Beautiful color

no gel and the skin just came out warm and perfect, no blue color cast on the eyes even on studios.

Great ISO performance, clean at 1600, usable at 3200, sharp at 800.Great and accurate color, even though I prefer the colors my D7000

All the pictures were sharp (with dramatic detail), properly exposed and with great color.

The color in high-ISO and incandescent situations is SO BALANCED, compared to my D300 which basically just gave red, this is worlds better.

The colors and details are amazing, and I'm shooting RAW.

Details in the shadows can be pulled out without triggering false color appearance, up to a certain extent of course

Nikon has really outperformed with this new DSLR and the clear improvements are:- Much improved Dynamic Range, which was my main problem since my first DSLR- Better colors straight off the camera: deeper and

D800 will have green tint issue under Energy Saving Light bulb because the light bulb gives bright color while having low kelvin tempter and d800 couldnt adjust to it

The camera renders beautiful color tones, particularly skin tones

I have been recommending this camera to all of my students that attend my photography workshops ( [...] ) and now after using it for almost over a year, I can comfortably recommend this camera to anyone that is looking for a small portable DSLR than can deliver lots of megapixels for not much dinero and still be able to be amazed with great colors and details each and every

Sharp, good colors, great range

the d800/24-70 produces great color

It has amazing clarity, color and does great in low light.

The D800 does almost everything you can hope for in a DSLR; fast focus, good color, easily understandable menus, and well placed ergonomics make this my favorite of all the cameras I have used throughout my 12 year career as a photographer

You can downsample the size of the images in-camera and get great color depth and rendition

But for everything else, it's wonderful, I love having the extra pixels and the color is perfection

The colors are rich and and have a real depth to them

The Canon 5D MkIII's sensor has less dynamic range, 1.3 bits less color space, but those 24 bits it does have are beautiful colors that require less post-processing for nice skin tones.

The colors are really magnificent with a depth approaching Ektachrome, Image details are razor sharp even when blown up; it is amazing to see the facial details, the individual hairs, on a big cat taken 25 yards distant with the D800 and a 70-200mm lens.

The D800 focuses easily in very low light and the high ISO noise levels and color rendition are among the best of any camera - from any maker, at any price

This means I can recover more in raw, but it also just means nicer color in