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

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

As a professional photographer and Nikon user for many years the D850 high dynamic range, outstanding resolution of the 45.7MP sensor, high frame rate and the excellent build quality makes the D850 Nikon's most advanced DSLR camera to date. A work of technical genius!.

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

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.

Where does one start It does so many things incredibly well. This isn't an upgrade to the D810 (which I own), but a completely different beast. Nikon has had built-in time-lapse for a long time. In the D850 it has brought it to new heights. It shoots 8k and 4k video.

All of the 5 star reviews couldn't be more correct. I have been a faithful owner of Nikon cameras forever and this one is light years above my previous camera. The clarity of the random photos is phenomenal! I must admit, it will take a while to learn what all I can do with this D850.

A dependable beast of a full-frame camera that should be top of the wishlist for pros and enthusiastic amateurs alike

Super high-res sensor capable of incredible detail; Burst mode makes it good for action too; Weatherproof and extremely well built; Incredibly crisp optical viewfinder; Silent shooting mode is a useful extra

Centred focus points sometimes means recomposing; XQD cards are expensive

The Nikon D850 is a full-frame or FX format DSLR with 45.7 million pixels on its backlit CMOS sensor. It sits below the Nikon D5 in the company’s DSLR line-up and above the D810 (which is set to continue).

Without a doubt, those who described the Nikon D850 as a game changer were not lying. It’s one of the most sophisticated cameras on the market. While hailed as a great camera for landscape photographers, it is also suitable for many other genres of photography as well.