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Nikon D700 Pro Reviews

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ITreviews‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Only if you know the benefits and limitations of the Nikon D300 very well can you see the merits of having a Nikon D700. The results are definitely there, but with the price of the D300 falling every month it could be argued that it's not enough to justify spending that extra money if you're upgrading from something like the D100 or even something like the Nikon D60. Therefore we suggest that, unless you are very serious about your photography, you consider the pros and cons of having an FX DSLR. Money concerns aside, this camera excels in both performance and handling.

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Jan 28, 2009

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DigitalCameraReview‘s review Edit Like Unlike

When the D700 was finally unveiled, the similarities between it and the D3 were many and obvious – it literally appeared as if Nikon had largely transported a D3 into a D300 body. After having shot the D700 for a week and the D3 since January 2008, that's certainly the impression I've come away with.

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Sep 01, 2008

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ephotozine‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Canon and Nikon have equal wins but in different disciplines. The Nikon D700 is better with the build quality, drive and professional support while I got the best colour, sharpness and noise results from the Canon.

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Dec 01, 2009

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ephotozine‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Time and time again this camera has exceeded my expectations, and proven to be a reliable workhorse. I'll keep my eyes peeled with great interest to see if this camera's successor offer's much more for me, but unless it is much better at the higher ISO settings, I can't see me needing any more than what I have.

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May 17, 2010

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PC World‘s review Edit Like Unlike

A pleasure to use, the D700 offers versatiity via its full-frame sensor, which allows true wide angles, and built-in flash.

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Dec 22, 2008

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Steve's Digicams‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Nikon's new professional-level dSLR camera takes the advanced features and quality of the D3 and puts them into a smaller body, which is still larger than the D300.

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Feb 01, 2009

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www.trustedreviews.com‘s review Edit Like Unlike

I'm sure there are some D3 and D300 owners who are cursing Nikon right now for bringing out a camera that combines the best of those two cameras for a relatively reasonable price. The three cameras should pretty much cover most people's needs, though Nikon still requires a higher resolution model for some pro needs.

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Aug 08, 2008

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LetsGoDigital‘s review Edit Like Unlike

At the time Nikon announced the D700, you could hear a sigh of relief from Nikonians. At last the affordable equivalent of Canon's EOS 5D was born. Canon, however, just released a successor with even more pixels and the option of capturing videos and Sony also released a new full frame camera with more pixels into this segment. Does this make the Nikon D700 any less interesting?

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PhotographyBLOG‘s review Edit Like Unlike

It's practically impossible to review the Nikon D700 as a standalone camera, so many features and functions harking back to the earlier D300, the D3, or both. It's inevitable perhaps that it doesn't quite have the initial impact on the senses of its two predecessors as, by and large, we now know what to expect.

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Sep 03, 2008

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The Imaging Resource‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Nikon has done it again, producing a market-leading digital SLR that sets a new standard for image quality and ISO performance. Stacked up against its nearest competitor, the three-year-old Canon 5D, the Nikon D700 wins in high ISO performance and overall camera features.

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Aug 13, 2008

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Camera Labs‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Nikon has been very cunning with the feature-set of the D700, taking the key specifications of the D3, and only leaving those which would affect a small and generally pro audience – who probably already have a D3 anyway. So by keeping the core image quality of the D3 and squeezing it into a smaller, lighter and cheaper body with the addition of a popup flash and anti-dust features, Nikon’s created a highly compelling full-frame DSLR.

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Aug, 2008

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DP Review‘s review Edit Like Unlike

Nikon D700 is an excellent camera that is extremely versatile and performs well both in the studio and on location. No doubt it sets a benchmark in the 'compact' pro bracket of the market. For how long remains to be seen.

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Jul 10, 2008

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infoSync World‘s review Edit Like Unlike

It's a veritable treasure chest for the advanced photographer, in addition to a high ISO champ.

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Nov 07, 2008

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CNET Reviews‘s review Edit Like Unlike

As long as you don't need seriously high-resolution photos, video capture, or machine-gun-fast sports shooting, the Nikon D700 has everything you need in a pro full-frame camera for a reasonable price.

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Nov 19, 2008

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