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Nikon D800E Body Only - Second Hand

The Nikon D800E Digital SLR Camera is more than a DSLR, it's a broadcast quality video camera as well. Driving both still and video capture is the FX-format CMOS 36.3Mp sensor and the powerful EXPEED 3 image-processing engine.

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Nikon D800E Body Only - Second Hand

Nikon D800E Body Only - Second Hand

The Nikon D800E Digital SLR Camera is more than a DSLR, it's a broadcast quality video camera as well. Driving both still and video capture is the FX-format CMOS 36.3Mp sensor and the powerful EXPEED 3 image-processing engine.

To achieve maximum sharpness in NEF files, the special low-pass filter in the D800E is not configured with anti-aliasing properties. While this may incur an increase in moire patterns in some images, this presents less of a post-production concern when working exclusively with NEF raw files.

Images captured in JPEG formats that are affected by moire could become more difficult to work with during the post-production process. Additionally - Nikon's Capture NX 2 photo editing software has an integral moire correction filter, and a new adaptation for that filter that's designed especially for the D800E, is due to be released soon.

The D800E's Advanced Scene Recognition System with a 91k-pixel RGB sensor brings out precise, accurate colours in every scene, for natural-looking results. Face detection and a detailed scene analysis support more accurate autofocus, auto exposure, and i-TTL flash exposure for any number of compositional and lighting situations. When combined with auto-area AF and subject tracking in 3D-tracking, your images are even more fine-tuned. In addition, the 3D colour matrix metering III feature results in pleasing auto exposures, especially when human faces are in the scene.

The D800E utilises Nikon's i-TTL system for the supreme in accuracy and balance. When combined with Nikon's Speedlights, high-quality stills result. Of course, the camera also has a built-in pop-up flash for those spur-of-the-moment snapshots and other casual pics. The D800E also utilises Nikon's auto white balance which is equipped for a wide range of shooting situations. The Advanced Multi-CAM 3500FX autofocus sensor results in sharp images, even in low-light and the four AF-area modes give you the versatility you need to shoot everything from stills to street scenes to landscapes and more.

Key Features:

Optimised for NEF Raw File Capture

Modified OLP Filter for High Resolution

36.3Mp CMOS FX Format Sensor

EXPEED 3 Image-Processing Engine

3.2" LCD Monitor

Nikon F Mount Lens Mount

Eye-Level Pentaprism Viewfinder

1920 x 1080/30/25/24p HD Video Capture

Built-In Flash + i-TTL Flash Control

Matrix/Center-Weighted/Spot Metering

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Nikon D800E Body Only - Second Hand

The Nikon D800E Digital SLR Camera is more than a DSLR, it's a broadcast quality video camera as well. Driving both still and video capture is the FX-format CMOS 36.3Mp sensor and the powerful EXPEED 3 image-processing engine.

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