Nikon D700 Expert Reviews

Nikon announces a cheaper, smaller Full-Frame DSLR to fill in the gap between the $1799 D300 and the $5000 D3. Where does the new Nikon fit in the overall DSLR market?

The introduction of Nikon's new D700 may been one of the worst kept secrets in an industry with more leaks than the Titanic, but it was still something of a surprise coming so hot on the heels of the D3 and D300. Essentially a D3 shrunk down and ...

Class-leading high ISO performance, usable up to ISO 12800, Clean, artifact-free low ISO output with good resolution and detail, Well-balanced noise reduction ; more chroma NR, less luminance NR (film-like grain), Very fast (instant power-up, short ...

Lower resolution than the competition (the price you pay for brilliant high ISO performance), Very steep default tone curve can lead to clipped highlights in JPEGs, Unreliable auto white balance in artificial light

Don't you just love the Internet? After all, that's where all the juicy rumors are, and this time round we have the Nikon D700 to keep you transfixed over what Nikon has in store for the future. Apparently, the D700 is set tp be a full frame dSLR, ...

With a design and features that will attract a wide array of photographers, the Nikon D700 is the first full-frame digital SLR camera to break the $3,000 barrier at its introduction. Based on the popular Nikon D300, the Nikon D700's controls are ...

Nikon announced their entry into the "affordable" (

The D700 also has a wider ISO range. The basic range is 200-6400, but this can be expanded via "Hi" and "Lo" options to cover an effective range of 30-25600

Handling agility fused with Nikon's 12.1-megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor, assures professional image quality with low-noise, high-ISO performance.

Following hot on the late 2007 heels of its magnificent, class leading D3 Professional Digital SLR camera, Nikon released the D700 just six months later to a mixture of surprise and amazement. The surprise was first and foremost caused by the fact ...

The Nikon D700, featured here with a 24-120mm lens, is a sound choice for those seeking professional-calibre photos for a slightly less daunting price. As long as you don't need pro-sports-speed continuous-shooting performance, the D700 is quite fast, ...

Excellent photo quality as high as ISO 6,400 ; fast focus and shooting, even in low light ; first-rate build quality and control layout

Relatively heavy ; low resolution for its class ; viewfinder only provides 95 per cent coverage and lacks interchangeable focusing screens ; occasional issues with automatic white balance under artificial light

As long as you don't need seriously high-resolution photos, video capture, or machine-gun-fast sports shooting, the Nikon D700 has everything you need in a pro full-frame camera for a reasonable price

Nikon had a bumper year last year with the launches of the pro-end D3 and its amateur-aimed baby brother, the D300. Now Nikon is going for the middle ground with a new model that it is aimed squarely between the two, and Nikon has great hopes that ...

The D700 will arrive in the UK at the end of July for £1999.99. Keen snappers should check out our sister site, Photography Press, for details of two new lenses and the SB-900 flash, which were also unveiled today.

The D700 is going to be a cash cow for Nikon and could be one for you too