The Nikon D810 is a Mid-size full-frame digital SLR announced in September 2014, which has a 36.3 megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor ,an ISO range of 64 to 12800 and a 3.2″ LCD screen. DXOMark has tested more than 100 lenses... Read moreBest Lenses for Nikon D810

Details of how I set up my Nikon D810 for shooting different subjects. Covers all settings of the camera, including buttons and memory banks. Download my settings.

There are two ways to look at an incrementally improved DSLR: either the company missed an opportunity to improve something that has fallen behind the

The big headline to me regarding the Nikon D810 is the shutter and mirror assembly. The sound of the camera is completely different than the D800. The Nikon D810 is all about features and that’s where it truly shines. Nikon might not have delivered much better image quality, but it certainly did deliver a very useful feature – decreased base ISO of 64, which is 2/3 of a stop lower than ISO 100. Why is this useful? Because 64 is a native ISO, which means that you are getting a real hardware…

The Nikon D810 and D4s are two of the most popular cameras in Nikon’s current lineup of “professional” DSLR cameras due to their excellent image quality and robust build quality.

Nikon D810

This very likely fake 'wish list' image of the D810 appeared online yesterday, and it's got a lot of users hoping Nikon will listen and add a dedicated ISO scroll wheel to the top plate. http://petapixel.com/2014/06/18/likely-fake-photo-nikon-d810-shows-online-features-top-plate-iso-wheel/

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Photographers everywhere loved the Nikon D800 and D800E, and now comes the Nikon D810 as the firm's latest high-resolution workhorse camera. Is it a worthy successor? Callum McInerney-Riley finds out in our Nikon D810 review

The new Nikon D810A has a special IR filter that makes it more sensitive to the hydrogen alpha wavelength.