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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 2889 €;
243 users have given it an average vote of 9.7 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:Robust Ergonomic, controls everyone in the right place, a pleasant feeling of unique reliability, for me a perfect REFLEX, the state of the art.
Cons:nothing
Opinion:bought after the first look down I had few opportunities to try it but those few very full-bodied for me in terms of shooting, acrobatic patrol exercise on the air base of Gioia del Colle, passage from my town of the 103rd Giro D'Italia, exit for Avifauna at the Oasis of the San Giuliano dam, the reviews the opinions of the experts who were all positive turned out to be well founded , Autofocus very fast and precise, micromosso for its 45megapix almost imperceptible, spectacular files, excellent also the burst, a Polyhedrica REFLEX does everything and well in all situations where you call it to operate, dynamic range from fear and I have not yet used it at the Top. A long-dreamed REFLEX, a spaceship to learn to fly day after day, shot after shot. D850 for life!! Just Crazy! Good Light!
Pros:all. Almost perfect REFLEX, great in all photo genres
Cons:Non-infinite buffer such as D500 or D5 when held at 46mpx
Opinion:After trying it a couple of times in the shed I decided to buy it and trade in my D810. I literally fell in love with it. I can't understand how they did to contain the 46mpx noise and have so little micromox. Churns out files of disarming clarity. If you need top detail leave the file as it is. If you need crop leave the file as it is and cut it out. If you need cleaning just resample in CR at 6000x4000 and you have the same iso seal as the 24mpx. Precise and very fast af (such as the D500, slightly less than D5 but almost completely imperceptible with first lenses type 500f4). In Photographic Hunt with Bg and battery en El 18 you get to 9fps (difficult to distinguish its burst from that of the D500), Portraits, Landscapes, Macros, Street, Studio Photos, Nocturnal you can do everything at your best! really a multifaceted machine. I can say, as a owner also of Z6 and D500 and after having tried side by side D5 that if we have arrived at the sunset of the Reflex the D850 is the song of the Swan. Practically perfect for all photo genres, just crazy.
Pros:Solid and well built, Focus Peacking in Live View, AF always valid, tiltable door monitor, high image quality to all ISOs
Cons:Resolution a little too high and useless for normal uses of the 35 mm format.
Opinion:Used for two days, kindly lent me from the LTR to which I had given my two D 810s under review before a trip, and I took about 700 shots. In practice, they optimized the D 810 functionally and ergonomically, and made a well-made camera. For my uses it has too much resolution, it provides a larger native image than the 300 PPI A2 format. The RAW file is practically identical to that of the D 810 in all lighting conditions at iso bass, and a louder hair at high ISO. The AF works a little hair better than that of the D 810 at low lights, but nothing important. It gives the feeling and is definitely more robust than the D 810, but even there, nothing important, my D 810s endured deserts and cold climates and never cheated. All my optics are "good" and they would have no problem with the D 850 as a resolution, but I keep my D 810 because as an image it is identical, the ergonomic and AF gains are not important, and all that resolution, while printing even large, I do not need, only brings unnecessary complications, and the transition to D 850, economically , would be unjustified by the best technical returns.
Pros:Solid machine body with well-arranged controls and menus, ergonomics.
Cons:Unique failure
Opinion:I purchased the D850 in February 2020 just before the lockdown, I had no opportunity to use it on the field in 21 days about twenty shots in the house to try until the shutter button no longer worked, that is, you did not feel the double click. According to the seller, the maximum period for replacement had elapsed and so I had to send it back to him for repair. Without prolonging myself and I don't know how, thanks to the period the camera was lost. I only received insurance compensation last July. In fact I have no elements to make an evaluation except the tactful sensation, well made and with the typical Nikon controls and menus that I find well laid out, excellent ergonomics for me that I have huge hands lets itself be held very well. According to the seller and online searches the fault I complained about is more unique than rare and even stranger was the disappearance along the journeys. Having said that, the seriousness of the online seller, of whom I type the name for fairness, has guaranteed me full compensation without starting long and expensive legal procedures. For now I have not bought it back yet, I am considering in the meantime an ML between Z6II and Z7II that could come if I am expected to have a delicious opportunity.
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