Great camera have been using it for a few days now and I am really impressed with it. I used to have a d7000 and this was the right step for me, I got this body and a tamron 24-70 2.8 lens it might not be for everyone due to the weight but for me I can't wait to get out and about with this thing.

I received the camera after 3 days. all good. Package new and in good condition. I opened and was surprised to see that all papers 9 Manual, warrenty form etc.) are just in Japanese. Not a single paper translated in English or any other language.

The Camera is definately original

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Nikon's D800 and D800E caused great excitement when they were first announced in February 2012 largely because of their groundbreaking 36 million pixel count. These two full-frame SLR cameras are identical apart from the fact that the D800E's sensor has a weaker anti-aliasing (AA) or optical...

I'm really impressed with my Nikon D810. Unlike most "new" cameras that are pretty much the same as last year's models, my D810 is significantly better than my old D800e . It's also about an ounce (30g) lighter.

The Nikon D3300 is the company's latest entry-level digital SLR. Such cameras are a great option for people who care more about image quality than having all the latest features. If you can live without Wi-Fi and an articulated screen and don't need the most sophisticated autofocus system, you can...

Bought for use on a Nikon 800e. Fantastic combination. Less sharp above 70mm but 24-70 mm is the range I needed so I don't care.

i upgraded from a d3100 after 4 years of shooting with it. its worth every penny and feels like heaven using it. the ISO is one of the USP and gets real great images with the full frame. one of the best buys for those who wanna go FX

This lens offers average to inferior clarity on an Fx camera were focal tuning is necessary, and poor clarity on a Dx camera when lens tuning is not available. Color fringing is a given with this lens. It weighs a lot when attached to a small Dx camera.

Easily Interchangeable; Strong Construction

Blurry Focus; Heavy; Poor in Low Light; Slow Focus

Nikon D600 was counted amongst the best full frame sensor cameras in the world. It has been slightly made better in the form of D610; which has everything in adequate amounts that a pro camera would have. But adequate is not the word for its image quality.

Brilliant image quality; Fast controls; Weather proof; Backlit control panel screen; Dual memory slots

Low highest ISO; Heavy

As a replacement for the one-year-old Nikon D600 (Est. $1500 (body only)) , the Nikon D610 offers three new features: faster continuous shooting, a quiet continuous shooting mode option and an improved auto white balance system.

New shutter mechanism; Full-frame format sensor; Quiet continuous shooting option

Unique arrangement of external controls; Hard to read LCD screen outdoors