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<blockquote data-quote="Photowyzard" data-source="post: 248036" data-attributes="member: 8344">I don't think the D800 will appear &quot;dated&quot; any time soon.&nbsp; I figure it will have LEGS until the end of 2013 and well beyond.&nbsp; The D800 is an industry changer.&nbsp; It broke a barrier.&nbsp; Even used, it will have legs and be sought after long beyond most cameras on the market today.&nbsp; When C@non announces their &quot;catch up&quot; camera late in the year... Nikon will either beat them to the punch or announce their next greatest upgrade on the D800, shortly after.And the game/attack on your wallet will continue.... :smile-new:My Prognostication for the Next Generation D800 ( lets come back in a year and check!):D800sBigger Better Sensor48 MP6fpsHigher ISO and Lower NoiseMore Dynamic RangeBetter VideoFaster Shutter Speed! (Like 1/10,000)More Focus PointsBigger BufferPrice: $3,200</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Photowyzard, post: 248036, member: 8344"] I don't think the D800 will appear "dated" any time soon. I figure it will have LEGS until the end of 2013 and well beyond. The D800 is an industry changer. It broke a barrier. Even used, it will have legs and be sought after long beyond most cameras on the market today. When C@non announces their "catch up" camera late in the year... Nikon will either beat them to the punch or announce their next greatest upgrade on the D800, shortly after. And the game/attack on your wallet will continue.... :smile-new: My Prognostication for the Next Generation D800 ( lets come back in a year and check!): D800s Bigger Better Sensor 48 MP 6fps Higher ISO and Lower Noise More Dynamic Range Better Video Faster Shutter Speed! (Like 1/10,000) More Focus Points Bigger Buffer Price: $3,200 [/QUOTE]

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