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Nikon D700 Digital SLR with 12-120mm VR Lens

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(63 reviews)

Price Range: $2,829 to $3,369

pcauthority.com.au Professional Review.

Nikon D700, drool-worthy full frame DSLR

by Dave Stevenson

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Forget budget DSLR, this is for serious photography. Extravagant in almost every way, the D700 is superbly responsive and produces stunning images

Review Verdict: Each extra step of ISO on the D700 brings with it an extra step of shutter speed, so an environment that calls for a blurry shutter speed of 1/10th of a second will produce the same exposure at 1/80th at ISO 3200, which simplifies indoor hand-held shots

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pcadvisor.co.uk Professional Review.

Nikon D700 review

by Gavin Stoker

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Sitting between the enthusiast pleasing Nikon D300 and pro-level Nikon D3 models, the newer 12.1Mp Nikon D700 suggests a 'best of both worlds' semi-pro option.

Review Verdict: The Nikon D700 is blisteringly fast and capture incredible results in near darkness. You get a choice of uncompressed TIFF as well as JPEG or Raw files, making the Nikon D700 a solid 'best of both worlds' compromise between D300 and D3 models. But beware

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macworld.co.uk Professional Review.

Nikon D700

by Gavin Stoker

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Every six months the camera manufacturers revamp their digital SLR line-ups, with some surprising additions. Gavin Stoker surveys the current best contenders to match all budgets and expertise levels

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goodgearguide.com.au Professional Review.

Nikon D700

by Elias Plastiras

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Review Verdict: If you're already a D-SLR user, the next step up is a full-frame camera. Consider the D700 for its size and more competitive price compared to the top-of-the-line D3, as you won't lose too much in the way of features and capabilities.

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QuickTake:

Pros: Full-frame sensor, smaller and lighter body than the D3, useful Live View, virtual horizon, comfortable to use

Cons: Slightly slower than the D3

reviewed.com Professional Review.

Nikon D700 Camera Review

by Steve Morgenstern

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It may seem strange to call a $3000 digital SLR a bargain, but when it comes to the Nikon D700, the label fits.  The D700 shares most of the capabilities of Nikon's pro-level D3, widely acclaimed for its sensationally crisp and clean images. But while the

Review Verdict: And when outlining the D700s benefits, it would be foolish to forget the extraordinary range of Nikon-compatible lenses and accessories

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cnet.com Professional Review.

Nikon D700 (body only)

by Online Shopper

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Review Verdict: As long as 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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QuickTake:

Pros: Excellent photo quality as high as ISO 6,400 ; fast focus and shooting, even in low light ; first-rate build quality and control layout ;

Cons: Relatively heavy ; low resolution for its class ; viewfinder only provides 95 percent coverage and lacks interchangeable focusing screens ; occasional issues with automatic white balance under artificial light ;

photo.net Professional Review.

Nikon AF-S DX 12-24/4 Lens Review

by Patrick Hudepohl

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The Nikon AF-S 12-24/4 delivers pictures with a dramatic wide-angle effect (18-36mm full-frame equivalent) on Nikon small-sensor digital SLR cameras such as the D40 and D300. The Nikon 12-24 is great for use in landscape photography, photojournalism and,

Review Verdict: ). All photos were recorded as RAW/NEF files and converted to JPEG using Adobe Camera Raw 3.7. Some photos have been edited, but the images link to large, straight-from-RAW conversions to show what comes straight out of the camera

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photo.net Professional Review.

Nikon D700 Preview

by Bob Atkins

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Nikon announced their entry into the "affordable" (<$3000) full frame DLSR market with the D700, four years after Canon released their 12.7MP full frame DSLR. Though the pixel count is similar (12.1MP), the D700 offers significantly more features such as

Review Verdict: The D700 also has a wider ISO range. The basic range is 200-6400, but this can be expanded via "Hi" and "Lo" options to cover an effective range of 30-25600

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cnet.co.uk Professional Review.

Nikon D700

by Lori Grunin

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The Nikon D700, featured here with a 24-120mm lens, is a sound choice for those seeking professional-calibre photos for a slightly less daunting price. As long as you don't need pro-sports-speed continuous-shooting performance, the D700 is quite fast, del

Review Verdict: 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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QuickTake:

Pros: Excellent photo quality as high as ISO 6,400 ; fast focus and shooting, even in low light ; first-rate build quality and control layout ;

Cons: Relatively heavy ; low resolution for its class ; viewfinder only provides 95 per cent coverage and lacks interchangeable focusing screens ; occasional issues with automatic white balance under artificial light ;

my411family.com Professional Review.

Nikon D700 Camera Review

by Cnet

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The D700 will also boast some of the durability characteristics of the D3, such as the magnesium alloy outside and dust and weather sealing. The 150,000-cycle shutter and dust prevention system come from the D300. Other features it inherits from both side

Review Verdict: Nikon also took the opportunity to tweak some technologies and the interface. For instance, there's new automatic Active D-Lighting, which adjusts exposure while shooting rather than post-shot. (Nikon does say you'll take a performance hit with it.) The D

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