D700 vs D600/800

I dont need the 36mp, 20-24 is way enough for me so i think ill stick with running it at 20mp for a while, get used to that increase then gradually make the transition to the full 36mp


Wimp :lol:
 
LOLz Tommy the jealousy is hanging clean out of you that I have a D800 now. Raging you are son. Its okay to give you some consolation I havent got my 35 1.4 yet hahaha
 
Would have a look but don't meet criteria as yet :0(

Thanks SR, great pics.

Feel of the D600 did put me off a little due to small size, wife liked the feel which made me more concerned :0).
 
Gary Coyle said:
Youre welcome to borrow my brand new 70-200mm VRII for a few days mate if it'll help you decide. :thumbs:

Cheers Gary

I may take you up on that once I've saved a few more pennies!!

Shaheed
 
Interesting all these thoughts on what to get.
Having previously used a D700 as one of my wedding cameras I purchased a D800 purely for the second card slot and hate the thing. I shoot weddings and find it more difficult to get good results with than the D700. I use Nikon good quality glass too! I'm on the point of selling the D800 and getting a D600 - less resolution but I don't need that much for weddings!
 
Just seen there is a D800 in the classified section here, going for £1500 - If it were me asking this question atm, I would jump on that.

Indeed. Not a lot more than you'd have had to pay for a D700 only a year or so ago. Looks something of a bargain.

Would have a look but don't meet criteria as yet :0(

Thanks SR, great pics.

Feel of the D600 did put me off a little due to small size, wife liked the feel which made me more concerned :0).

Hang in there, Bailey! And console yourself in the fact that your wife likes the feel of the D600 - it'll mean less earache for you if/when you make the step!
 
Ive gave my D800 a good run in, I dont see the whole issue of files sizes, memory is cheap! The AF is a (in my opinion) a huge step up from the D700(given its exactly the same AF system as the D4 I expected this), it locks in much better in low light and doesnt hunt! The 50mm 1.4G doesnt hesitate as much as it did on the D700. I find it really handy that the camera will determine the minimum shutter speed based on the lens thats on its focal length, esp the 70-200.

Coming from using the Canon 5D MK2 its the camera I always wanted the D700 to be and then a whole lot more!!!
 
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