I Shot the Nikon D700 and it was Amazing Shot with a Panasonic Lumix S5 @kitLe+ Kitlens Audio from Zoom H1N + boya lavalier mic #camerageek #photography #vintagecameras #cameras
Enjoy. I disagree with a few of the comments. Yes, definitely too much to pay for one in this condition, but you got the lenses as well. Glad it's working out for you. If you use one of the more recent mirrorless cameras, DSLRs become just a bit more tedious to get accurate AF with lenses shot wide open. The D700 file size is great. The monochromatic noise is nice. The 3D tracking and LV were a bit ahead of it's time. The photos it produces with the color science it has remain something people are attracted to. You can look at all the charts and graphs on limited DR, high read noise, etc, but it will never give you the aesthetic feel of the camera itself. Have fun.
I had my first one in 2009 and sold it in 2012 after a Nikon D800 release. I just bought one back a few weeks ago, and I agree the image has the best skin tone.
Beat up enough to have been used by a photojournalist. When I got into weddings and other events, I replaced a D200 & D300 with a D700 & D3. After upgrading, I am still with the D700 for street photography and model portfolios. Tip: Use 3D Focus Tracking for razor sharpness.
The D700 is the defnition of work horse. I used it for years, and it never let me down. The high ISO isn't great, 3200 is about all you can do reliably. The JPG's aren't great. Very contrasty and shadows are too dark. I shot raw exclusively because the jpg's weren't good, shadows too dark and highlights too light.
Yes iso performace is not comparable to new cameras but i like the noise it makes. My sony a7rii has weird color noise compared to this and the denoise in lightroom just breathes new life to old cameras
congrats on your d700. that lense i heard is legendary. got mine here body and grip in canada for $250 cdn (23,000 clicks). ever first fx. bought for low noise capability so far very impressed with iso 6400 photos edited with topaz.
D700 is awesome. Nikon rates the shutter for 150,000 actuations - there are many reports of D700s reaching way over that, though. I have bought one for AU$400 in near perfect condition. I sold my original one (that I bought for AU$4000) about 10 years ago.
Kumuha ka nalang ng NIKON Z 7ii - You cannot go wrong. I have also D700 with 6000 shutter count. - Do not waste anymore money to restore that - just used it and save money for mirrorless.
Old is serious misnomer. This camera is amazing. I just got one used from an authorized dealer, and the battery grip and a 24-120mm lens, and extra batteries, and there was only 23k shutter clicks. It is an amazing camera.
D700 kinda beat up, but I think You got quite a deal! And the older ‘F’ glass adapts well on the newer Z cameras. Youre a Lucky man. 😊 Stay safe and happy shooting!