Nikon D800E

A wide-angle is a must-have lens for landscape and architectural photographers, with a versatile wide-angle zoom often favored by those shooting press, weddings, events, or street photography. That there are different DSLR sensor sizes (35mm full-frame or cropped APS-C) means that it’s important to buy a lens designed specifically for each format. This is especially true for wide-angle zoom lenses, because although a full-frame format wide-angle will still work on APS-C, the crop means it’s not really wide-angle.  

There has been chatter on the interweb for what seems like ever, surrounding the the new offering from Nikon. Here it is, finally, for you to lust after! Nikon D800 & D800E  $2,995.00 and it’ yours! Will you be cashing in and picking one of these cameras up? Comment below! Here’s the feature list. Nikon […]

Nikon D800E: Is slightly better per-pixel sharpness worth the risk of increased aliasing? Read our Nikon D800E review to find out!

Figure 1 Nikon D800E with Sigma 150mm f/2.8 Macro OS1/320 sec f/5.6 @ ISO 160 hand-held Toronto – Wednesday, 18 April, 2012 I picked up my Nikon D800 about 10 days ago, and have been shooting with it and working on an initial review ever since. Then, this morning, the phone rang at about 10:30 [Read More]

The Nikon D800E is a 36 megapixel full-frame sensor DSLR with the anti-aliasing filter removed, which should result in higher resolution, sharper images compared to the regular D800. The D800E also offers 1080p HD video, a 3.2-inch LCD screen and a viewfinder with 100% coverage. Read our in-depth Nikon D800E review to find out if you should choose it instead of the D800.

We go hands on with the new Nikon D800 and D800E Digital SLRs - the new 36.3 megapixel Full Frame Digital SLRs from Nikon.

The Nikon D800 offers 36.3 megapixels in a full frame Digital SLR, the D800E does as well, but offers even more detail, find out how the two cameras differ.

The Nikon D800E will surely make a big wave, not only because of its massive image capture figure of 36.3 megapixels, making it Nikon’s highest res camera and possibly the industry’s highest figure for a full frame DSLR. It also should rival many higher priced medium format cameras and see deployment by fashion and ad […]

Every now and then a camera comes along that says – I’m something really special. Not just new, but newly conceived – a game changer of you will. I believe that theNikon D800 and D800e are just such cameras. The specsof the D800 models are well known by now, so I’m not going to repeat them here. As this [Read More]

  “You should put a lot of thought into your choice of a camera because a move into medium format can be a fairly costly undertaking.”—Ernst Wildi in The Medium Format Advantage

Introduction: An in-depth comparative review of the Nikon D800E vs the Pentax 645D. Is medium format still the way to go now that Nikon has a 36-megapixel full-frame? If you're looking for a Pentax 645D review, read on!

Why The Excitement? Back in mid-March I wrote a think-piece titled Nikon D800 or D800E – Which to Choose? I wrote this, in part, because I was going through the decision process of which to purchase (in the end I decided to get both), but also because I received an unprecedented number of calls from friends in [Read More]