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<blockquote data-quote="Watch72" data-source="post: 189721" data-attributes="member: 14003">For the peace of mind, like what the others have said, get the D800E.&nbsp; It is &quot;supposedly&quot; to be sharper without the low pass filter.&nbsp; You can sleep better knowing you have the &quot;better&quot; of the two.&nbsp; But, if you are not going to pixel peep every shot or print it big, for all practical purpose the D800 will do.&nbsp; I have looked at photos from both cameras, frankly the difference is not noticeable if no one tells you where to look (especially when you do not have the same shot with the E to compare with).&nbsp; Even so, I find it at 100% to be only minimal improvement.&nbsp; After saying all that, I have to say I got myself the 800E last year.&nbsp;&nbsp; Am I regretting? - no, and like most others I like to sleep better at night.&nbsp;As for moire - yes, I get them when there are lots of close vertical lines in the shot.&nbsp; Some you can get rid with post but others sort of become less noticeable when you enlarge the photo.&nbsp; So I manage and most of all have fun with it.&nbsp; You can't be wrong with either - so don't stress yourself too much with decisions, decisions - quickly go and grab one now and start taking pictures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Watch72, post: 189721, member: 14003"] For the peace of mind, like what the others have said, get the D800E. It is "supposedly" to be sharper without the low pass filter. You can sleep better knowing you have the "better" of the two. But, if you are not going to pixel peep every shot or print it big, for all practical purpose the D800 will do. I have looked at photos from both cameras, frankly the difference is not noticeable if no one tells you where to look (especially when you do not have the same shot with the E to compare with). Even so, I find it at 100% to be only minimal improvement. After saying all that, I have to say I got myself the 800E last year. Am I regretting? - no, and like most others I like to sleep better at night. As for moire - yes, I get them when there are lots of close vertical lines in the shot. Some you can get rid with post but others sort of become less noticeable when you enlarge the photo. So I manage and most of all have fun with it. You can't be wrong with either - so don't stress yourself too much with decisions, decisions - quickly go and grab one now and start taking pictures. [/QUOTE]

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