The new full frame from Nikon will be priced at 2600 euro, a sub USD4000 which is a lot more than what initially we thought it would be retailing- USD2999.

The Nikon D700 is equipped with 12 Megapixel sensor, 51 AF System and the ability to shoot at 5 frames per second and 8 frames per second when coupled with the MB-D10 battery grip. All the above are same as the speculated rumors.

Once of the disappointing finding is its 95% viewfinder field. Full frame users are expecting 100% viewfinder field, even the D2H and D2X are featured with 100% viewfinder. The built in flash o the D700 will functions as the wireless flash control, a highly nticipated feature be fellow Nikon users.

The SB-900 is said as the successor of SB-800. Not much details about Nikon’s new flash.

The scan does look convincing, but with so many rumors and most of them fake, until Nikon really announces the Nikon D700, I would keep my fingers crossed, same as the folks as Crunchgears.

Anyway, come  to think of it, if the Nikon D700 is really retailing at around USD4000, would you actually go for it, or rather buy a Nikon D3 which cost USD4999, only USD1000 more. Adding a battery grip, battery and its charger would be another sub USD400 to the total cost of the Nikon D700.

If you ask me, I vote for the Nikon D3!

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Nikon D700 Official Sample Photos

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