Nikon D700 12.1MP FX-Format CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD (Body Only) by Nikon
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Digital camera reviews of Nikon D700 12.1MP FX-Format CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD (Body Only)
Digital camera Review: Does this have a Nikon USA warranty?
Summary: 5 Stars
Can anyone who has bought this from Amazon tell me if it has a Nikon USA warranty or is grey market (Intl. warranty)? It does not say anywhere in the product information.Digital camera Review: Don't Hesitate - Just Buy It
Summary: 5 Stars
The D700 provides professional features throughout, along with a full frame capability. It shines in shutter speed range, ISO range, low light, capacity, sturdiness, and available add-on accessories. The only negative a non-professional may have, is the price. It's really a pro camera. It's price is well worth it, when you want the best and you're a bit shy of affording the very huge D3S. Great camera for the price and loaded with top features.Digital camera Review: Dream come true.
Summary: 5 Stars
I am relatively new to Nikon cameras. I have a Canon Mark III and 5D as other bodies. I have seen that other readers giving 4 stars based on small or personal preferences. In my opinion, D700's technological advancement over 5D is light years ahead. I don't think most wedding photographers will argue against the 5D's image quality and reliability. But also remember its cost when it was introduced. Nikon definitely done an excellent job with this one. And the price is very reasonable.Digital camera Review: Excellence from Nikon
Summary: 5 Stars
You can read specs until your head is spinning. Look at the image quality. The D700 produces incredible files, and that's what matters.Digital camera Review: Excellent Camera
Summary: 5 Stars
The D700 is a perfect example of "you get what you pay for". While there are cameras that have more megapixels and cameras with more features (video, pullout screens etc), the D700 excels at what its supposed to do - take gorgeous pictures. It has the most amazing low light capability, with clean pictures even at ISO 6400. Put an F1.4 50mm on there and I swear you can liteerally take pictures in near darkness with little noise. The D700 has tremendous value for the money and, like many old film SLRs, will still be a top level camera ten years from now.