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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 €;
202 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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Opinion:I do not repeat what others wrote about quality, obviously a beautiful car and in the studio then becomes sublime. But when used in the evening, or in conditions in which white balance is relied upon are pains. It shades on yellow and the complexions become very bad. In the evening in the wedding puts me in a lot of trouble.
Opinion:Perhaps even today after the release of the d850 (which I have) is the camera better balanced as performance and image quality. Were corrected the few flaws that nagging the d800 mainly the autofocus, noise and vibration of the mirror mechanism. Someone complained about the slowness from autofocus that instead seems to me more than enough for the lens to which it is intended if you want performance speed there is more in the house Nikon. Dynamic range and very good ISO hold to be a 36 megapixel. The body is well made and sufficiently robust, available classic Nikon Pro controls. I also used the d850 for a few months (now passed to my son) wonderful machine but for me too heavy files and new technologies that has not interest me. Now I took another new one taking advantage of the price almost halved than the first I took. I almost always go out with two bodies and having two identical do not risk making mistakes. As long as it is still new now as it now has no rivals as price performance.
Pros:Ergonomics, high image quality even at high ISO, reliable AF, battery autonomy.
Cons:Lack Focus pecking in Live View.
Opinion:Multi-purpose camera that borders on perfection, with very high image quality at low and high ISO, reliable AF, high battery autonomy, ergonomics and professional camera controls. If it had had 24-28 MPX instead of 36 mpx it would have been better, but even 36 are fine for general use. I also have Zeiss optics on manual focus, and if there had been the focus peacking in Live View it would focus better, but even so it looks great in manual. I mold in A3 and A2 format and until now I have not found any technical limit worthy of this name, you make excellent prints in A2 even with a little ' crop. I am very satisfied and after the first, tested in depth, I bought a second, today I have two.
Pros:Bought new to have no surprises. Used with the utmost care and all possible attentions and imaginable.... and then.... abandoned in the middle of an important party, at least for me, and forced to take pictures with the phone.... anger and disappointment.... to the Stars!!!!!!!!!!! I will never understand how can a Nikon D810 have a broken shutter with less than 10,000 shots... maybe because it's "second choice"??? And then programmed to break???????????
Cons:Shutter broken after 9300 shots during the grandson's first birthday..... and under Christmas Holidays.... all the programs made.... in smoke!!! Money spent on what? Given the results.... money thrown away!!! And to think that I started in 1980 with the Nikon FE... HUGE MACHINE!!!!!
Opinion:As back from the assistance.... I sell all the equipment... BODY d810... Nikon: 24-70 f 2.8, 70-200 f 2.8, 85mm f 1.8 D, 50mm f1.4 G, SB700 Flash, more yongnuo RF-603nii Transmitters (4 pieces) and, I'd better!!! , buy a phone that in addition to phone snaps good photos.....!!!! Meager, me Tapino...!!! The question arises spontaneously: only me? Or has someone happened the same thing??
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