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Nikon D700 Review
Stille Photographie have reviewed the new Nikon D700, the second full-frame, FX-series DSLR camera from Nikon.
“Whatever test I have done, overall, I am very happy with what I have found out. Yes, there are some topics and points, which I mentioned, because I do not like them, but the overall 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. It is a very interesting and future oriented alternative to the D3 and should attract lots of happy customers. If I would have the money, I would sign into the already long waiting list of people who want to get it.”
Website: Stille Photographie - Nikon D700 Review
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#1 Tracy Besek - Detroit Family Photographer
I am looking forward to this release. I can't wait to give it a test drive!
5:00 pm - Sunday, July 20, 2008
#2 Gretchen Birdwell
Thank you for the review! I have been a Nikon user for many years; I am now using the Fugi S5 which replaced my D200. My husband uses a D300. After reading the reviews, I must say I am very interested in getting the D700. My only disappointment with the Fugi is the noise at higher ISO's.
Gretchen Birdwell
11:19 pm - Sunday, July 20, 2008
#3 Kitchener photographer
This makes me think about moving over to Nikon once I'm ready to afford a Canon 5D. Really pleased that Nikon is offering this. Jay
5:41 am - Tuesday, July 22, 2008
#4 Bob C
Just got mine yesterday. My Heritage A1, T90, F100, D200, D300, D700. All I can say is if you care about light (or most importantly - lack there of), it is absolutely stunning. I snapped off a few handheld shots on my 80-200 2.8, at 1/250 @ 200/2.8 at dusk into my redwood forest and it was absolutely amazing. *Reasonable* noise level - not eliminated, but *very* good, best I've ever seen. In fact, you probably wouldn't pick it up much on a mid size print. This camera opens up a whole new range of photo-ops.
12:11 am - Tuesday, August 5, 2008