This kit is one that I would recommend to those looking to upgrade to a full-frame body as well as replace some of their crop sensor glass. Often times those who are making the jump to full-frame find that they need to replace some of their existing glass that is designed for use with APS-C or 'crop...

Full frame cameras are a big decision to make. For some photographers, it's almost as difficult to decide as swearing commitment for an arranged marriage. Once you have known or used a full frame sensor camera, you would readily find limits of your DX format snapper.

Amazing image quality; Low noise on high ISO; High resolution; dynamic range; Long battery life

AF on videos isn't very fine; Expensive

I sold my venerable D3s for the D810. I have gotten into macro photography in a big way and having a sensor that is 3x the resolution of the D3s is huge, as I like to crop many of my macro shots, and being able to still have a large file after cropping is very nice!

Image size! lighter than Nikon's traditional pro cameras picture quality is simply outstanding maintains traditional Nikon pro body controls and locations

Wish Wi-Fi was integrated Must get the MB-D12 grip to make it "feel" and hold like a pro series camera

Last month, I took the Nikon D810 out on the Sierra High Route - one of the toughest adventures around. It got dirty, wet, and constantly banged around. Here's how it performed.

The camera is excellent like every Nikon that I got. great image quality.

The camera weight is OK but when you added the power battery grip is heavy, you can notice the difference but you can take advantage of the weight to get better stabilization.

Easy To Use; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Image Quality; High ISO Performance; Large Clear LCD

Little Heavy

, the Nikon D810 is easily the model on the market right now that I'd recommend. Its image quality stands out, even against other consumer- and pro-sumer-level DSLRs, which isn't easy to do.

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

When it was released, the Nikon D810 might not, on the face of it, have looked like a terribly exciting camera. But if the D810 seemed unexciting at a casual glance, it's because its key selling points didn't necessarily jump out. The D800 and D800E set a high bar for 'wow!

I use this camera manly for a hobby not for professional use , Take wonderful photo's but people are all way complaining about what camera you must have. Rubbish . it not the camera its the person who takes the photo, it dose not matter what type of camera you use.

Make the most out of the power that a 36.3-megapixel camera possesses and redefine the possibilities of high-megapixel video and still photography with the full-frame performance of Nikon D810. The exceptional FX-format image sensor ensures.