Got that exact combination, D800E, Grip and 70-200 2.6 VR2. May I just add this: With the Grip and put the camera in DX mode, it will give you 15MP, but no ordinary 15MP, because NO AA FILTER. AND: Then you will get a nice 6 fps - I use this for photographing surfers at our local beaches - works a treat. You just can't do the same amount of cropping as FX, but still FANTASTIC!
Gr8 review mate. I love your laid back style, honesty and amicable nature. Power to ya and your parents that raised you! I researched lenses quite a bit and have recently upgraded my old D90 of 4 years to a D7100 with a 18-140 3.5-5.6. Love the 7100. I found a guy selling a new 24-70 2.8 for 1500 so I grabbed that (anticipating finding a spare 3K as soon as I can and getting a D800E). I put off going to full frame due to D600 problems and then when comparing 600/610 to D7100 I found little advantage so chose to save up for D800E. That 24-70 is a sweet lense. Zoom ring is a bit different to the cheap kit lenses I used b4 and now, but it is so sharp and fast. Thank you for your informative video and keep being a happy free soul treading your own path! Cheers Wayne.
I came from a sony a850 background. I now own a d800.... paired with good glass this beast can produce some amazing RAW files with so much tonal detail you can literally change the hour of the day in post, without any noise punishment.... most people will judge a camera from portraits and more or less subject oriented shoots. Try shooting a forest with a d800 and ANY OTHER dslr... and look for the individual leaves....
Oh well, you're review of the D800E is the last review I watched because you pretty much sealed the deal. Earlier this morning (well, since I kinda live on the other side of the globe) I purchased a D800E and never looked back. I purchased a Nikon 24-70 F2.8, the 85 F/1.4G, and an old school Nikkor 50 F/1.2. Sad thing is that I'll have to cut back on food a bit and work alot more, but its worth more than every penny I spent and work that is probably gonna drain me. Thanks bro :D
quote : can capture up to a theoretical max of 14.4 f-stops of dynamic range. The usable dynamic range of most DSLRs, however, is closer to 5-9 f-stops
I shoot 8-10 weddings a month on a D800E. No issues whatsoever. I am on a macbook retina. Just use the setting in the camera "Lossless Compressed". That will bring the file size from 75mb down to 45mb. No loss in RAW quality at all. Buy the D800E, learn it, love it, and be happy with it. You will be glad you listened to us. P.S please use the links provided in this video to Adorama, B&H or amazon whichever you prefer. To support our channel and efforts to keep the reviews coming. Thanks!
Thanks man! Its a great camera. Be sure to use the 14-24mm, 24-70mm, and the 24mm 1.4G ED prime. Those are best with the D800E. Also if you decide to grab one please support the channel and use the links in the info box above. Happy Shooting
Excellent job. Very informative review. You have gone into D800E features that others have not. Your point about not needing more than the 4fps is exactly right. that is exactly my argument.
Thank You, I am just starting out with Full Frame and I thought a older FX dslr body would be more economical to buy versus shelling out $2500. Up Front. Buying a used D800e might be a way to get around the Full Frame Price Tag on a Newer Model!
I had read somewhere that the D800E since it is minus that little filter will give you a tad sharper image in photo mode but it does something when filing video that the D610 does better. I don't know how to explain it. Let me commend you on your FANTASTIC reviews of the D610 in the New York night setting and the 800E in this video. Great informative reviews. :-)
Tokina 16-28 is a great lens. The Nikon 14-24 is a better tho. Better build, better AF and optically slightly better with Nano coating. The 24-70 will get you most wide angle shots that you need but there is those times where a 14-24 will save you. Big wedding party or family photos in a small space is one of them.
Well, just being honest, please don't bash me *I'm scared shitless for saying this* you look like someone who's either on drugs, a rockstar, a skater, but not looking like someone inclined to photography at all. However you are very informative and you sound like someone who not only knows what you're talking about, but you actually sound like you're like one of those who are a friend that you'd really look for to hang out with.
Excellent verbal descriptions and opinions! However you could demonstrate a point and shoot on city streets. Maybe a car museum or something similar next time.
Corey thanks for a great review. I agree D800/e are the the best DSLR for the money today. 4 fps is fast enough unless covering crazy fast movement like Nascar or Downhill ski racing. If you need to spray and pray you don't have the skills to own a camera at this level anyway. Crazy dynamic range and color bit is beautiful. You can choose 36mb, 20mb or 9mb for those crying about file sizes. And for those crying foul about ISO, Google D800 night photography or star photography and tell me this isn't gorgeous. Practically medium format for under $3k
Do you won one? In that case I will want to know what will be the difference between D800 and D610? In terms of image quality and ISO mainly...? If pictures are taken in 20mp does the noise increase or it has nothing to do with that relation? Thanks in advance.
Nice review for D800E.. Want to buy it but some people said wedding its not practical Thousand of picture & 36mb kills on tarnsfer time..What do you think about that faymusmedia? What should i do? Should i buy D800E for wedding..
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention something since Adobe has this thing that's called DNG (I dunno if thats the name of the program/app) that adds an extra step in post processing photos (well, more like the new first step) that helps reduce the file size through mega pixels (I think) but the quality isn't compromised at all. Coupled with the lossless compressed of the D800E, have you tried it?
I enjoy watching and listening to you talk, but that music just pissed me right off. You don't need it, man. I'm here to listen to you, and you are interesting without the music.
Also, @ a chopper (helicopter) show here in Australia last weekend, I spoke to a local Photog for the regional Mag and he was a solid Canon Shooter for the last 2 decades. He has recently dropped the 5D and all cannon for his D800. He wanted the D700 but all sold out so he went D800 and has had no problems. Swears by his D800. He said it is no good for sports stuff that was his only gripe. So a D7100 and a D800(E) is a killer combo!
Cory, what about not being able to adjust the audio while filming? I guess you could always put any type of "Zoom" audio recorder and adjust the audio that way. Now when I was messing with my D800E it did not say 1080P it was telling me 1080i on video? I will probably give B&H one more try with the 800E. I guess it just had bad luck with the First Two I received.
You need to read about dynamic range. There is 14.7 useable stops with RAW shooting. I use this camera every single day. It has much more than 5-9 stops. For pete's sake 5-9 stops is below what a Nikon F2 would shoot. LOL
Now you've got me drooling over a D800E from my other camera I was drooling over the D610. LOL Big difference between them? Your 610 review was great BTW. I'm an old school protographer that went to Daytona Beach Photo School for 2 yrs. Worked as a Pro for about 8 yrs. Long enough to collect a Nikon F2AS and a Hasselblad 500cm film camera. I just shoot for my pleasure now but was disappointed with the quality of my D-80 which has long bit the dust. Any suggestions? I would love to use the Nikon 14-24 I think it is. Great lens. Good video again.
I got the D600 and am totally happy with it. I think D800 with its 36 megapixels is an overkill, it is more than I will ever need. But thats just my personal opinion. And Im too poor to afford the D800 :-)
Great review, thank You so much. I just aquired a new to me D800 and am learning. However if I may suggest this: keep the review to the camera in question solely, in this case the D800 and not the D800E. I i had the dole for D800E I would look for reviews on that camera. But while on the subject of that "other" more expensive camera, can the filter on the D800 be removed?
Really hope your review is true as I've just ordered one... coming from the 5D MKII I'm a little worried but I hope I'm not going to be disappointed :)
Nestor Ferro Well I've had my Nikon for a few weeks and love it.. the change was easier than I thought and the camera is excellent!! I've got some really fast memory cards in it and have not issues with speed. The 36mp is awesome and it allows you to crop pretty much what you want and still keep the quality.
Hi Cory, Well I've gone through 2 800E's so far. Main problem is having the CF card pins being bent. My First one it came with a bent pin and they sent me another one no problem. I put my SD & CF card in. I was very careful with the CF card and I get an err message. I took at the CF card and my 800 had a bent pin on it. I then looked at the CF card and it had part of a broken off pin in it. For such a great camera the CF pins are way too weak and to me that is a deal killer. I can't have a camera and use Kit gloves with it, I don't abuse my Digital cameras like I did as a Pro with my Nikon F2AS cameras. Even my Blad is a tough camera. I think I may have to go with the D610 or just go to the "Other Side" and get a full frame Canon like the Mark III. Any input?
Any issues with hand held blur? I was watching the creative live intro 800E class and got worried about hand held comment. I need it for wedding and engagement gigs. Thx
not sure If Its true what he says In the article, anyway good review. Im switching over to Nikon ( from 5DII ) just for the DR and wideangel zooms from Nikon ( landscapes ).
As a D3 user Im a little afraid going over to the D800E mainly because of file size. Im getting the D800E next week most probably. I have the 70-200 VRII and 28-70 2.8 and 16-35 f/4 VR and 500 f/4 all nikon. I presume these will be ok with the D800E. Im a little worried about the older 28-70? Have you heard about DNG from adobe? where you can convert your large files to around 20mb while keeping the pixel size? If so what do you think of this process? Also have you tried HDR? how would that go in photomatix or whatever HDR software is used with such big files? I also use macro retina but only 8 gig ram hope its fast enough. Great review.
@1:53 I think the sun just so happened to be in a spot that the lens hood can't really do its job well to prevent sun flare, Nikon lens hoods are kinda not so good, or the lens used in the video is either a bad batch... or something else. I uses my Canon DSLR the most, but I still can't deny how I admire Nikon's cameras for being so damn good. Then again, I'm shitty when it comes to their interface (my first DSLR was a Nikon) and I take more shots with Canon.
Are you still impressed with the D800E or have you found issues that have changed your mind? I have a D5100 and I enjoy using it, but wanted a step up. The D600 and 610 seem to have lots of complaints. so this looks like a good choice, albeit expensive. Thanks Man. Enjoyed your video.
ok, I really need a shoulder strap like the guy is wearing in the video (also need a camera like that) can anyone tell me where I can get a shoulder strap like the one in the video?????
:( I ditched my 70-200mm vrII & 24mm f1.4G for Canons superior 70-200mm isII (&24-70mm II) because the Nikon 70-200mm falls very short of 200mm effectively. They lied, it's a 65-128(min focus distance)-140mm. pissed I had to buy an inferior 5D mark III. Going to keep my D800E, 85mm f1,4G & Sigma 35mm f1.4 exdg. nothing can touch those two primes with the D800E.
Has anyone use this camera for weddings? Would you buy this camera if someone were trying to sell it to you for 1300 bucks with only 1110 actuations? I'm getting ready to buy a decent 750 but if this thing handles weddings well I'll just get this one and save me $1000 what do you think?
You will be fine with either. The D800E is the better buy hands down. Its not that bad for file size. I shoot in lossless compressed and its not much different in size compared to the D610l
my sony a6000 has twice as many focus points and double the fps at a fraction of the price, ppl still falling for a brand name, oh and it probably has a sony sensor in it too, how ironic...
brazeers1 Yea same for me. You should never belive the hype about sony or other cameras like it. Canon and Nikon, Hasselblad and Pentax deliver the best quality.
A very expensive camera in the hands of a guy who's lacking a TOTAL sense on technical data. Video take is poor. Don't let the wife do the video, please. Do you comb your hair with firecrackers?
Mr DuPont throw a link my way to view your portfolio please, as someone who is obviously a professional will have better material that i might want to buy
Got that exact combination, D800E, Grip and 70-200 2.6 VR2.
May I just add this: With the Grip and put the camera in DX mode, it will give you 15MP, but no ordinary 15MP, because NO AA FILTER.
AND: Then you will get a nice 6 fps - I use this for photographing surfers at our local beaches - works a treat. You just can't do the same amount of cropping as FX, but still FANTASTIC!
Gr8 review mate. I love your laid back style, honesty and amicable nature. Power to ya and your parents that raised you! I researched lenses quite a bit and have recently upgraded my old D90 of 4 years to a D7100 with a 18-140 3.5-5.6. Love the 7100. I found a guy selling a new 24-70 2.8 for 1500 so I grabbed that (anticipating finding a spare 3K as soon as I can and getting a D800E). I put off going to full frame due to D600 problems and then when comparing 600/610 to D7100 I found little advantage so chose to save up for D800E. That 24-70 is a sweet lense. Zoom ring is a bit different to the cheap kit lenses I used b4 and now, but it is so sharp and fast. Thank you for your informative video and keep being a happy free soul treading your own path! Cheers Wayne.
I came from a sony a850 background. I now own a d800.... paired with good glass this beast can produce some amazing RAW files with so much tonal detail you can literally change the hour of the day in post, without any noise punishment....
most people will judge a camera from portraits and more or less subject oriented shoots. Try shooting a forest with a d800 and ANY OTHER dslr... and look for the individual leaves....
Love the review! So dynamic and fun! Makes a change from most sedated reviewers
Thanks Aleksandr!
Yup, The D800 is just plain amazing. You should see what the D800E files look like. They are gorgeous.
Oh well, you're review of the D800E is the last review I watched because you pretty much sealed the deal. Earlier this morning (well, since I kinda live on the other side of the globe) I purchased a D800E and never looked back. I purchased a Nikon 24-70 F2.8, the 85 F/1.4G, and an old school Nikkor 50 F/1.2. Sad thing is that I'll have to cut back on food a bit and work alot more, but its worth more than every penny I spent and work that is probably gonna drain me. Thanks bro :D
D800E for sure! Use the links I have provided to make purchases to support the channel and the reviews. Thanks!
Thanks, I am glad I could help. In my opinion yes! If you can afford it. Buy it now before it goes up, I think itsd $3096 right now.
quote : can capture up to a theoretical max of 14.4 f-stops of dynamic range. The usable dynamic range of most DSLRs, however, is closer to 5-9 f-stops
I shoot 8-10 weddings a month on a D800E. No issues whatsoever. I am on a macbook retina. Just use the setting in the camera "Lossless Compressed". That will bring the file size from 75mb down to 45mb. No loss in RAW quality at all.
Buy the D800E, learn it, love it, and be happy with it. You will be glad you listened to us.
P.S please use the links provided in this video to Adorama, B&H or amazon whichever you prefer. To support our channel and efforts to keep the reviews coming.
Thanks!
Thanks man! Its a great camera. Be sure to use the 14-24mm, 24-70mm, and the 24mm 1.4G ED prime. Those are best with the D800E. Also if you decide to grab one please support the channel and use the links in the info box above.
Happy Shooting
Thanks Corey....really appreciate your informative videos.
Excellent job. Very informative review. You have gone into D800E features that others have not. Your point about not needing more than the 4fps is exactly right. that is exactly my argument.
i love how u did a review with ur shorts on , so cool and free..
Thank You, I am just starting out with Full Frame and I thought a older FX dslr body would be more economical to buy versus shelling out $2500. Up Front. Buying a used D800e might be a way to get around the Full Frame Price Tag on a Newer Model!
I had read somewhere that the D800E since it is minus that little filter will give you a tad sharper image in photo mode but it does something when filing video that the D610 does better. I don't know how to explain it. Let me commend you on your FANTASTIC reviews of the D610 in the New York night setting and the 800E in this video. Great informative reviews. :-)
Tokina 16-28 is a great lens. The Nikon 14-24 is a better tho. Better build, better AF and optically slightly better with Nano coating. The 24-70 will get you most wide angle shots that you need but there is those times where a 14-24 will save you. Big wedding party or family photos in a small space is one of them.
Well, just being honest, please don't bash me *I'm scared shitless for saying this* you look like someone who's either on drugs, a rockstar, a skater, but not looking like someone inclined to photography at all. However you are very informative and you sound like someone who not only knows what you're talking about, but you actually sound like you're like one of those who are a friend that you'd really look for to hang out with.
Excellent verbal descriptions and opinions! However you could demonstrate a point and shoot on city streets. Maybe a car museum or something similar next time.
Love my D800e with the 24-70, can't beat it.
@7:10, the music gets too loud!
Corey thanks for a great review. I agree D800/e are the the best DSLR for the money today. 4 fps is fast enough unless covering crazy fast movement like Nascar or Downhill ski racing. If you need to spray and pray you don't have the skills to own a camera at this level anyway. Crazy dynamic range and color bit is beautiful. You can choose 36mb, 20mb or 9mb for those crying about file sizes. And for those crying foul about ISO, Google D800 night photography or star photography and tell me this isn't gorgeous. Practically medium format for under $3k
Do you won one? In that case I will want to know what will be the difference between D800 and D610? In terms of image quality and ISO mainly...? If pictures are taken in 20mp does the noise increase or it has nothing to do with that relation? Thanks in advance.
The Df looked interesting but this looks even better! Great review! Great presentation.
Best review yet, IMO
awsome review corey,,,this camera is really a quality monster...thanks
Nice review for D800E.. Want to buy it but some people said wedding its not practical Thousand of picture & 36mb kills on tarnsfer time..What do you think about that faymusmedia? What should i do? Should i buy D800E for wedding..
Just hit the info button to scroll through the various options.
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention something since Adobe has this thing that's called DNG (I dunno if thats the name of the program/app) that adds an extra step in post processing photos (well, more like the new first step) that helps reduce the file size through mega pixels (I think) but the quality isn't compromised at all. Coupled with the lossless compressed of the D800E, have you tried it?
I enjoy watching and listening to you talk, but that music just pissed me right off. You don't need it, man.
I'm here to listen to you, and you are interesting without the music.
outstanding review I cant WAIT too get this camera! but one quick question is getting the E really worth the extra 500 bucks?
thanks
Also, @ a chopper (helicopter) show here in Australia last weekend, I spoke to a local Photog for the regional Mag and he was a solid Canon Shooter for the last 2 decades. He has recently dropped the 5D and all cannon for his D800. He wanted the D700 but all sold out so he went D800 and has had no problems. Swears by his D800. He said it is no good for sports stuff that was his only gripe. So a D7100 and a D800(E) is a killer combo!
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Disregard my last comment about the Moire on the D800E when doing video, you answered it at the end of the video.
I have the Nikon 24-70 and I was wondering if it was worth to get a wider angle lens such as the Tokina 16-28.
Cory, what about not being able to adjust the audio while filming? I guess you could always put any type of "Zoom" audio recorder and adjust the audio that way. Now when I was messing with my D800E it did not say 1080P it was telling me 1080i on video? I will probably give B&H one more try with the 800E. I guess it just had bad luck with the First Two I received.
Thanks man! Its a great combo!
You need to read about dynamic range. There is 14.7 useable stops with RAW shooting. I use this camera every single day. It has much more than 5-9 stops. For pete's sake 5-9 stops is below what a Nikon F2 would shoot. LOL
I haven't seen one that _doesn't_ have a histogram, I think even my old d50 did, the D7000 / D7100 definitely do
Thanks. For. Sharing!
How do you add the histogram to the live view?
Now you've got me drooling over a D800E from my other camera I was drooling over the D610. LOL Big difference between them? Your 610 review was great BTW. I'm an old school protographer that went to Daytona Beach Photo School for 2 yrs. Worked as a Pro for about 8 yrs. Long enough to collect a Nikon F2AS and a Hasselblad 500cm film camera. I just shoot for my pleasure now but was disappointed with the quality of my D-80 which has long bit the dust. Any suggestions? I would love to use the Nikon 14-24 I think it is. Great lens. Good video again.
The D800E hands down is a monster!
Ahh you are so right thanks for setting me straight!
I got the D600 and am totally happy with it. I think D800 with its 36 megapixels is an overkill, it is more than I will ever need. But thats just my personal opinion. And Im too poor to afford the D800 :-)
Just ordered my own, you picked up any big moire problems? i do occasionally shoot subjects with repeating fine patterns. Lee.
Great review, thank You so much. I just aquired a new to me D800 and am learning. However if I may suggest this: keep the review to the camera in question solely, in this case the D800 and not the D800E. I i had the dole for D800E I would look for reviews on that camera.
But while on the subject of that "other" more expensive camera, can the filter on the D800 be removed?
Really hope your review is true as I've just ordered one... coming from the 5D MKII I'm a little worried but I hope I'm not going to be disappointed :)
let us know what u think
Nestor Ferro
Well I've had my Nikon for a few weeks and love it.. the change was easier than I thought and the camera is excellent!! I've got some really fast memory cards in it and have not issues with speed. The 36mp is awesome and it allows you to crop pretty much what you want and still keep the quality.
D800E is an awesome and purely detailed image creator. Its just win!
honestly im stuck between choices of D800 and D800E .... yes the D800E has more details..... but im just confused :(
im also more concerned abt noise.... compared to the D700
Hi Cory, Well I've gone through 2 800E's so far. Main problem is having the CF card pins being bent. My First one it came with a bent pin and they sent me another one no problem. I put my SD & CF card in. I was very careful with the CF card and I get an err message. I took at the CF card and my 800 had a bent pin on it. I then looked at the CF card and it had part of a broken off pin in it. For such a great camera the CF pins are way too weak and to me that is a deal killer. I can't have a camera and use Kit gloves with it, I don't abuse my Digital cameras like I did as a Pro with my Nikon F2AS cameras. Even my Blad is a tough camera.
I think I may have to go with the D610 or just go to the "Other Side" and get a full frame Canon like the Mark III. Any input?
Hi, I was wondering if you edit the shots that you include in the video. They don't seem to be. Could you clarify please? :) Cheers!
Any issues with hand held blur? I was watching the creative live intro 800E class and got worried about hand held comment. I need it for wedding and engagement gigs. Thx
not sure If Its true what he says In the article, anyway good review. Im switching over to Nikon ( from 5DII ) just for the DR and wideangel zooms from Nikon ( landscapes ).
hey, great camera! what eye cup are you using?
Very Good one bro... thanks
is the 14 stops of DR also in video mode
As a D3 user Im a little afraid going over to the D800E mainly because of file size. Im getting the D800E next week most probably. I have the 70-200 VRII and 28-70 2.8 and 16-35 f/4 VR and 500 f/4 all nikon. I presume these will be ok with the D800E. Im a little worried about the older 28-70? Have you heard about DNG from adobe? where you can convert your large files to around 20mb while keeping the pixel size? If so what do you think of this process? Also have you tried HDR? how would that go in photomatix or whatever HDR software is used with such big files? I also use macro retina but only 8 gig ram hope its fast enough. Great review.
@1:53 I think the sun just so happened to be in a spot that the lens hood can't really do its job well to prevent sun flare, Nikon lens hoods are kinda not so good, or the lens used in the video is either a bad batch... or something else. I uses my Canon DSLR the most, but I still can't deny how I admire Nikon's cameras for being so damn good. Then again, I'm shitty when it comes to their interface (my first DSLR was a Nikon) and I take more shots with Canon.
Are you still impressed with the D800E or have you found issues that have changed your mind? I have a D5100 and I enjoy using it, but wanted a step up. The D600 and 610 seem to have lots of complaints. so this looks like a good choice, albeit expensive. Thanks Man. Enjoyed your video.
whats the difference between the d800e and the d800......
No EVF = No Sale. I'll wait for the D900 or whenever Nikon finally gets its act together and designs an EVF for its high end DSLRs.
When are u gonna put up a review of Nikon D810.....?
The Kodak DCS 100 was released in 1991.
What about the whitebalance issue? Also, how does it compare Canon 5D MK-III's 61 AF points? You mentioned you had used Canon 5D MK-III.
The D800E and 5Dmark III are both great cameras, The D800E has awesome white balance. No issues with it.
Faymusmedia
Is the D800e that much different from the D800???
D800E doesn't have anti-aliasing filter on the senssor and hence, pproduces sharper images.
Niranjan Nanda
Thanks for the reply. Do you think it is worth the price difference.
I haven't used it personally, but most of the reviews are saying its worth. I would say do your own research n rent one before buying.
Oh ok. Yea, the D800E has 14.7 stops of dynamic range. Its all useable. Great camera. Almost perfect.
My D3100 certainly has a histogram. Or at least in the review screen anyway.
Do you have any review comparing D800 and D610? It will be great to see these two side by side to choose among these two full frames. :)
D800 is better..
DamienBlcK D800E is sharper
ok, I really need a shoulder strap like the guy is wearing in the video (also need a camera like that) can anyone tell me where I can get a shoulder strap like the one in the video?????
question - I have an opportunity to purchase a D800E for around $700 but it has a 77,000 shutter count - Is that to high ?
Be careful with that one but it depends on the care taken with the camera.
14-24 is the best nothing more i can say.. totally worth the money even if u cant afford it get a loan...
Hoodman Eyecup. I did a review on it. Check my videos. Thanks for watching!
:( I ditched my 70-200mm vrII & 24mm f1.4G for Canons superior 70-200mm isII (&24-70mm II) because the Nikon 70-200mm falls very short of 200mm effectively. They lied, it's a 65-128(min focus distance)-140mm. pissed I had to buy an inferior 5D mark III. Going to keep my D800E, 85mm f1,4G & Sigma 35mm f1.4 exdg. nothing can touch those two primes with the D800E.
that scream scared the shit out of me cory lol
Has anyone use this camera for weddings? Would you buy this camera if someone were trying to sell it to you for 1300 bucks with only 1110 actuations? I'm getting ready to buy a decent 750 but if this thing handles weddings well I'll just get this one and save me $1000 what do you think?
Oh wow this was shot were I live
D610 or 800E???? I'm just afraid I'lll need to daisy chain 4-5 2 TB USB Hard Drives. LOL
You will be fine with either. The D800E is the better buy hands down. Its not that bad for file size. I shoot in lossless compressed and its not much different in size compared to the D610l
Faymusmedia What do you think about the extended warranty that B&H sells thru Nikon?
Its a pretty good warranty. I trust B&H.
So What About The Nikon D800 Camera.............?
Its Better Than D800E?
Dslr's have been out for 20 years?
who else agrees this is better than the 5D mk3? i'm a nikon shooter but that's a hard statement to make..
Love this camera
You can get this camera on sale with the lens kit by www.digiht.com/nikond800e for anyone looking for it
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I was a little concerned fr your safety around 2:32
Looks fun and awesome, too bad I can't afford it! :l
broke bitch...haha!
Even my old D90 have a histogram
LOL Thanks Buddy haha. Yea it looked scary now that I look at it closely. Then 4 seconds later a county sheriff drives by haha.
D5100, D5200, D3200 do not have it.
You need to do more research.
14.7 steps dynamic range? that´s impossible/ridiculous - i think it´s 11 to 12 steps, not more.
lol 200 iso, this guy is nuts 200 iso! how the hell will it handle all that noise!
I didn't think the viewers would enjoy 12,800 ISO in sunlight.
lol what do you mean?
LOL Thanks. I love what I do. Crazy hair doesnt mean drugs tho haha.
Dude, it's not the camera... you look like a New York tattoo artist... or just some kind of artist from New York.
holy shit man, eat something. eat everything. get some meat on those bones
Good Content, Bad Recording.
my sony a6000 has twice as many focus points and double the fps at a fraction of the price, ppl still falling for a brand name, oh and it probably has a sony sensor in it too, how ironic...
Had a Sony. The worst camera I ever had. Reviews were good but couldn't focus on shit. Junk
brazeers1 Yea same for me. You should never belive the hype about sony or other cameras like it. Canon and Nikon, Hasselblad and Pentax deliver the best quality.
Xanode fuck Sony. Nice images but rubbish build quality. I had one
A very expensive camera in the hands of a guy who's lacking a TOTAL sense on technical data.
Video take is poor.
Don't let the wife do the video, please.
Do you comb your hair with firecrackers?
Mr DuPont throw a link my way to view your portfolio please, as someone who is obviously a professional will have better material that i might want to buy
were you paid to say those things ?!!?!?