D850

Changed form the D800 ( which I plan on keeping as my second body) and spent two weeks with it this past month in France. There is definitely a learning curve and if you are planning on getting it, I urge to buy Thom Hogan´s eBook-it´s very detailed (this is my third Hogan eBook) but very worth the time to study it. The camera is amazing in so many ways but what impressed me the most is the sensor´s ability to perfectly capture underexposed shots. The detail is amazing. It offers really fast continuous shooting, ridiculous shutter speeds and ISOs off charts. I shoot in manual mode mostly and found it to be very friendly and easy to control. I was debating about the mirrorless camera but I am very happy with my decision to go with the D850 for many reasons. Probably the best digital SLR ever made, to date.

Previous to buying the D850 I owned the D810....I am blown away by the clarity of the D850 over the D810....amazing how much more detail and density my images have:)

A little bit of a learning curve shooting with this many megapixels - excellent photos and I can blow them up to poster size no problem.

Added this to my D800 and F6 and FM2n body fleet. Amazing upgrades from the D800, Love the touch-screen for specific focus areas of a scene. Can use ALL my accumulated Nikon lenses on this body. Awesome!

This camera is amazing in all aspects. Puts out some awesome pictures

I have always owned Nikon cameras and this is the ultimate camera, the clarity is unmatched anywhere. My others take great pics, but this one makes them look bad. The D850 captures details that the naked eye cannot see when using certain lenses. I can crop a picture to gain a zoom on and not loose any quality in the picture.

It seems at consistent as the D700, if this continues as expected we may have the solid successor of one of the best and toughest Nikon DSLR, the reliable D700.

All I can say this is a great camera,so far no cons photos look great in in Photoshop. I use it with a Nikon 24-70 2.8mm lens I walk around all day with it I don´t find it heavy.If your looking to upgrade D850 is the way to go

After a few years with my D750, having already shot close to 100k photos, the option to go mirrorless versus stay with DSLR was upon me. I know this is a complex topic, so suffice to say that I LOVE my D850, have already done timelapses, long exposures, shot a short film, and 7 fashion/modeling shoots. It´s everything I wished the 750 was and more, a natural alternative to consider when upgrading. Noise is nonexistent when shooting at ISO 64, absolutely clean. I wish the 4k UHD video option had 60fps available, and accessories can be pricey (like the $300 battery grip), even a third party high-speed memory card can run $200 (120GB), but overall I am absolutely loving this camera and strongly recommend it to anyone considering upgrading their D750 (or crop frame Nikon DSLR), if they really want to stay with DSLR.