Nikon D700
Last udpated: Review & Sample Images @ PhotographyBlog (02 September’08)
The Nikon D700 is a full-frame DSLR camera features 12.1-megapixel CMOS sensor, 51-point AF system, 3D Focus Tracking and two Live View shooting modes, ISO range from 200-6400 can be expanded to range from ISO 100 (Lo-1) to 25,600 (Hi-2), 0.12-second start-up speed, high-speed UDMA CF cards that will enable recording speeds up to 35 megabytes/second, Continuous shooting up to 5 frames per second, Dynamic Integrated Dust Reduction System, and a three-Inch, super-density 920,000-dot VGA color monitor. (Download Nikon D700 Brochure)
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Nikon D700 Reviews
PhotographyBlog reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“even ISO 3200 comparable to the results at ISO 800 from mid range DSLRs, and detail sufficiently retained at ISO 6400 to make the setting usable.. In conclusion the Nikon D700 looks and handles closer to the D300 than D3, in terms of controls and layouts, whilst of course featuring the D3’s full frame capture ability, but in a lighter and smaller design. “
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PCAuthority reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“our ISO 6400 images were nonetheless rendered usable with some gentle sharpening…those upgrading from a low-end DSLR such as the Nikon D40 should ask themselves if they’d be better off with a mid-range model such as the Canon 40D or Nikon D300. But those who decide to splash out won’t be disappointed. “
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PopPhoto reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“Color accuracy? The D700 garnered an Excellent rating and, with an average Delta E of 7.2, essentially matched the D300 and D3, as well as the Canon EOS-1D Mark III. That puts these a nose behind Canon’s EOS-1Ds Mark III, which scored an average Delta E of 6.98.”
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ScottKelby reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“So, in short, if you’ve dreamed of a D3 without the D3 pricetag, your dreams have finally come true in the Nikon D700 (and it’s why I’m awarding it my “Scott Thinks It’s Hot!” Award). Way to go, Nikon!”
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ImagingResource reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“I enjoyed my time with the Nikon D700 enough that I want one. I use a lot of cameras every year, and there are just a few I would like to own, with the more affordable Nikon D300 near the top of that list. But what I really want is a Nikon D700.”
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PhotoReview.au reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
The performance of the built-in flash was excellent, with consistent exposures from ISO 200 right up to ISO 6400 and only slight under- and over-exposure outside of the normal sensitivity range. Noise became apparent at ISO 3200 and shots taken at ISO 6400 without noise reduction had noticeable colour noise and blotchiness.”
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CameraLabs reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“The Nikon D700 is by far one of the most impressive DSLRs we’ve tested…Good points: Full-frame sensor with superb high ISO quality, Tough build and great ergonomics, Quick 51-point AF and 5fps shooting, 3in VGA screen with Live View. Bad points: High price premium of full-frame sensor, No Live Histogram in Live View, Anti-dust not particularly effective in our tests, PC control and RAW software not bundled. ”
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TrustedReviews reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“while the sometimes slow AF is also mildly frustrating. The dust reduction is a feature I have reservations about too. However, for the most part, the Nikon D700 is a joy to use and is capable of incredible results, so I’m sure it will make some lucky people very happy indeed. “
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ThinkCamera reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“There’s no point in beating around the bush - the Nikon D700 goes straight for the jugular; it’s a beast of a camera.The £2000 body only price tag sounds expensive, but in perspective it’s among the most affordable pro-grade DSLR; not only that, but it’s up there with the best of them.”
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LuminousLandscape reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“At any sensitivity up to ISO 1600 there’s little of concern in terms of low noise. Uncanny. At ISO 3200 a slight bit of luminance noise appears, but it can be easily removed in post. ISO 6400 is still eminently usable, and even ISO 12,000 equivalent is acceptable for reportage. “
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StillePhotographie reviews the Nikon D700 and writes;
“Overall, I am very happy with what I have found out. The concept of the D700 is a very attractive one - a price, which is still more or less affordable, a camera with a lot of good and valuable features and which takes very good images.”
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Nikon D700 Video Preview by PopPhoto;
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Nikon D700 Samples
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ PhotographyBlog
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ PopPhoto
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ ImagingResource
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ TrustedReviews
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ CameraLabs
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ DigitalRev
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ LuminousLandscape
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ ImagingResource
- Nikon D700 Sample Photos @ StillePhotographie
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Nikon D700 Guides
- Nikon D700 Guides
- Nikon D700 DVD Guides
Nikon D700 Videos
A Video showing Nikon D700 buttons and controls;
A Video showing Nikon D700 Frame Rate;
Nikon D700 User Manual (PDF)
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Nikon D700 Press Release
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 1 July 2008 - Nikon Europe is pleased to announce the introduction of an all-new FX-format digital SLR: the 12.1 megapixel Nikon D700, designed to enable many more photographers to enjoy the acclaimed image quality of the Nikon D3, but in a smaller form factor.
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