 | No movies | None |  | Poor maximum light sensitivity | 12,800 ISO |  | Fixed screen | Less flexible |  | Old | October 2013 |  | Expensive | $1,899.00 |  | No built-in flash | Professional | |  | No image stabilization | Risk of blur |  | Poor startup delay | 550 ms startup delay |  | Poor shutter lag | 274 ms shutter lag |  | No GPS | Missing geo-tagging |  | Heavy | 765 g | |
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D800 is aslo full frame dslr camera
build in flash
36 MP
build in flash
HDR system
and else but if D800 is too expensive for you just buy the D7100 its similar to D800 like her son :)
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Is there any reason to buy a camera which is worse in every aspect for more money? What did happen to our human kind?
You should as you can bet better cameras for less money.
I have it a few days now. It handles nicely but it feels a little "plasticky" to me. I like the features. The High ISO performance is great. It works well with the AI/AIS lenses (programming them into the nine non-AF lenses that can be defined and appear in your EXIF data and allows camera to know f-Stop etc). A really nice feature set. SHould have been less expensive as it is being sold, or built more substantially at this price point. No regrets about buying it.