Replacement for the Nikon 810
Dec 24, 2016 12:28:19 #
Dec 24, 2016 12:53:27 #
Stevep5050 wrote:
Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?
Have you checked with NikonUSA?
Dec 24, 2016 12:54:22 #
The latest Sony A7R II has a 42.4mp sensor. I would guess that will show up in the D810 replacement unless there's an even newer one in the works. Photokina is in September. If it's announced there, and I'm not sure it will be, then you may be able to get one by December (just guessing). But even guessing, that's probably a best case... sounds like you have GAS ..gear acquisition syndrome. Whats wrong with your 810?quote=Stevep5050]Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?[/quote]
Dec 24, 2016 12:59:23 #
Stevep5050 wrote:
Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?
820
Dec 24, 2016 13:24:59 #
Dec 24, 2016 13:34:39 #
PixelStan77 wrote:
[/quote]The latest Sony A7R II has a 42.4mp sensor. I would guess that will show up in the D810 replacement unless there's an even newer one in the works. Photokina is in September. If it's announced there, and I'm not sure it will be, then you may be able to get one by December (just guessing). But even guessing, that's probably a best case... sounds like you have GAS ..gear acquisition syndrome. Whats wrong with your 810?quote=Stevep5050]Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?
If I was looking for an upgrade to the 810....I'd look for an Expeed 5 processor and the same AF system as the D5 and D500 as well as an electronic shutter. Whether or not the latest Sony sensor would be included might depend on the number of fps Nikon wants to include in this new monster full frame. Why not just enlarge the D7200 sensor to full frame?
Dec 24, 2016 13:53:44 #
Dec 24, 2016 14:42:05 #
Dec 24, 2016 15:07:16 #
Stevep5050 wrote:
Want to buy full frame but would hate to get 810 if new model coming up shortly
But think of it! Right now you can buy a brand new D810 with full 1 year warranty for $2500 and it comes with the battery grip as well as the extra battery. The upgraded one when it comes out I think would cost $3300 and if you do want the battery grip it would cost you something like $400 more. I think so because the D800, D810 all were introduced with price around that. So if the D810 fit my need then I won't hesitate to buy it now. However, I am one who never upgrade unless my camera quits working. For some people they just have to upgrade whenever the new model is introduced. I think the price right now is the best price one can get on a brand new D810. Any lower price would only get you used one.
Dec 24, 2016 15:30:09 #
BebuLamar wrote:
I think the price right now is the best price one can get on a brand new D810. Any lower price would only get you used one.
I recently moved from a D7100 to a D810 and am amazed at the quality of operation and the imaged produced. Even with Dx lenses, the output is superb.
Dec 24, 2016 18:39:32 #
Probably be an 810s. Isn't that how Nikon pacifies it's tribe?!?!
Everybody will flock to it then be pissed off when the 820 comes out 6 months later!!! LoL
SS
Everybody will flock to it then be pissed off when the 820 comes out 6 months later!!! LoL
SS
Dec 24, 2016 18:46:14 #
Stevep5050 wrote:
Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?
I'm sure someone has even if Nikon has made no announcement.
Dec 24, 2016 19:37:36 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Probably be an 810s. Isn't that how Nikon pacifies it's tribe?!?!
Everybody will flock to it then be pissed off when the 820 comes out 6 months later!!! LoL
SS
Everybody will flock to it then be pissed off when the 820 comes out 6 months later!!! LoL
SS
Or piss them off even more when the sort of abandon DX, totally skip the D400 and surprise everyone with a D500.
Thankfully if these are the things that really upset us, we must be living pretty good lives.
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Dec 24, 2016 20:46:06 #
Jim Bob wrote:
I'm sure someone has even if Nikon has made no announcement.
Ain't that the truth!!
There is a website called Nikonrumors that usually has stuff like that.
Dec 25, 2016 06:56:05 #
Stevep5050 wrote:
Has anyone heard of a replacement for the Nikon 810?
Going out on a limb here. I bet it will called the D820! It will be introduced sometime within the next five years.
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