I’ve had mine since new, will never part with it. 12mp, who cares, A3+ prints easy. Smaller file sizes, quicker to load on PC and quicker processing in LR or PS. Team it with a 70-200 2.8 zoom it to 200, one of the best portrait combos ever. Oh, and you get a good workout if you rock it with a grip 😊. Enjoy!

Best Nikon DSLR ever made, I've been through D200, D300, D300s, D600, 2 x D800's (dreadful flat images from the D800) in the last 15 years, yet in 2020 I'm still using my D700 as my GO TO camera. Every time I use this beauty it just delivers the best looking images ever!

Hi Frederick, I've recently returned to photography and it was you and your videos that convinced me to buy a D700. Keep the faith!

I purchased my D700 4 to 5 years ago and it has become the camera that reignited my passion for photography. Honestly I have used all kinds of cameras through my career and through my time shadowing and working with other photographers, but there’s just something about this camera. The raw files come almost perfect, the camera focuses almost perfect 100% of the time and the camera is really built well. I just can’t get rid of it and I am looking to get a D850, but the D700 I think will still be my main for a long time

I would say you can easily put the lack of video mode to camera's advantages;)

I'm looking at this video in March 2021! I still shoot with the D700. it's a dated camera for sure, but I have thousands of great images from this camera! It is built to professional standards, can be used in all kinds of weather, it takes great images with good color and great dynamic range even at high ISOs! I usually shoot at ISO 1000 to 1600 and see very little noise in my images. i use a vertical grip which gives me about 7 frames per second for Wildlife. I love the camera and will shoot with it until I die or it comes to it's life. One of the best cameras Nikon made!

D700 is amazing, about to head out in to the storm with mine now. It produces fantastic images and is great to use. It is currently my only DSLR and I would not swap it. I already use a Leica Q , X100F and a Ricoh GR, which are fantastic image machines but the D700 is holds its own in image abilities. Enjoy.

Nikon's best camera since the F2 IMHO - and it reminds me of the F2 in its build quality! I have had mine now for 9 years, and I just bought a second body as insurance. I simpy don't see the need for a more modern camera (I don't shoot video). The balance between image quality and file size is optimum for me, as I never print larger than A3. Every setting I need is rapidly accessible through button/dial combinations, - I don't need to search through menus when I'm shooting. I like to work fast, so this is a huge plus for me. The old 'screwdriver' AF lenses are built like tanks! The old 85mm f1.4D and 135mm f2DC are the finest portrait lenses in the world (IMHO) and last forever. Only drawback is weight (I use my D700s with battery grips) but you get used to it - and it actually helps for hand holding at slow speeds. A basic PC has more than enough processing power to handle D700 files, and the relatively small size of RAW files is a bonus too.

I'm just moving back to the D700 now from shooting Canon bodies for a few years. Best decision I've made for a while.

i just bought the D700 14,000 actuation's for 325..us. last week.. bought 3 great lenses.. from NIKKOR for cheap.. loving this bad boy..

Mine got 270000 clicks and still workin' normal. As long you don't have to crop a lot , you won't miss 24mp of higher. I print A3+ at home and the prints are top.

In the grand scheme of things I'm not even considered an amateur but an "enthusiast"... and I barely used my new Nikon d5000 (don't laugh) years ago because carrying the tripod for the long lenses just never fit with my hikes. For the last 8 years or so I've dabbled in mirrorless and now looking into dslrs again, but I can get a professional level used at this point for less money than my original d5000. I'm watching this video in 2023 as I make my decision! This really seems like the beast I want to tame if I'm going to better myself in photography! Cheers!

Got a used d700 this summer (with extra battery grip, strap shipping etc) for $400 and I am love it!! I am new to photography and I love how much I can learn on this camera.

Still using my D700 in 2020. Just brought it out last night to shoot the Neowise comet. I want a D3S as well but I will be keeping the D700 forever.

This was my first fullframe camera and still love it. The output straight from the camera is indeed very beautifull. This a pure photo machine, no video gimmicks and other weird stuff that you won't need or use. I might get another one with only 10k shutter for 350 euro. Have to see the camera in real live first of course. Even when I get something new I have to hold it in my hand first.

Thank you for present. From Russia with gratitude!

Hi. Nice review. I have purchased an used D700 with 15k shots for only 350euros last month. I also have D3 since 2010. I have tried Olympus, Fuji and Panasonic mirrorless but they seem more like video games to me than cameras. D700 is a lot of substance with immediate control buttons without unnecessary frills. Incredibile grip and ergonomics, important functions at your fingertips,fantastic performance even at ISO 6400, abundant resolution even for a3 prints, higher reactivity than mirrorless,slow but usable live view, infinite battery ! Moreover, today it is at an incredible price.

Had my D700 since 2010. It’s a lovely machine. Rolls Royce quality - yes, a bit ancient in specifications but bulletproof (except the card door 😬)

They made it for photos .. That's it LEGENDARY

Thank you. I love the discreet tooling on Nikons, as well as the overall feel.

It's an amazing camera still. I re-purchased one after more than a decade and immediately fell in love with the color reproduction of this camera again. I also paired it with the Nikon 105mm f2 DC (defocus control). This amazing lens works quite nicely on the D700 and delivers incredible images. At DC setting of zero the lens is tack sharp with very nice bokeh and rendering (even when I adapt it to my 60mp Sony A7rIV). The main issue of this lens is the front focus when used with nonzero "rear" defocus setting. I got it fixed as good as possible by dialing in a "+20" lens lens focus calibration. With that setting I get tack sharp images with amazing bokeh at f2 with defocus settings of "2 rear" and at f2.8 with "2 rear" dc setting. Nornally it should also be "f2.8 rear", but in that case even the +20 lens focus correction is not quite sufficient to correct the front focus. But now I can get great images at f2 and f2.8 which is all I want of this lens.

Excellent video Frederik and many thanks, I have a D7100 and I am quite happy with it but lately have been thinking of going FX (for print size/quality), you're info/presentation was a great help as choosing the right camera can almost be a nightmare! I have always been a Nikon user and still have an F4 with data back (now that is heavy!) and an F100 both of which I love to use, I have a VERY comprehensive darkroom which at the moment just can't bear to lose, (never mind the HUGE investments made in it) I'm 74 now and of course was brought up on film. One of the biggest problems with film now though is it's becoming very expensive, plus the time spent in my darkroom (divorce city!!) just simply flies by! Now it's computer, printer and Lightroom etc. somehow not quite the same but that's progress? I suppose, happy shooting Frederik and stay healthy.

I used to shoot weddings with a a pair of D700's over a period of three years 2008 to 2011. They were amazing and so forgiving to use. I sold them when I retired from doing social photography but considering one now for fun as they are so cheap used.

Great video! I bought mine as my first full frame camera and it’s been a joy! Keep the videos coming.

I bought my d700 after having a d610 I take photos, I'm not a videographer, and I've added the mbd10 battery grip which will take a d3 enel4 battery, this gives a boost from 5fps to 7fps so wildlife and action is quite feasible, as far as repairs nikon canada can no longer get parts, so I would buy another for parts and take to a 3rd party repair shop LIVE ON LEGEND!

I wish I had never sold mine - D700 is strongly recommended to anyone considering it When I look back some of my best photos were taken by the d700 there are two top Nikons for me One was d700 and the other is Df Re mpx = 12 is plenty - and 16 is more than plenty

I just bought one one hour ago in excellent condition. I missed my first one and I got lucky to find this one.

I picked up my D700 in 2011 (it was Nikon's #2 camera at the time). It was billed as "D3 pro quality in the D300 body and price". It's still my go to camera that I am using today (5-26-2022) with 85,000 actuations and it is still chugging along. I wouldn't mind a D3s or D4s but this one continues to get the work done. I have trouble parting with it and I will pick up another one or a new one in a heartbeat coupled with the 28-300 mm lens and 3 f1.8 primes i am good to go.

Great video! I bought a D700 a year ago as my first FF camera. I believe it still retains a great value. Amazing IQ even with a crappy plastic 28-80 af-d I had in my closet for years. The only only negative I find is the heavy banding issues i face when recovering shadows.

You never regret of purchased D700 , Its build like a tank , dropped a few times in Canadian Rockies trails , no problem beside all metal of F mount lens of Nikon you can find , cheers to all D700 fellows users

I just ordered a D700, should be here in a few days. I shot weddings and portraits in the 1990s into early 2000s. Started with medium format film and finished with Nikon D1X, D100 and Fujifilm S-3. The D1X no longer works, the S-3's back screen no longer works, the D100 still works fine. Looking forward to trying the D700 as an amateur and just enjoying the process of creating images. Thank you for the videos on the D700, you were very helpful in my decision to try this camera.

I will never EVER part with my beloved legend D700. 400,000+ shutter count and still counting!

Love my D700!! Both of them! Bought an extra one in case I loose one!

Hi! Bought my D700 two years ago. coming from a film camera era, I think it's a good dslr Camera, simple but straight forward. Highly recommended by the angry photographer, I took a chance on it, and I do not have any regrets. Its an awesome camera, for its price, built and use. I am a photography enthusiast and for my needs, it is doing a great job, more than i could expect for. Keep safe guys. God Bless.

A true legend. I picked myself up a used one with very low shutter count of 12860. Colors out of this is just out of the World.

Let me add my rant on "successors" of D700 here. I've known MP in marketing is bs since I've got my used D700 and compared it's results with D5100 I had at the time, in low light conditions, 12mp D700 absolutely blown away a much higher 16mp on D5100, a camera from 2011. I've always explained it by simply having more rf interference between photosites on smaller aps-c sensor vs larger 35mil sensor on D700. Now, in 2020 I'm still cracking my head over the question should I get the darn D850 because by many reviews and pics I've seen my 12yo 12mp D700 is still a very solid and die hard performer and I love it a lot. It's not that I don't have money to buy hasselblad or D850, it's more of "do i really need this 3x more megapixels stuff?" I've recently encountered an issue where I'm using mf lens for fast moving subjects photography and I simply needed more than 5fps cont shooting, so I can solve that by buying a battery grip for D700 instead, which will give me up to 8fps. True D850 can give me more(actually a whole 7 instead of 5 fps, WOW!). It'll go up to 10 AFAIR but cmon. It's not worth to be called a competition. Then, weight. I think it's almost about the same maybe around 100g less in D850, SFW? While at it, I was looking at Z6 but then again, it's incompatible with older nikkor lenses like my 50 f/1.2 which I absolutely love. Yea it does have aberrations but who cares if it's used to create soft portraits and soft looking pics, not to find that needle in that haystack over there. What bs of a marketing this "backwards compatible z mount" is. I can't go Z because I've other older lenses too. It may be innovative and wide and stuff but why nikon treats their customers like this? If only they've fixed it and made it REALLY backwards compatible with all lenses including MF then yeah, I'd jump on(but of course I won't discard D700 until it breaks down, which I don't expect to happen within the next 10-15 years at least). In the end it's not about quantity, it's about quality, it's about what you fill those pixels with, not about how many millions of them you have. Yeah, and lenses too btw, which is the thing responsible for actually forming the stuff you fill your pixels with. D700 works absolutely amazing for me, and I can't find enough pros in D850 to convince me to buy it. It just doesn't cut it. Sometimes I actually think maybe I should try digital MF or something but again, why, if I actually still shoot 645 film and have a freezer of it lying around. If I properly scan those they're almost as hi-res as MF digital cameras, depending on lens and film resolution. I love the amount of detail in MF film. D700's most significant drawback is lack of good remote controls(release has to be done via wired connector on the body, compared to D5100 from 2011 which works fine with IR, and flash commander is optical only which needs a separate IR filter cover in order not to fire into face of your subject), lack of good flash controls in menu in general, allowing only group A and B control, with a LOT of clicking. Those are my biggest concerns with it personally. Otherwise, it's still kicks ass.

Great write up regarding the Pro's and Cons of the D700... I picked one up recently at a good price with only around 9k shutter count and in beautiful condition. I was curious to see what all the fuss is about with this camera...Megapixels aside the images this thing produces are amazing! Wish I picked one up earlier... Built like a Tank yes, and in a world where making things disposable, cheap and to a price seems to be the norm, it's awesome to shoot with a camera like this...

The reason people love the D700: The cameras today take photos That look very HD. It’s incredible how detailed the photos are. But they don’t look real. The D700 photos look real. That’s it ! The Nikon D700 output is what you saw before snapping the photo. The human eye cannot illuminate the shadows and see every tiny crack in a tree trunk. The camera today take photos that look surreal. I love my D700 and my D3s because they both reproduce the scene as I saw it. Like film, it looks realistic. I know in this world today it’s not a popular opinion but there are still some of us who enjoy keeping it real.. Really Real 👊

Sorry for being late in your channel, my friend. Always been a fan of your works in instagram. Cheers!

I have the D700 I bought used. It is a camera that embodies why I love Nikon. I paid $350.00 with only 23K on the shutter count. The Build is excellent. Support is 2nd to none. Any F Nikon lens, 3rd party support. It is not anything like anything mirrorless today including the Z family. I cannot think of any camera they make that exceeds my needs. Truth be told I shoot Sony too, and they are my production workhorses, but my D700 is something special and I want to incorporate into my workflow, but only for those really special shots. Such a beautifully done camera.

I was lucky to buy an as new D700 and just using it has reinvigorated my interest in photography.

Nikon need another D700!! 12MP with Expeed 6 processor for that High ISO and dynamic Range

Dear Sir: first, I want to thank you for making a video of reasoned and consistent content. Just my situation was that of wanting to go to FX and not spend the fortune they ask for some new cameras.As in literature, I always have a certain predilection for the classics. And without a doubt, after seeing his video and continuing to investigate, I understood that it was the camera I was looking for. I got one in good condition and I am delighted. The viewfinder it' fantastic.I have some old Takumar that I can use with adapter even though they don't focus to infinity, it is very easy to focus manual.It's nice to have a dedicated button for each thing and to be able to add others. This camera will be old but it looks like something from the future. The quality and texture of the image are delightful.I cannot explain it very well, what I feel when I see the images is that they are exactly as I saw it, with exactly the same and natural color reproduction. Very happy with the results.Again, thank you very much for uploading such great content. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I am still using it, my favourite camera, wonderful colour capture.

Welcome to the club, amazing camera still today

11:16 life expectancy is not really an issue when you have a camera at this price point. Of course, in 5 years, the prices will drop even further, below 200 EUR, for example. But it doesn't matter. It's just a commodity. Honestly, if you are a pro, the camera is the D850, no question. Anyhow, I love your video. I am planning to buy one for my 80200f2.8D, as you excellently mention at 3:52, AF motor. Nikon weirdly didn't include AF motor into the FTZ adapter, so Z cameras are not OK for AF-D lens owners, like me. At 12:22 you mentioned fixed screen, actually Nikon's live-view AF is so primitive, that when I had the Df I purchased an optical right angle viewer (DR-5) and I loved it, since I more then very often shoot low angle, and I prefer OVF. The viewer has an easy switch for 2x magnification, which is another excellent feature.

Just picked up an excellent used one from KEH, it arrives this weekend and I can't wait to get it!

It’s an amazing camera for the price nowadays 😊 as long as you get your composition right.

Hello there, Two weeks ago I bought my D700 with only 32,000 shots. She makes a perfect combo with my Nikkor 35-70 f2.8 AF-D, and has become very good friends with my Olympus Pen-F For me, the best choice is to combine an Fx sensor camera (D700) with an M4/3 (my Olympus), so I can cover any situation. I just wish they last me forever 😊

Fin video! Bliver helt nostalgisk og bliver nødt til at støve mit gamle D700 af. D700 er et ægte pro kamera hvor D750 nærmere betegnes som prosumer. D810 er den værdige efterfølger og har mange af de samme dedikerede knapper som er vigtige for pro-segmentet. Men de har bare ikke det samme "feel" som D700 :)

Love this video and the D700!

I just got a D700 a month ago. Very nice. I do have three F100 bodies and a D7000. Full frame digital is nice as my Nikon lenses work as they were intended. I can realize now that DX can be helpful for telephoto lenses to extend the range. 180mm F2.8 will be my next telephoto. I had it once and sold it. Very nice discussion here. Thank you.

80 -200 2.8 and grip with 3D tracking awesome combo.

I love my D700 its old but beautiful images

Thank you! I enjoyed this video as I just recently purchased a D700. Everyone has different taste ...as for me ...I love the feel and I don't mind the weight of this camera!

My 700 is still a useful part of the kit I use.

Mine has 276000 clicks on it, still works great except the beep sound is gone. The flash should pop up fast on your camera though.

Thank you so very much for taking the time to review this camera. I was sitting on the fence with this one, but your review swayed me to go ahead and purchase one! I like your style of review. Keep it up. Have subscribed! Ps. Would like to see your thoughts on using this camera after a few months. Any setting recommendations etc. Cheers,

Mine came today , I have D810, D4s and I love the images from this more than any camera I've ever owned.

Very good video as usual, I have a Nikon D700, and have had it from new, it has all the main controls available by the touch of a button, this is such a great feature and is probably why I like it and my Fuji camera so much, with external controls you can just get on with taking pictures instead of diving into menu's. Keep us informed of what you think as you use it.

Excellent video!! It has convinced me the D700 is my next camera.

Thanks for all these insights , Frederik. I have bought a used D700 as a backup , now it is my main camera. I love the colors and the look of the images. Is it a myth? No, I don't think it is . It is maybe magic but that's good for photography! All the best from Vienna, Thomas

another con is the single card operation... No backup in case of card failure.

Always great content!!! Considering that the price of d700 is now very close to d610 and d800 which one do you recommend? And which all round lense will you choose for it?

Just bought one in exceptional condition with a shutter count of 9777. It’s coming from Japan so due in a week or two. I currently have a D800 which I bought after selling a Panasonic S1, mirrorless isn’t for me. I look forward to trying this legend!

My D700 is still going strong.

Hi we have 4 x D700 rarely used now but still taken out for a spin occasionally. We cannot recommend highly enough the addition of the MBD-10 GRIP the BL-3 cover and the EN-EL4 or 4A battery these additions just supercharge the D700.

Thanks for the great videos , got a good one yesterday . Only card they had was 64 GB you get full and 0 on the display . Probably because firmware 1 and you need 1.2 . Put the 32GB card out the D810 in and works fine .

Got mine in 2008 as backup to D3 which had the same sensor. I shot many weddings and model portfolios with it and it is still one of the best I have owned. What about newer Nikons? I also own a D800, a D750 and Z7 and if for some reason I were to go back to professional photography, I would use my D3 and the D700 as a backup. The colors are outstanding and the 3D focus tracking has never been topped since.

I passed D200, D700, D750, D850. D700 is by far the best in rendering the special feeling that cannot be put in words. D850 is too noisy, good at very low ISO, good for macro stacking and video.

I actually like that you mentioned the F100, when I am shooting both switch back and forth is pretty seamless.

Than you for your video... I think you have told me 20 pro. I love analog.. and this will be my first digital camera in 2021.

The D700 also makes for a good real estate camera or back up camera . The small files means your HDs will not full up fast . It’s not my favorite all time camera , but it’s still great .

I got mine at a very good price. The reason I bought it was for my industrial photography. Crawling around mines and sewage treatment plants are not kind to gear. If it is destroyed I can pick up another and the cost is covered by part of the shoot fees.

I would add another plus. The camera-card-computer flow is much more fluid and you can run it with an old computer. You can put also your old SD cards inside a cheap CF Adapter.

The only con is weight and lack of video. With today's denoise, sharpening and enlargement software, this little camera conserves disk space yet still allows output rivaling a D850 or beyond.

I bought my D700 new in the first months of its release years ago. I was using a D200 prior to that and wanted the full frame. What I do miss and never understood is why Nikon decided not to give the D700 ISO 100. Instead, the lowest is ISO 200.

My favorite DSLR camera is the D700 - makes beautiful images. The body seemed to be modeled after the Nikon F100 which I also have.

You may also mention the large pixel pitch (8 microns), greatly contributing to its image quality.

I bought a near mint D700 last year for $350 with less than 5K on the shutter! Love this camera.

Well, I am perplexed as to why Nikon has ceased all support for the D700. I know this because I am having issues with my D700: formatting issues again. Well, I love this gorgeous hunk so much that I got another mint copy on eBay. I also shoot the D750 but I kept grabbing the 700. As an aside, Nikon USA still supports the crappy D90 which I owned years ago. Go figure. Much enjoyed your take on the D700.

This was posted on another D700 video by a user named Nikos Zochios so just copying and pasting FYI: The D700 has the best colour accuracy and hue discrimination than any other Nikon camera. The D700 sensor NC81338L (CMOS) has been designed by Nikon and has been manufactured by "Matsushita" There are some factors that separate the D700 sensor from any other Nikon camera sensor. About D700 colours: What makes the D700 colours so special (including excellent skin tones) is its unique CFA together with a unique algorithm applied to its sensor. (different than the D3 and D3s ones) After the D700, Nikon altered CFA filters in order to boost high ISO performance and fit a bigger number of mpx in the same size sensor. But this required making the filter less discriminating. The colour discrimination of the specific CFA allows the separation as a unique shade of any single basic colour. Modern cameras' lighter CFAs simply cluster similar shades of a single colour. So we are coming now to the most important of all the factors which is called "Tonal gain" This is the D700's sensor pixel area (Photosite):71.70µm2 and this is-a an example- the D850 sensor pixel area:18.88µm2 That means that the D700 sensor has a 279% larger pixel area. So, let's see why this makes the difference in dimensionality and depth we see on many D700 shots. Light is a signal. This represents the tonality (colours, contrasts, details) of the subject. Its strength is defined by shutter speed and aperture. Pixel area (Photosite) is an antenna that receives the signal so it affects how much light per pixel can be gathered. The larger it is, the more light can be collected by a single pixel. BUT, The size of the photosite defines its native signal gain as well. For a camera to record the maximum amount of micro-contrast and depth of a good lens, it requires low photosite density for higher native gain. Tonal gain is NOT a dynamic range. The higher the native gain, the bigger is the gap between the peak of the gain and the noise floor over the same signal.- Photosites exist at various densities within the size of the camera sensor. Higher megapixel sensors have a higher density and lower native gain. The ISO defines the applied gain on the photosite so that it can receive a weaker signal. Increasing the gain raises the noise floor. The Analog to Digital Converter (A/D converter) converts the gained signal into digital information. The quality of the conversion is influenced by Bit Depth. The Signal to Noise Ratio firmware (SNR) separates the signal (the detail) from the noise (the noise) right before making the RAW file. If the converted gain is low, it will have a harder time figuring out the difference, therefore removing more signals. So the quality of the TONAL GAIN matters greatly in final image-making. The current ideal photosite density is 12mp for the size of a full-frame sensor (Nikon D700 - 8.5 microns is ideal) So yes, the D700 is definitely worth buying! Now in 2023 and even in 2030!

I know people who buy 24 MP camera's to publish 4000x6000 pictures on facebook, where they are reduced to 1200x800 prints. And these people will buy a 48 MP camera next year for this same purpose. For these people a 1 MP camera would suffice yet they deman ever more xensels, ever more connectivity. Ever more options, to use none of them.

Thank you very much. I have learnt so much more on how to use my D300 as its functions are very identical to the D700 from your wonderful videos. I only use manual lenses and shoot only Black and white images. Only Editing I do is image cropping. Looking out for a D700 now.

I still have my D700 since this model first came out in the market…

Very helpful, I keep getting the urge to purchase one of these, would you still recommend one in 2022?

just a correction The expected as per Nikon shutter life is 200,000 for any of the pro line ie:D300,D700 D800/800E, D810/D810A & D850 not 150,000 & many as you mentioned go well over 300,000 without any problem. I personally had a D300 which when I sold it had over 332,000 actuations & was still going strong.

Image quality is down to the larger pixels on the D700 sensor

I love My D700...

Yes...I bought new when it first came out...used then sold... Bought another one last with 1400 shutter count and will not sell it ever...

Your videos are great, Frederik! I bought a mint D700 with only 6000 clicks and accessories and even though i have newer Nikons, this camera is a legend and I find myself grabbing it a lot of the time. I have a lot of Nikon glass, new and older, and also some third-party glass and they all work perfectly..

As to your concern for this cameras's dynamic range, I shoot it in love night all the time and never had any difficulty . With a 50mm f 1.4, I set it to 90th sec and f 2.8 auto ISO with upper range pegged at ISO 2200. It is a night KILLER.

I love my D700, imho the bigger defect is that there isn't an easy way to move from A mode to S mode while shooting sports... I found easy on my previous D80 to shot near me with a fixed time exposure to have panning effect and then just moving a finger passing to diafragm priority for a second shot after a very limited time! Like two different turns in the same circuit in motorsport... Ps other things that I don't like very much are the menus, a little bit too complicated... All the rest is history!

Great cam.. had 2 of em.. gonna buy the 3rd one

Found one for 300eur,card 16gb,charger,strap,battery,box... around 99000 shots...thinking of buying...

H Frederik, could please tell me if the Loawa lens 100mm f2.8 work with d700? Thank you

Budget Hobbyist i think its a yes. But i prefer d750 secondhand around 700-800 i think

i hope i can find one with this good condition. im going to buy one to start on macro photography.

Many people buying more than 24-megapixel cameras just to post their holiday pictures, their animals, and breakfast on social media... especially young people. But who cares it's their money.

HI, I see you are using a manual focus 50mm nikkor lens with D700. Currently I only posses film cameras, but would like to experience the digital world by leveraging on my manual focus lens collection. I wonder how challenging is to use the D700's viewfinder to nail the focus with the 50mm? Do you have experience with other manaul lenses as well?