the criteria of FX sensor with the size of a D300S.There are many positive reviews of how good this camera is, and I agree

Full review/rant on my blog gunpowered dot comJosh

So to all the people with the negative reviews about the camera please first check your settings, and try it out fully before claiming that you have a faulty unit!!!I may have gotten lucky with my d800 or I never noticed

This review will no doubt be unpopular with those who have had the dreaded left focus problem

Not only Nikon doesn't care about the quality of their pro dslr, their loyal customers, they now try to hide their mistakes by not approving critical review.

Although there are many negative reviews about quality control on this camera (left sensor problems in early releases), color flaws (green shift), and handling (radical redesign of body), I have either not experienced any of these issues or not been bothered by them

I looked at the D600, which is attractive with good reviews that say that it is close to the D800, but the AF difference, tougher build, more bracketing, multiple exposures and

If you are interested in this camera you have probably read a lot of reviews on Amazon as well asDP reviews and Ken Rockwell

It's hard to give a super positive review with a camera that you can't trust

Not saying that your camera is not faulty but it just seems that more than half of the negative reviews are done by mainly amateurs after watching a few videos online with negative reviews about the camera and they automatically think that their camera would be faulty.

The reviews that I've been getting on the camera have been great except for the constant talk about a moires patter (which I did notice) on your images that need to be corrected in post production...which many of us don't really have time for

Despite all the venomous responses to the negative review, the ratings I see are PLUMMETING !!!

I won't give it five stars just due to the extreme hassle I had with so many of these bodies, but I am bumping my review to 4

I have read reviews complaining about focus issues

A purchase of this caliber deserves a lengthy review which I do not have time for at the moment

(See Phillip Bloom's excellent review of the MkIII and D800 video comparision.)

I don't understand the negative reviews

but the bottom line is I am satisfied and I like my camera and not to be taken back by negative reviews all over the

This is my second rewrite of my original, somewhat negative, review of the Nikon D800; the others having been written, then revised, at one and six months after purchase.

(After investing so much in Nikon, eagerly awaiting the D800 for months, and spending so much in Nikon lenses, I never thought I would *ever* make that statement.)In the end, my advice is to simply rent or borrow the different cameras and try them, ignoring online reviews such as this one.

I know that many people will turn around and bash this review which is fine as everyone has their own opinions but all I am saying is conduct a few scientific tests by trying out different lenses under different circumstances such as lighting, location, subject etc and then draw the conclusion

You can go blind reading review after review, get caught up in gear-head stats on the different cameras that have virtually nothing to do with making good pictures, and still make the wrong decision.

Everyone is welcome to disapprove my review

Negative reviews continue to give entertainment,There are two kinds of photographers in the world