D850

I have been using Nikons since 1971, when I purchase an FTn and 50mm f/1.4 lens. I still use the 50mm with the D850 I have had for close to a month. I have had a D800 since 2013, and a D500 for a little over 1 year, and the D850 surpasses my highest expectations, despite my reading many reviews and evaluations of the D850. I wish I had a second D850 Body! I have used both the D500 and the D800 as backup bodies, with great results, but knowing what the D850 is capable of I know the Upgrade of images/video quality could be substantial with a second D850.

I have being shooting with Nikon since 2015, stared with the D550 then the D750 and now D850. For me the different is noticeable, very well performance in low light, the ISO, the metering, every thing, I´m very very Happy

The details, features, and amount of information that each raw photo captures really does blow me away. The more you put into this camera the better results you´re going to achieve. The Nikon 35mm 1.4 has warmth that is a noticeable difference from its 1.8 counter part. The battery pack grip with 9 frames per second definitely comes in great handy. The way it fits in you´re hand gives the user incredible stability and fullness. With its wide ability to bracket in several directions... stops above and below really allows me to expand my dynamic range of an image fast. I´m still having trouble achieving edge to edge clarity with focus shifting that seems to be a more of a trial and error setting but once you get it down I´m sure it´s a phenomenal feature.

I have used my D 850 since purchased and it has performed brilliantly, I on the other hand am still trying to catch up with the camera, I use it almost exclusively with my 24 - 70 mm f 2.8 zoom lens and on at least one occasion with my 28 - 300 mm f 3.5 - 5.6 zoom lens both of which have performed brilliantly with the D 850. After my D 810 I wasn´t aware I would need another tutorial on how to get the most out of it! I have taken well over 3,500 photos in 4 different scenarios with excellent results even when I had used Flat in set picture control which I can say I won´t be using that setting anytime soon!
I have used it to take photos of my grandkids with excellent results, wild animals and birds out my back patio again with excellent results, street photography with excellent results and boats at a marina along with all kinds of birds even the one that dove into the water to steal my grandsons bait off the hook again all photos were very good including my hand shaking the camera to pan in on the action!! I only have the D 850 a little more than a month and it already has my admiration, I can hardly wait to get to use it on the wildlife on Long Island Parks and latter this summer on my trips to Cape Cod and Niagara Falls, a wedding I will be a guest at in July as well as several children´s birthday parties and a Christening, my hope is that Nikon will allow me to update this review or write another with the updates!
I really feel that Nikon has an excellent award winning camera in the D 850 and will blow away all competitors!!
Nikon´s software will not allow me to post the photos as they claim they´re too large, but they can be viewed at my flickr site I hope!

I have owned Nikon Cameras for almost 45 years and this is the best I´ve ever owned. I bought the camera because the reviews said that it was terrific for low light photography. I shoot plays, sometimes in almost total darkness and with the spotlights on faces, I need the wide dynamic range that the D850 provides. The noise is minimal so the post production time is reduced so I can get quality images to the play management quickly. I think the camera is unequaled for wildlife. With the high megapixel count coupled with a Nikon tele-zoom the resulting images are superb. This may be the last camera I will ever own.

It´s an amazing tool with ability to record details of far away subjects too! Perfect tool for someone looking for Panoramic, gigapan or landscape, photography. The way 850 allows you to change settings without moving you eye from viewfinder is commandable. (but that´s the strong design aspect for Nikon for years and evolving further.) Just shot a few panoramas in France, the biggest being of 79 images, 11 GB, handheld, and looking through viewfinder from nearly a feet away! Believe it or not, it´s comfortable!

I am a professional landscape photographer that shows in the Arizona markets. I have shot Canon for at least the last 10 years using all of their latest and greatest. This Nikon is so far superior that I am ashamed of my self for not seeing the light earlier. A happy little mistake at one of my night photography sessions was what sent me looking. A student I was coaching with basic ´´canon´´ f-stop settings/iso settings and speed settings for a milky way capture was BLOWING my canon 5dmk4 out of the water. I am now a dedicated Nikon shooter and am so glad I made this change.My 850 is perfect.. (i am a bit flawed though!!!)dennis....dennisddoyle,com

I absolutely love my D850. I love having a full frame camera for my landscapes and sporting events! One issue that I do have, the on/off switch does not fully switch off the camera properly and sometimes the camera won´t switch on. Unfortunately , I´m going to have to send it in for repair.

As a Nikon pro for more than 40 years I have come to expect equipment that exceeds my expectations and completely wows me. The D850 is no exception. Built as solid as my 1st Nikon, the F2, it feels completely natural in my hands, fully ergonomic. Like my previous digital Nikons, the controls are all where I would expect them - quick access the the ones I use the most and a menu structure that makes sense for those I use less often. When it comes to megapixels, I love having overkill and at 45 megapixels the D850 has that covered quite well. When shooting wildlife this file size allows for cropping significantly. Even when I´m not cropping, it´s just nice to know that all that data is there. All in all I love the D850 like I´ve loved every Nikon I´ve owned.