I have been in awe of my D800 for the last 4 years, but as a landscape photographer I often want the best definition possible. The lack of an optical low pass filter on the D810 means much sharper images right out of the camera.

The Nikon D810 certainly has its weaknesses, but in the categories that it is known for excelling, it is still among the most relevant cameras, even when considering the release of the D850. Pros - Exceptional resolution, image quality, and sharpness!

I upgraded to a D810 from a D200 so was used to the general layout and weight of such a camera. Realising that I'd reached the end of my time with the D200 I considered two other models in the Nikon range and discounted them for the following reasons:- D600 - didn't like the idea of having to lose...

Build Quality; Ergonomics; Great Features; Great Picture Quality

No Hdmi Cable

I bought this camera as a replacement to the D4 I was using in my previous employment. That was a great camera - consistent, great ergonomics, predictable image quality, heavy! Having tried a D800 a few years back I found the sharpness unuseable but the D810 is excellent in this regard.

If you're looking for top-of-the-line photography performance and image results in all types of shooting conditions in a variety of image formats, the Nikon D810 DSLR camera is going to fit your needs very well.

My wife was going to buy me this for my birthday. Was going to use Best Buy's one year interest free financing, overstocked offers 3yr interest free financing for the same price. No brainer Arrived great works great I'm ecstatic. Thanks overstocked.

Very good image quality and much more comfortable grip than the D800. It is also relatively quiet, much quieter than the D800 and even the DX models D7100 and D7000 which I upgraded from. Hard to find anything to complain about except the lack of PASM wheel and GPS and WiFI not built.

Nikon D810 Review - The Nikon D810 is the manufacturer's latest full frame DSLR, arriving with the promise of the best image quality of any Nikon DSLR ever.

Loss of low pass filter means great detail capture; High resolution; Solid build quality

Pretty bulky and quite heavy; Premium quality comes at a premium price

In the spring of 2012, Nikon announced two of the highest-resolution DSLRs ever made – the D800 and D800E. These cameras are practically identical, the only difference being that the effect of the optical low-pass filter is cancelled out in the D800E.

36.3-million-pixel; full-frame sensor; No optical low-pass filter; Fast; accurate 51-point AF system

Large file size at full resolution; Heavy and sizeable build

The Nikon D810 ($3,299.95, body only) is a full-frame camera with a high-resolution 36-megapixel image sensor, a tank-like build quality, and loads of features that will satisfy pro photographers and serious amateurs alike.

High-resolution full-frame image sensor; 5fps burst capture; Fast 51-point autofocus system; Wide ISO range (32-51200); 1080p60 video capture; Intervalometer and time lapse functions; Sensor omits low pass filter; Dual card slots; Sharp rear LCD; Loads of physical controls.

Expensive; Small Raw mode limited to 9MP; Time lapse limited to 8 hours; No integrated Wi-Fi or GPS