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The Nikon D810 is a reflex camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 36.3 megapixels manufactured from 2014 to 2017 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 32 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 5 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 2099 €;
219 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10
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Pros: Quality of the image is astonishing. I cannot make comparison with other semi-professional cameras because I don't have other and because I love photography more than the gear. Nevertheless it is a great camera.
Cons: Sometimes it is rude, mirror movement can destabilize the camera from yours hands. Result is microvibration that can affect the sharpness of the photo. It is not the right camera for street photography.
Opinion: This is my fist semi-professional camera. Internal software is clean just experiencing some issue with card memory sometimes say that the memory is corrupted. Still need to understand if it is the camera or the memory. Function buttons are very useful and the protected lcd cover is very appreciated. I still need to evaluate video recording, still missing it. If I should come back I will buy it again!!
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Pros:36 megapixel sensor, colors, general ergonomics, high iso
Cons:microvy, heavy files, autofocus
Opinion:Removed after 4 years of use for system change, I can say that it was a really nice car. The first time I shot with the D810 (coming from d700, another great car) I realized that it churned out rows with almost non-existent colors, it could capture nuances that the eye did not perceive and therefore I was surprised. Good ergonomics (she is not too heavy either), keys in the right place and obviously customizable as always; image quality we don't even talk about it, for me excellent. The sore point, perhaps for my model, was the difficulty in hooking the subject by the autofocus, sometimes frustrating and really annoying, apparently even when the lighting and contrast were not bad. Another flaw was the micromosso, almost always present with not too long times, but on a 36 megapixel I think it is normal (or maybe it is me who expects a lot ?), on the other hand this is a machine that prefers a certain type of controlled, meditated photography, maybe placed on the tripod, and there it really shows the best of itself. Photographing a lot "on the street" I realized that it was too bulky to be able to carry it almost daily with me, so I decided to remove it not because disappointed by the performance but for different portability needs that could not satisfy. However, I would recommend it, especially now where on the used you can find them in excellent condition at affordable prices.
Pros:File quality, solid construction, key layout, perfect size, slots with two cards of different sizes
Cons:None, perhaps the lack of the adjustable display in some situations
Opinion:I come from a D750, a machine that on paper was supposed to be fabulous but that instead I found myself badly (3 calls, no less than 10 shots to get out a decent one) I finally broke down and after reading the comments I took (in note northern chain) this jewel that at the time, had only 1,600 shots to the credit and was practically new. I was amazed at the beauty of the photos I can pull out (I speak as a semi-evolved photoadamator). This machine makes you enjoy the pleasure of taking photos. Reading the comments I confirm that a more defined live view would help a lot in the verification of the focus (especially with manual optics) since enlarging an image does not have the perception of having set in focus perfectly. In essence: great machine.
Pros:File Quality - Dynamic Range - Build Quality - Autonomy - Ergonomics - Control And Ghiere Preparation - Double Slot
Cons:I would have liked more definition on Live View
Opinion:Owned for almost 2 years, I came to Canon (5DsR) what to say? The Best Reflex ever owned, has distorted the way of photographing, infinite dynamic range, recovery margins also, combined with high-level optics the quality of the image and colors is exceptional, holding the body you immediately perceive the true touch of professionalism and robustness, preparation of controls and rings comfortable and intuitive, excellent viewfinder and well readable information , the autonomy with the original batteries seems never to end, I would have liked only a more defined live view, otherwise I would buy it back today, even the very reliable tropicalization, I made days in the rain without blinking, Sold only for switch to Sony, I had to lighten my backpack for high-altitude outings ...
Pros:To date, the 2020s and previous and subsequent years is the best buy par excellence, found used with a few shots under 1300 euros is unmatched
Cons:The lack of 4k videos, for those who make videos
Opinion:I've had them allD610 - D800E - D800 and D850.. This quality at is the best without a shadow of a doubt. Just open the raw and you understand what shots we are talking about. Excellent quality. The D850 is its evolution with additional features, which for heaven's sake, are very important and sacrosanct, but that do not serve 90% of enthusiasts like me. So my advice is, buy the D810 and live happily.
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