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The Nikon D850 is a reflex camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 45.7 megapixels manufactured from 2017. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 32 - 102400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 7 FPS x 51 RAW, 200 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 3500 €;
224 users have given it an average vote of 9.8 out of 10
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Pros: Dynamic range. Sharpness. Color rendition. Excellent ergonomics in my hand. Weather sealing. Excellent auto focus especially in low light. Many advanced in camera features. Dedicated back button focus. Very good at high ISO considering almost 46mp. 7 frames a second without grip is incredible at almost 46mp.
Cons: Silly 2 different types of card slots. If like me you want the use second card slot as the backup card when on safari, the XQD card is only as good as the SD card for storage and speed of clearing buffer. Should really be 2 XQD cards in my opinion. Stupid prices for OEM battery grip. Despite Nikon advising same processor as D5 I do not think you should believe auto focus is as fast as D5.
Opinion: I have had this camera for almost a year and this is not the perfect DSLR neither do I believe there is such a camera. However, I think this is Nikon's best all around DSLR ever and for most people I cannot think you could want for much better. I rate this camera 9.5/10 because no camera is perfect but the D850 is very close!!! My primary DLSR for the next 5 years! I love my D750 but this camera is 20% better all around. Zero regrets purchasing this camera!
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Pros:Image quality, af speed, viewfinder, ergonomics.
Cons:Slow af in Lw
Opinion:I have been owning this machine for two years now and I can only be SATISFIED with it. It has an amazing image quality, holds the high ISOs very well (considering it has 45.7 Mpx) and the ergonomics are in my opinion PERFECT. It has a quick, precise and "hook" AF module well even with little light. Of course, "worthy" optics are needed to fully appreciate its potential (which are truly surmountable) and to make good use of its excellent sensor. The only negative note is the Af in Lw, which is slow. But it's little compared to everything else, in fact, I don't care at all since I don't even make videos. Vote 10.
Pros:resolution, level of detail, machine body construction, autofocus, viewfinder, image quality, silent shot, focus stacking, xqd-sd versatility, speed the right, battery life, responsive touch lcd screen.
Cons:Challenging machine, not suitable for beginners, needs expert hands to exploit the potential, makes the most with adequate lenses, need powerful and recent computers for workflow, need fast cards for the transfer of giga
Opinion:Taken in 2017 and after 2 years I can only talk about it extravagantly. Unfortunately I did not overuse it because for less "noble" works I preferred the d500. It is a fabulous machine, if not the best nikon ever produced, it is one of the best. The cons that someone can point out as the 9fps, the sd slot and the like do not consider them against, but only a detail since this body was born for photos at BIG resolutions, therefore not for sports photos that you need to seize the moment. This is mainly suitable for static subjects such as in the studio in still life or fashion or in low light conditions thanks to its autofocus. Yes, there was a basketball player in the commercial, but it's not where he excels. in that a d500 is best suited. The absence of the flash makes the body even more tropicalized and for the CLS system that you lose you recover it with a couple of triggers. Perhaps the only downside of the d850 is the fact that they serve fast and powerful cards and computers because at the highest resolution of raw files , jpeg fills the memory that is a marvel and could laggar and slow the work of postproduction. I recommend that you set the raw in M or S mode in case of web photos. For the rest, however, nothing to report negatively. Even with a 35mm or a 50mm 1.8 makes supernitid and detailed photos. As soon as you take it in your hand you feel solidity and robustness, a PRO body in short. It is still a bit expensive for many people and in fact it is addressed to professional clientele or the amateur who wants to take off a vacancy, but if used for their own work does not disappoint. Personally I took pictures to print advertising posters and you could see the details all over the frame. thing that with my old d7100 although at 24mpx I would never have reached... and I dreamed of it with the D3. In short, it is a machine that is worth all the money spent if used properly and with the right lenses. In addition to that you need to learn all the 1000 functions it has to make it give your best, but once you learn you will not leave it anymore. It's an almost perfect machine. Almost because it doesn't have the speed of a d5 and doesn't hold the noise like the d780, but this one was born for other purposes Things that with d5 and d780 you could not get or better, you will get it but not like this d850
Cons:Nothing basically. Wanting to split the hair, in live view does not behave very well, remaining a step behind the Dual Pixel system of Canon ... but we're really finding the straw in the eye...
Opinion:at a time when mirrorless people are gusting to establish themselves as "The Cameras" tout court, I chose it again and regained it after the theft of the one I had before. Not surprisingly, at the official presentation, it was christened with the motto "I am the difference", that is, "I am the one that makes the difference". The Nikon D850 encompasses all the current top of the Japanese company's technology concentrated in a single camera partly borrowing it from the flagship D5; compared to the D810, it was a real quantum leap. I do not dwell on the technical features now archnote, I emphasize how the image quality is superb at low ISO and how, with optimal light, the Nikon D850 offers performance close to the "medium format". The color range is amazing, the colors exceptional, the sharpness surprising, both in portraits and in landscapes. IN SHORT, A CAMERA THAT REPRESENTS A MILESTONE OF NIKON HOUSE AND BEYOND!
Cons:In the bag with three optics and easel becomes challenging.
Opinion:I find it the most interesting for chromatic consistency and functional efficiency, you immediately notice the design commitment completed, requires good quality optics and magic is done. Autofocus ultra precise but it needs to be studied very carefully, the sensor even if not of Nikon production has the style of parent company, it holds perfectly and balances well with all the optics at my disposal, the controls are distributed very well and in the dark you can illuminate the most useful ones !!!! Beware of printing photos, printed well once you risk printing everything !!!!! GOOD NIKON.
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