The Nikon D810 offers high quality images with excellent colour rendition. It delivers sharp photos in any light. Professional photographers use it to deliver outstanding images for weddings, sporting events, vacations, graduations, school photos and films. For cinematographers and camera operators, this camera is an excellent tool. Some of the top features include fast frame rates, image processing and energy efficient.
This camera offers outstanding image quality that is hard to beat, even when there is not a lot of light. The Nikon D810 features an improved image sensor. The result is true optical precision of NIKKOR lenses, which provides flawless rendering even at these pixel counts.
The D810 is the full-frame D-SLR that provides all the features that cinematographers need. It is another top notch camera from Nikon. The camera offers outstanding image quality and 1080p videos recorded at 60/50/30/25/24p uncompressed to an external device. It allows users to change from light to dark scenes without frame-rate adjustments thanks to ISO Auto Adjust.
This camera is fast and precise. You will be able to capture 5 fps at full resolution and in 5:4 crop mode. An additional feature is tack-sharp focus, which is perfect for high resolution images. There is also an Advanced Multi-CAM 3500FX AF sensor. Vibration has been reduced thanks to a newly designed sequencer mechanism and Electronic Front Curtain Shutter system.
Nikon's EXPEED image processing delivers superior quality photos. The new design is amazing. The Nikon D810 is faster and the frame rates are 25 perfect faster. Plus it comes with a wide dynamic range and optimizations for 1080 60p video. The Nikon D810 is well worth the price tag.
A newer model Nikon D850 was released in July 2017.
$899.00 - $1,599.00
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USED not refurbished!
Pros: BuyDig was easy and quick to work with on return. Cons: Had it for only one day before sending back. They themselves do not do the rebuilds. I called Nikon USA and they confirmed they rebuilt it just a couple months before I bought it.
My 810
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.
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!
Awescable for dorm living
Love this cable! Perfect for my Galaxy S6, which I run my life on. I'm in a dorm, so plugs are limited, and this long cable can reach my desk or bed, perfectly, even when the bed is lifted or bunked.
I continue to receive an error message FEE with all ...
I continue to receive an error message FEE with all my Prime Lens! Although I move to the lowest Aperture it continues to give me the error message!
Beautiful camera
I recently lost my first 810 to salt water. So....since the 850 is not immediately available AND it would cost much more when you consider one would need new media cards, a new L bracket, a card reader, etc....getting another beautiful 810 was a good choice for me.
Nikon D810
Nikon D810 is a great camera,what else is there to say.- Great camera.It's everything I wanted and more
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Nikon D810 review
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
Nikon polishes up another great full-frame camera with the new D810.
Nikon D810
Boasting a brand new 36.3-megapixel FX format sensor with no optical low pass filter, the Nikon D810 promises the highest image quality in Nikon's history, at least according to Nikon.
