D810by Nikon
PROS
- The Nikon D810 may prove to be the sharpest DSLR ever with its super high resolution 36 megapixel sensor,
- Low or bright light is no challenge with the wide ISO range of 32-51200,
- The updated body makes for better weather proofing and a more comfortable grip on the camera.
CONS
- Quality is going to cost you a pricey $3300 for the body alone.
- There is no integrated Wi-Fi or GPS, which is becoming the norm for less costly alternatives.
- The Nikon D810 uses a Compact Flash and an SD card that makes it harder to download data as most laptops don't have built in Compact Flash readers.
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| Name | D810 | D750 | Alpha 7 II | EOS 7D Mark II |
| Manufacturer | Nikon | Nikon | Sony | Canon |
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| List Price | $3300 | $2300 | $1700 | $1799 |
Trust us when we say that there is a whole lot to love about the Nikon D810.
Trust us when we say that there is a whole lot to love about the Nikon D810.
The Nikon D810 is an excellent, well-rounded camera that's capable of delivering superb images in a wide range of conditions.
The Nikon D810 is an excellent, well-rounded camera that's capable of delivering superb images in a wide range of conditions.
All things considered, the Nikon D810 is the best general purpose DSLR Nikon has produced to date in my opinion.
All things considered, the Nikon D810 is the best general purpose DSLR Nikon has produced to date in my opinion.
In terms of the camera’s build quality, it really is a solid workhorse of a camera.
In terms of the camera’s build quality, it really is a solid workhorse of a camera.
But if you are in the market for a serious camera, one that you can rely on to earn a living, we recommend the D810. It's our Editors' Choic…
But if you are in the market for a serious camera, one that you can rely on to earn a living, we recommend the D810. It's our Editors' Choice among its professional D-SLR peers.
It may be more re-hash than revolution, but the Nikon D810 can produce staggeringly good images when paired with the right lens.
It may be more re-hash than revolution, but the Nikon D810 can produce staggeringly good images when paired with the right lens.
If you're looking for the maximum possible resolution without stepping up to a medium-format camera, and you're not willing to compromise on…
If you're looking for the maximum possible resolution without stepping up to a medium-format camera, and you're not willing to compromise on ISO sensitivity to achieve it, make no bones about it: The Nikon D810 is the camera for you.
This is one great camera that’s worth trading in your older gear or breaking into that rainy day fund – it’s simply that good.
This is one great camera that’s worth trading in your older gear or breaking into that rainy day fund – it’s simply that good.
The Nikon D810 is not, on the face of it, a terribly exciting camera. That's not the same thing as saying that it isn't very good...
The Nikon D810 is not, on the face of it, a terribly exciting camera. That's not the same thing as saying that it isn't very good...
All things considered, I think the D810 is an excellent camera. It may not be worthwhile existing D800 and D800E users upgrading, but it is …
All things considered, I think the D810 is an excellent camera. It may not be worthwhile existing D800 and D800E users upgrading, but it is still a superb replacement to these cameras with some great refinements.
The D810 is an incredible camera that excels in many different types of photography, including landscape, portraiture, and action — all of w…
The D810 is an incredible camera that excels in many different types of photography, including landscape, portraiture, and action — all of which lend themselves to the niche of adventure photography.
Complex, versatile and always outstanding: that's the Nikon D810 in a nutshell.
Complex, versatile and always outstanding: that's the Nikon D810 in a nutshell.
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