Nikon D3 Body Only

Pros: This camera is leaps and bounds ahead of the competion!

Cons: None, The price is comming down, be patient, try after the holidays- Maybe then 4K

The Bottom Line: This isn't a beginner's camera. This is a field-studio photograhper's workhorse.

Review: MY name is Richard Paris and I'm a professional protographer. I was thrilled when the D2x came out. It was a I still consider it a workhorse today. The Digital high end camera market is in tune and in step with the computer industry. I just built a quad ...

Pros: ISO6400 with with hardly any noise. Live View LCD. Dual CF card slots.

Cons: A little pricey, but worth every dollar.

The Bottom Line: The color quality, resolution, sharpness, lack of noise (even in low ISO settings) has blown me away.

Review: First, I must mention that if any of the information below seems like Greek jargon, this high-priced camera may not be what you are looking for. Otherwise, trying to use this camera would be comparable to driving an 18-wheeler for someone who has never ...

Pros: High quality photos at ISO 6,400 at 9 frames per second 12.1 megapixels

Cons: $5000 price tag, professional size and weight

The Bottom Line: The world's best camera for sports photography.

Review: The Nikon D3 is an amazing camera, especially for sports photography. The D3 produces photos at ISO 6,400 with noise comparable to ISO 400, that's five times the light sensitivity with no decline in quality. How about this: low to moderate grain photos ...