This camera is great. I have used it for sports, portraits, real estate, events, landscapes and weddings. It has never let me down! Works even better with the battery grip and D5 battery. Battery life is good, with the D5 battery amazing! The video quality is also top notch.

Build quality; Screen size

Up to 7 fps; use the MB-D18 Multi Battery Power Pack with the EN-EL18b Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery and shoot full resolution up to 9 fps.

Best camera I had in 30 years AF-technique. Not perfect and I still need my D500 too! The monitor should be fully moveable and the Live-View AF must get faster. It's all about lenses - I had Canon for 20 years with all great lenses (1.2/50, 1.2/85, 2.0/135, 2.8/300, 2.8/400, 5.6/800) so switching...

I have used many Nikon cameras over the years starting with a D3, D300, D800e, D500 and most recently a D5 and have no doubt that the D850 is the best of all! It combines most of the D5s features, exceeds the resolution of the previous D800 serious, gives great battery life, 7 fp, and the most...

Durable; Great Features; Great Picture Quality; Simple Controls

Absolutely top class. Owned since December 2017. Previous owners of the D610, D750 and D810. The D750 had a more beautiful grip than the D810, but the D810 was technically superior to the D750. The D850 is a combination of them both but filled with the absolute newest.

At the end of the day, I can’t help feeling like I’m bearing witness to some sort of awesome, formidable Megafauna. Which, as every elementary school kid will tell you, is quite possibly the second-coolest thing ever. (The first, of course, being dinosaurs themselves.

Hyped as Nikon's best ever professional DSLR, the full frame D850 serves up a stunning all-round performance

Packed with features; Outstanding picture quality; Easy to use and share photos

Slightly on the heavy side; This level of performance doesn't come cheap

This is the ultimate DSLR, with strong features and abilities to do all the tasks. It won't let you down.

45.7-megapixel sensor captures exceptionally fine detail; Fast viewfinder autofocus with silent shooting option in Live View; Rear thumb-operated sub-selector for fast AF point positioning; Extremely good 1840-shot battery life;

No phase detection AF in Live View; Touchscreen operation doesn’t include key exposure settings; Wireless SnapBridge connectivity needs improvement;

The fiver matches DPReview's Gold Award for the best DSLR money can buy...and this is not even Nikon's flagship model. On my lowly Nikon 50mm f1.8 AF it proves to be the sharpest lens in my inventory, easily beats out the 105mm Micro -Nikkor VR which I rented to test because I already have a 55...

SHARP

A bit heavy