The shooting menu spans four pages and includes HDR shooting options and there are seven pages of custom menu items, which are also colour coded which should help you familiarise yourself with the cameras many options. Menus - The Nikon D800 features a clearly laid out menu system with colour coded sections and a wealth of options. The top LCD is illuminated and the camera has a redesigned hand-grip with a more comfortable shutter release button. The camera has a new lightweight magnesium alloy body that is dust and water resistant to an equivalent level as the D700. The optical viewfinder will be familiar to anyone who has used the Nikon D700 and offers 100% coverage. Handling - The D800 includes a two axis virtual horizon that can be displayed on the back LCD screen or view the optical viewfinder. 3.2inch screen, 921k dots (near sRGB colour).High-speed CF (UDMA 7) and SD (SDXC and UHS-1) dual card slots.Clean HDMI output, Mic/Headphone sockets.6fps continuous shooting in DX format at 15.4mp (with MB-D12).36.3 megapixel full frame FX CMOS sensor.In addition to the headline feature of the 36.3 megapixel full frame FX CMOS sensor, the camera also features Full HD video 30/25/24fps, Clean HDMI output, ISO50 - ISO25600, 4fps full frame shooting, 6fps at DX size, 200,000 shots shutter rating, weather sealed body, 3.2inch screen and a number of other impressive features including USB 3.0 tethering. In hand, the Nikon D800 and Nikkor 28-70mm f/2.8 lens. The Nikon D800E has an RRP of £2689 with a release date of the 12th of April. The D800E is designed to get the maximum resolution from the sensor and would be suited to landscape or fashion photography and will be available from select retailers. With the D800E* camera there is more risk of moire (coloured patterns appearing incorrently in images) however Nikon will have an updated version of Nikon Capture NX2 with a moire filter to resolve this problem. It comes in two flavours, the Nikon D800 'standard' DSLR, or the Nikon D800E with AA / Anti-Aliasing filter removed for even higher quality images. Read our full Nikon D800 vs Nikon D800E comparison review. Read our full review of the Nikon D800 Digital SLR. The camera is designed to sit along-side the Nikon D700 and has an RRP of £2399 with a release date of the 22nd of March. The new Nikon D800 is a new full frame Digital SLR from Nikon (the second this year) and features a whopping 36.3 megapixel full frame CMOS sensor.

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