D850

I have owned this camera for about one month! Been a Nikon shooter for almost 40 years! Sold my D800 and purchased the D850! So far I have used/tested it on wildlife (Whitetail deer) and also some prairie winter landscapes! On the deer it was necessary to have a higher ISO for the low light that was present for the morning! At ISO 4500 the detail on the deer was fantastic! Never had a camera that would be as good as this at this ISO rating! My landscapes has only been some winter prairie images at ISO 100! Fantastic resolution with great detail in the prairie grasses.

I upgraded from D750 to D850 , beautiful camera , Touch screen havey duty, low light awesome pictures

I´ve been away from photography for a while. The last camera I owned was the Nikon F3 with battery pack and some serious lenses! Now that I´m retired and island hopping, I wanted the best of the best to chronicle my adventures. Well, this is it! It takes some getting used to but the results are amazing! I just added the Nikkor 300mm 2.8 af-s d2, Sigma 50mm 2.8 art, Samyang 135mm 1.2 and the Tamron 24-70mm! Life is good!

I´m not a professional, but I am trying to become one. This thing really encourages me to want to learn more. I´ve read a couple of books and some articles on line, as well as a video. I´ve quickly learned to ´´get by´´ on manual mode, which is good because this doesn´t have auto mode. :-) I´ve taken several pictures that have really amazed me at how accurate they are. I got a couple of high end lenses for this which make it complete. No sense getting ´´ok´´ lenses for a superior camera.

The D850 almost has no limitation and require minimum post process for your photo. I love it.

I have been a Nikon user for more than 50 years, going back to Nikon SP ( which I still have). Each new model has been received with excitement. I still have a D810 which I still use a lot. With the high resolution of the D850, I use it only on a tripod or monopod. There is so much data in each frame that need to keep the camera as still as possible.
My only complaint is “why did Nikon swap the ISO and Mode button positions with D810?” I use both cameras all the time and I have to stop and think when a change is necessary.
Overall, I am very happy with D850.

I am very pleased with the Nikon D850. It is the first camera that I have purchased in more than 10 years. My previous camera was a Nikon D90. New things to learn, but I see that as part of the adventure and my continued evolution in photography. I have always loved Nikon cameras. Keep up the excellent work!!

this camera is the best camera in the world.... I upgraded from my d5100, which I still have to this d850 super camera love all the features and my photos are coming out so sharp even hand held..... originally I was going to buy the d810 but my husband suggested the d850 instead.... I´m so glad I listened to him... the only thing is that I can not get SnapBridge to install.... thank you Nikon for your great produced...

I am continuing my journey in the Nikon line beginning with the D90, then the D610. I was intrigued with the D850 and decided to pull the trigger with the recent rebate. I have not been disappointed. We travelled to Greece shortly after my purchase and it produced wonderful pictures in a wide range of lighting situations. Downloading pictures with the cable is fast and allowed me to have back up on all my photos, though it fortunately was not needed. Since I do not use the camera for video I chose to hold off on purchasing an XQD card. The SD card did not slow my photos a bit. The SnapBridge App is now working with my iPhone and may have some value with remote photos where there is WIFI available. The D850 has a new port for the shutter release cable and I purchased an inexpensive new one which functions well for my needs. Focusing is extremely accurate and the Sub-selector button allows for precise focus on the subject. The camera is solidly built and fits my hand well. There are many features available in the camera which will allow me to be a life-long learner in photographic creativity.