Nikon D810 (Page 2): I think you made one comment in your post that approaches reality, " The pixel density of the D850 is such that small camera movements will result in motion blur...

Rich1939 Loc: Pike County Penna.

Fotomacher wrote:

There are many reasons to buy a new or refurb D810... (show quote)

I think you made one comment in your post that approaches reality, " The pixel density of the D850 is such that small camera movements will result in motion blur when handholding the camera" Approaches because your inference is that the camera causes the motion blur when it only makes it more apparent. As is always the case the motion blur is a result of technique. As to your comments about old glass, using them on a D850 does affect their IQ at all. That would be an impossibility. They are what they are and the D850 will reveal both their good and their bad. Image IQ of the D850 is not negatively affected by the pixel density, only the operator needs to be more exacting with their work habits.

KLambar Loc: New Jersey

Nikon USA website showing 810 on sale: starting at $1,995.95 for body or $2,499.95 with 24-120mm VR lens. As stated in other replies they are out of stock right now.

Jack47 Loc: Ontario

jimalexander45 wrote:

Does anyone know if the Nikon D810 is still being made? If yes, who carries them?

Henry’s camera in Canada has new, used and OB.

Bullfrog Bill Loc: CT

jimalexander45 wrote:

Does anyone know if the Nikon D810 is still being made? If yes, who carries them?

Listed on B&H but if not available look for a refurbished body on the used section on bh or Nikon USA.

MrT Loc: Gilbert, AZ

I am looking at a D810 to go with my D800. Mpb.com has good prices on used units that include a capture count so you can choose what you want. I am not connected to them but bought a mb-d12 that was rated good and came looking brand new. Happy with them.

cambriaman Loc: Central CA Coast

Owning both a D800e and a D850 I can confidently advise that if the budget allows it, go for the D850, you'll never regret it.

billnikon Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont

Gene51 wrote:

Backordered on Nikon and B&H websites.

$2000.

But why bother with a D810 new, when you can get a decent used one for around $1200, or get an even nicer D850 refurb for around $2400?

That is true, and, in addition, a Nikon EN-EL18c battery, that allows the D850 to obtain 9 frames a second, is NOT available for the Nikon D810.

nikonbrain Loc: Crystal River Florida

jimalexander45 wrote:

Does anyone know if the Nikon D810 is still being made? If yes, who carries them?

try nikonusa I got mine as a refurb 2 years ago for $1899.00 plus tax ,looked brand new had less than 300 clicks .

ButchS Loc: Spokane, WA

jimalexander45 wrote:

Does anyone know if the Nikon D810 is still being made? If yes, who carries them?

No, the D810 has been completely replaced by the D850. However, there are some D810’s still in some vendor’s inventory. Recently I bought a “Nikon Refurbished D810” from Adorama and am very happy with it.

The only FX DSLR’s that Nikon still produces are the D5, D850, D750, and the D610.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

ButchS wrote:

No, the D810 has been completely replaced by the D850. However, there are some D810’s still in some vendor’s inventory. Recently I bought a “Nikon Refurbished D810” from Adorama and am very happy with it.

The only FX DSLR’s that Nikon still produces are the D5, D850, D750, and the D610.

Actually only the D850 is currently in production. D5 ceased production in June of 2018. D750 stopped in April 2019 and D610 stopped in August 2018.
D5 and Df production lines in Sendai, Japan were converted to produce the Z7 and Z6 bodies respectively.

ButchS Loc: Spokane, WA

MT Shooter wrote:

Actually only the D850 is currently in production. D5 ceased production in June of 2018. D750 stopped in April 2019 and D610 stopped in August 2018.
D5 and Df production lines in Sendai, Japan were converted to produce the Z7 and Z6 bodies respectively.

That is probably true. But, Nikon is still actively marketing those four cameras on their website.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

ButchS wrote:

That is probably true. But, Nikon is still actively marketing those four cameras on their website.

Out of production does not mean "discontinued". That won't happen until replacement models are introduced. They will be sold as long as inventories exist.

hammond

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