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Posted: Wed Jun 25th, 2014 21:30
 
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The D800 is on it's way shortly.

http://nikonrumors.com/



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Posted: Thu Jun 26th, 2014 02:35
 
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Yes I have been watching these rumours fairly closely but have to admit that I see little value in an 'improved' D800 when many more people need/want a replace for the aged D300(s).

D800vD810 feature comparison is here.
http://cdn-4.nikon-cdn.com/en_INC/o/57qXCcC4VtbrorNNsWOsXvKoNmM/PDF/D810-D800-D800E_Comparison_Sheet_en.pdf

I do think that Nikon seem to have lost their way at this point in time!



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The camera is released today and the information is also available here.
http://www.europe-nikon.com/en_GB/



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I see little need to change my D800 that is still taking super pictures. Of course I agree about the need for a D400 DX Camera!



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I presume the optical low pass filter is still in place? I could see no info on this.

Read the info with some care and find it very hard to see any major advantages to upgrade from my D800 or am I missing something? (How much will they be charging for one in UK?)



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Graham Whistler wrote:
I presume the optical low pass filter is still in place? I could see no info on this.

Read the info with some care and find it very hard to see any major advantages to upgrade from my D800 or am I missing something? (How much will they be charging for one in UK?)


No it has been removed.
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/3735622860/nikon-d810-what-you-need-to-know?slide=3


£2600 is what I heard.
Cant see the need to upgrade my D800. There is only one feature I need/want which is the highlight exposure driven mode.



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What I would have like to have seen was of course the D400 but if not that then a D620 which had built-in wifi and GPS and a body with the 12 pin connector instead of the special connector.



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Posted: Fri Jun 27th, 2014 10:37
 
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Looks like a model only new Nikon users will buy...hard to think many will sell an 800 or 800e just to get an 810.

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Tom I think you are right but with no low pass filter I could just be interested but keep my D800 as spare body? I will wait and see reviews and try to get hands on at local dealer and take some pix with it.



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With out low pass filter is there any protection for the CMOS Chip and what is the story of cleaning it if and when needed? Perhaps those of you with D800Es could give us some info please?



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