Here's a list of those older cameras for which my reviews are no longer available: DX Models (1.5x crop sensor): D40 (6mp) and D40x (10mp) — no longer recommended. D50 (6mp) — no longer recommended. D60 (10mp) — no longer recommended. D70 and D70s (6mp) — no longer recommended. D80 (10mp) — not recommended (exposure, amp noise) For me the D700's utter brilliance as a photo taker is worth the small annoyances [tm] of eg < 100% viewfinder. I have a D700 AND a Sony A77 (about the top APSC camera going)(despite than N & C people say :-) )(DPReview says so). As an overall integrated photo making system the A77 trounces the D700 and anything without a pellicle mirror. (Really). 104K subscribers in the Nikon community. We are a community that discusses all things Nikon cameras and lenses. Feel free to ask a question, or post… The D3s is superb and pairs very well with your 80-200 F2.8 D. The D3s is still amongst the top high ISO cameras money can buy even by todays standards. There are many PROs n cons over D750 and D3s but you can ignore most in favour of the D3s. Simply because of the lens you intend to use. AvengersAreNotDead wrote: Hei everyone. I wanna buy a cheap ff camera so i can get used with FF sensor,i used only crop before. I see nikon d700 are very affordable and it seems better than other ff that cost a little bit more,im just interested in album prints only,so not so large prints. What’s the best camera for around $2000? These capable cameras should be solid and well-built, have both the speed and focus to capture fast action and offer professional-level image quality. In this buying guide we’ve rounded up all the current interchangeable lens cameras costing around $2000 and recommended the best. is it still worth it to buy a used nikon d3 nowadays? Jan 7, 2015 ive never tried to have a fullframe and im planning to have one. im a d7000 user and have 14-24, 24-70, 70-200. is there someone who can recomend whats the best choice for a good start in fullframe with low budget? i was thinking for d3, d700, or d610. But it's a decent camera (still) with decent lenses. The camera isn't dead (40K clicks). A D750 is newer and twice the pixel count and a little better at high and low ISO but not built to quite the same standard as its predecessor. Then you'd have to get some lenses for it, too. Ozgu.

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