D850

The layout of the focus and metering mode buttons was much more ergonomic on the D700. I need to quickly glance at and change these two settings along with ISO and bracketing while shooting. The bracketing button is hard to reach when using a Vello wireless remote shutter release. The Auto Focus Mode button and Focus-Mode Selector are ridiculously awkward to try and find, even with my skinny fingers. Move the focus mode, metering mode, and bracketing buttons to the back of the camera to make them instantly viewable and faster to change. Replace the Fn2 button with one of these as this button is worthless with the limited options available in the menu. It could be put to better use with another function button.

I already forgot about my mirrorless, D850 is my working machine! Perfect at every part of it!

As a long term Nikon owner (1974) I was sitting on the fence on the new D850. I owned at the time a D4 and D5 (D4 has been sold) so I was torn to go mirrorless (Z7) or stay with a DSLR and upgrade to the D850. After countless articles and comparisons I bought a new D850. Out of the box it is great and a solid camera. Initial images are crazy sharp and clean ( I use all Nikon glass ). So why did I give it only 4 stars instead of 5. Simple, after 2 months of use I have not gotten deep enough into the camera or used it to give what I consider an honest opinion. I shoot wildlife and plan on 3 weeks in Yosemite and then off to Zion and Bryce Canyon. I think after I put it through the paces there and have enough hands on time and exposure to shooting different lighting scenarios and conditions I feel confident it will be 5 stars.

I couldn´t be happier, I would recommend this camera to anyone!

I´m in love, the greatest Nikon ever. this is the fifth Nikon digital camera I´ve had and it´s the best.

I purchased a crash program to increase my knowledge of the menues.

This camera has quickly become a joy to use. I was happy to have the D850 when my daughter asked me to do the wedding pictures for my grandson and his bride. I find this camera to be friendly with doing events, family, nature, and landscapes. The options provided has made taking pictures more enjoyable.

After getting the D850 my wife wanted a demonstration to show why this was an improvement over what I already had (D810). I set up a comparison test at 3200 and 6400 ISO under indoor existing light conditions. We then compared the two results of unprocessed RAW files in Lightroom in side-by-side views on a high resolution monitor. My wife immediately chose the D850 as the better, higher quality shot. Enough said. Thanks Nikon.

I do agree with the saying that it is the most versatile camera made from Nikon thus far. Of course it´s not going to be as versatile as the flagship cameras but besides the iso performance of the D5, I find the D850 a lot more useful due to the still impressive iso performance, the incredible resolution, etc. Pairing this camera with my new 105 1.4 lens (which quickly became my favorite lens), I´m getting incredible results with my portraits, which is what I´m primarily using this camera for. I do have confidence in this camera that I can use it as my primary pro portrait camera, studio camera camera, and i will use this as a solid backup and primary for bridal portraits, family formals, etc for weddings.