Description: Nikon D700 - Digital camera - SLR - 12.1 Mpix body only
With the D700 there's no compromise between price and capabilities, with a comprehensive array of cutting-edge technologies and features.
So no matter what, when or where you're shooting, in low light or high contrast conditions, the D700 is tailor-made to help you get the shots you want, every time.
FX-format 12.1 megapixel CMOS image sensorWide sensitivity rangeHigh-speed performanceEXPEED image processingAF-system with high-density 51-point AFScene recognition systemDX cropping modeBuilt-in flash with commander function95% coverage viewfinderHigh-definition 3-inch LCD monitorsImage sensor cleaningSelf-diagnostic shutter
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Pros: phenomenal low light capability, will expose with manual focus lenses and has autofocus motor Cons: big and heavy and very expensive BottomLine: I would choose this Nikon slr if you want full-frame and excellent low-light capability.
Nikon D700 is the best fullframe DSLR, and Pro film SLR to digital transition
Pros: Fast, Rugged, Full Frame, Internal AF motor, Built in flash, Cons: Doesn't work with old TTL flash, expensive, heavy & big BottomLine: Get this if you're a pro, or you are serious. It's the closest thing to shooting a film camera.
Pros: Weather sealed, great high ISO performance, fast, good battery life, sharp, relatively cheap. Cons: No movies mode, no articulated LCD. BottomLine: If you are looking for a full framed DSLR to take full advatage of your Nikkors, look no further.
A D3 in D300 clothing. a great camera but not a great value
Pros: Great image quality. High speed, low noise. No focal-length factors. Weatherproof. Smaller than D3. Cons: Price. You could buy 2 D300s for one D700. DX lenses crop to 5.1 megapixel BottomLine: D3 owners: this is your second body. Film holdouts: this camera is an excellent upgrade. DX sensor camera owners: A high price to pay for great image quality.
Pros: Build, IQ, speed, ISO range, low cost for this level, viewfinder, everything Cons: AF system will befuddle some users. CF door feels a bit weak. BottomLine: A great DSLR, probably the best on the market, designed 100% for professional applications.
