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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jdeg" data-source="post: 229105" data-attributes="member: 1">I don't think Nikon really has a reason to replace the D800 this soon like they did with the D600. It came out in May of 2012. If you look at the time between releases of the D700 (July 2008) and D800 they're almost 4 years apart. The D7000 (Oct 2010) and D7100 (March 2013) they are 2.5 years apart. If anything professional bodies are farther apart between releases. Although putting a 1 (or 's' after all the numbers in the past) after the first number of the model series is more of an update than something completely new. I don't think the D800 will get an update at all. We can probably expect a D900 in 3 more years, and probably a D300 (D400) update sooner than later if Nikon decides there is even a market for it.</blockquote>