Comments on: Nikon D700 Review (By Scott Kelby)

By: Never Knew Love Like This Before | Within a Click

Never Knew Love Like This Before | Within a Click — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:58:05 +0000

[...] check out Ken Rockwell’s write up. I trust him about all things except mid-range zooms. Scott Kelby is more effusive about this model. Bear in mind, this is a 2008 model — [...]

By: Jeff Simms

Jeff Simms — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 23:21:28 +0000

I agree with Jarrad. The Nikon D3S is mind blowing

By: Jarrad B

Jarrad B — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 23:50:53 +0000

I think its safe to say the D3S is the best camera ever!
Simon Carter uses it! http://vimeo.com/9450557

By: Joe Smith

Joe Smith — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 00:52:50 +0000

I recently bought the new Nikon D3s. I love it!
Found a short clip- the video and stills were captured using it http://vimeo.com/9337388

By: Andy Stockglausner

Andy Stockglausner — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:40:08 +0000

I just moved into a new office and I have a studio that is about 16 feet deep. I am a photographer in San Diego and my primary business is as a youth sports and school photographer, but we just got the studio and are doing a lot more studio work. I'm thinking I should get a full frame camera, like the D700, but what is the best lens(s)? Do I get a prime lens? Right now I have 5 Fuji S5's, 2 S3's, 2 D200's and a couple of Canons. Do I need the D700 for just studio work? I love the video on the 5d but the Nikon seems to have a slight edge on some of the other features. I am thinking of renting the D700 and maybe the 5D for a weekend with a couple of lenses to see what they feel like in the studio. Or, am I just fine shooting with the S5's, which are great portrait cameras, but I am a little limited with the 16 foot deep studio. 16 total feet, meaning once you get a tripod and backdrop stands, etc, it is even smaller. Any pointers?

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By: Chuck Miser

Chuck Miser — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:17:11 +0000

Thanks I wanted to get a idea for what Nikon model I should look to get and you nailed it with your review. I have been talking to a few people on what camera I should buy. My Sony Cybershot dosen’t have wide angle, and I need a wide angle for work, and want to get something that is pro grade.

I am bookmarking your site for future reference.

Thanks again for a great review.

By: Paul Fretheim

Paul Fretheim — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 18:37:35 +0000

Scott you have an embarrassing error in this article. Just because the D-300 has a smaller capture area it means nothing regarding magnification. If I put an FX 300 mm lens on my 700 and then set the camera to a DX crop, it does nothing to bring the image closer, it just crops away 58% of the image.

By: Robert Chagolla

Robert Chagolla — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:57:12 +0000

Hello Mr Kelby. What lens would you recommend for a D700 to shoot portraits? I have a little cash ($2200 to be exact) and I don’t want to invest in the wrong piece of glass (uh huh, sounds like i know what i’m talkin’ about…I read your book). I’m kinda leaning toward Sigma, but I really want a Nikon 80-200 f2.8 for the D700 and for my Sony A700 I want to get the Sigma to sorta cover all the bases…what do you recommend. Thanks

P.S. Your book ( I know you have more than one) is COOL!!!

By: tim fisher

tim fisher — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 10:08:43 +0000

The problem I am having is that whilst I am running 1x D700 and 1x D200, I find myself swapping lenses mid shoot in order to continue picture taking on the D700.
I find it far, far sharper than the D200, which I find is not very good with the focusing on lenses such as the 85 f1.4, meaning I have the 28-70 f2.8 on the D200 and the 85 f1.4 on the D700
Answer: a 2nd D700
It’s in a different league to the D200.
It is also better than the D3 IMHO. When you use multi flash applications with the SB800’s for example, you use the built-in pop up flash on the D700 as the master, thus freeing up another SB as another slave.

But that’s another £2k I need to find!
Tim

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