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Nikon D800
9.6 out of 10

Nikon D800

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Nikon D800

neocamera.com
2 February 2013
  • Summary: The Nikon D800 has impressive specifications but that is just the beginning. Its 36 MP sensor with ISO 50-25600 sensitivity is capable of shooting at 4 FPS and capturing...
  • Pros: Considerably higher resolution than peers, Very low image noise, Good color-accuracy, Excellent dynamic-range, Very fast autofocus, Quite fast and responsive, Ultra-sh...
  • Cons: Sharpening introduces artifacts quickly, Some under-exposure, Poor AWB indoors, Increased softness at ISO 3200+, Strong anti-alias filter, EC button placement not idea...
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Nikon D800 Review: Function and Form Converge

Digital Camera Review
24 January 2013

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SierraDescents.com
28 November 2012
  • Conclusion: If you've got to have a video-capable Nikon, this is the best we've seen to date. But D800 video is obviously limited by technical issues (aliasing/moire), and feature...
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Overall 8
8.0

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t-break
1 November 2012
  • Conclusion: Each one of these full resolution JPEGs is around 18MB, so not only do you need a high capacity SD card, but output is also swift thanks to the USB 3.0 port.
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Nikon D800

consumersearch.com
16 October 2012
  • Summary: Of course, you risk color flaws, but testers rarely see any, and even then they aren't really noticeable.
  • Pros: Unheard-of resolution, Outstanding images, even in low light, Dual CF/SD card slots, Sharp HD video
  • Cons: Many complaints of faulty left autofocus, Slow burst shooting, Behemoth full-res files gobble memory, Clunky user settings
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Kickstartnews
16 September 2012
  • Excerpt: Mastering the Nikon D800 is author and pro photographer Darrell Young's latest in his Mastering the Nikon series as of this review date.
  • Pros: Every copy of Mastering the Nikon D800 comes with a coupon page containing a discount code for 50% off the Gold membership level at Nikonians.org. I've been a Nikonian...
  • Cons: No lay-flat binding, so you're going to need a sturdy bookmark. Frankly, I'd rather have a spiral-bound edition even though that sort of finished print product is kind...
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Kickstartnews
16 September 2012
  • Excerpt: Cover to cover, version 1.03 of Thom Hogan's Complete Guide to the Nikon D800 and D800E runs to 851 formatted pages.
  • Pros: Thom Hogan knows how to write. His years of rather literate blogging and the time he has spent writing previous Nikon camera guides and photography guides clearly show...
  • Cons: Hogan hints at the book's possible usefulness for digital SLR newbies (people coming from point & shoot and film), but his main camera comparison is (appropriately eno...
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European Camera

eisa.eu
12 September 2012
  • Excerpt: This year’s best camera is the Nikon D800. Its 36-million-pixel full frame sensor offers exceptionally high resolution capture and, according to EISA magazine tests, no...
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Overall 9
9.0

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PhotoRadar
4 September 2012
  • Conclusion: Nikon has managed to produce a camera that delivers exactly what many enthusiast and pro photographers want.
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photo.net
25 July 2012
  • Conclusion: Without a doubt, the D800 is a strong successor to the D700 with a lot of features updated to current standards, such as a 100% viewfinder, dual memory cards, powerful
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