research already. I bought this camera from a local dealer several months ago, upgrade from d700. I did the focus test and found that it had the left focus issue. I exchanged it for another which works perfectly. Not one single problem with this camera.I LOVE the resolution on this thing! And!, handles high ISO as good or better than the d700. I did a d700 vs d800 review. Check it out if you want.[...]I highly recommend this camera. Anyone who doesn't like it either is a jealous canon user or knows nothing about photography.
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02.10.2012
2/10
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I've got my camera April 28th. After multiple tests with different lenses I found out that my camera has left focus issue. I decide to send it to Nikon service center because at that moment in many stores it was back order. June 3d I submitted sample pictures to Nikon NY, and now story begins. I got it back after 3 weeks,but instead of fixing left focus point they completely destroy all focus points camera start extremely front focuses. Right away I call Nikon and explain situation. Respond was send it back we going to fix it this time. 2 attempt last for 45 days status was parts hold, again not fixed, send it back - again not fixed now October 2d still waiting for repair. They blame my lens I've stopped by local autorized service center in Morton Grove IL they check the lens it was perfect they told me problem with camera call back to NY request exchange of my camera and they refuse to exchange it. Now still waiting for my camera and don't know what to do
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04.06.2012
10/10
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My Nikon D800 came the day before my planned trip to Yosemite Valley. I shot with the D800 for ten days and over 8,000 shots. I have to say, the D800 met all my expectations and gets all 'Pros' from me without a single 'Con'. I had not a single problem so I'm guessing my version has the firmware problem fixed. I also purchased the Nikon 14-24mm f2.8 and the Nikon 24-70mm f2.8 lenses with the D800. The detail and resolution from the D800 and these two lenses is amazing. My friend has a Nikon D3s and he purchased a D800 a month ago. He says the D800 blows the D3s away in resolution and tonal range and he did not touch the D3s the entire time we were shooting together in Yosemite. I had been shooting with the Nikon D300 and the D800 feels very similar in handling and the menu structure. A nice feature over the D300 is the dedicated Bracketing button. It was very easy to begin shooting with the D800. Sorry Canon 5D Mark III users, the D800 is now the landscape camera to beat.The downside is that you fill up the memory cards quickly with the 38 to 52MB RAW NEF images files. I purchased two Delkin 32GB 100mb/s CF cards and they worked great. I could shoot all day with a single 32GB card, getting up to 900 images on one card. The other downside is my 4-year-old Dell laptop is inadequate for the D800 files sizes and I need to upgrade to a new faster laptop.
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23.05.2012
10/10
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Although I've handled several semi-pro and pro bodies in the past, my personal digital back has been the Nikon D40 for three years with a 50mm 1.4G and a 24mm 1.4G. The step up in build quality, ease-of-access to critical controls and functionality, and balanced handling alone set the D800 apart from most offerings. Add in latest-gen processing power to handle a 35mm FX sensor rated at 36 MP with an autofocus system not dissimilar from that on the D4 and the D800 pulls an astonishing amount of detail out of the whole frame across a huge range of exposure.While I initially was a little surprised to see the large file sizes, I realized they were hugely beneficial after educating myself on image down-sampling. While the D800's higher ISOs are very clean and even with no hot spots, diligently down-sampling even very high ISO images cleans up shots to where their quality is on-par with those coming from a D4 or competitor.The question on many peoples' minds seems to be whether the D800 is fast enough - in all honesty, most people considering this back are amateurs for whom 5 FPS continuous shooting is more than adequate - I know it is for me; the AF tracking and superb resolution and rendering are more than up to the task of handling most scenarios. The D4 is for the few who require extra speed and don't want high density sensors; the D800 will undoubtedly leave most people feeling elated.
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29.07.2012
2/10
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I placed an order for the D800 back in early March and was really excited about this camera. I received it finally, after a huge back order, in May. Right away I noticed issues with the far left AF points. I knew of the issue, and knew what to check and the best way to test. Sure enough my copy had the problem. It would back-focus on a subject that was about 10-15 feet away by about 5 feet. When using Liveview to focus, it was spot on- a clear sign there is a problem. Back it went to Amazon, and I waited a little over a month for a new body. This body has even worse AF. Not only is the left bad, but the right is almost as bad, and the center isn't tack sharp either. This is going to have to go back as well. I would send it to Nikon for repair- but I've heard too many stories of other people getting it back still bad. I would return it and wait a bit until things settle, but the thing is, I spent over $700 in accessories- such as the over-priced battery pack and an L bracket and other items, and they're past the return period. What frustration. I gave it 1 star because of this, but if I get a good copy, I am willing to change this after using it.
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08.10.2012
10/10
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My experience with the Nikon D800 has been a good one. My D800, S/N 30469XX, was purchased from Amazon on September 25, 2012. For the first few days I took pictures inside the house, outside, with and without the built-in flash, and with a Nikon SB-600. All the pictures were sharp (with dramatic detail), properly exposed and with great color. I used many of the optional settings and they all worked perfectly.I felt obligated to test for any left focus problem. I put the three Siemens star targets on the wall and the camera on a tripod. I used a Nikon 28mm f/1.8G lens. I followed the procedures and looked at the pictures on my large monitor. I saw no focus issue. I repeated the test and again found no focus problem.I am delighted with the D800. I have been shooting Nikons since I bought my first Nikkormat in 1969. I have never been disappointed. I wouldn't want to live in a world without Nikon, would you?
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23.11.2012
2/10
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This was my first full-frame and this is also my first review. I was expecting to be blown away after having used crop sensors for a long time. The image quality of the D800 is extraordinary, no doubt, but the copy I got (SN 308XXXX) had serious AF problems, and not just the infamous left AF issues. Even my right AF cluster was off. I am not even going to bother sending it in for repair after having read horror stories about support on every forum. I am simply returning mine.I did not expect this from one of the top optical companies in the world. This camera has been out for almost a year and there are still major manufacturing issues.I am moving to Canon since I do not have any legacy investment in lenses.Goodbye, Nikon. I really wanted it to work.
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