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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 65676" data-attributes="member: 3903">Does yours have that problem Mo-Jo?In every consumer good product, there are a number of problems that can go undetected even upon close inspection at the end of the production line. The good thing about Nikon is that (even if they are not going public with the problems) they will repair the defective units under warranty. This is why I find it important to buy local or make sure your unit is not a grey import.Just like car manufacturers sometimes detect problems after the units are out in the field, cameras are affected by the laws of mass production. This is why consumers associations often recommend to avoid the first batch of a new product. But with the help of &quot;Nikon Rumors&quot; website, Nikon are assured of selling all their new units like hot cakes, making it even hard to keep up filling up orders. So as long as there will be people wanting to get the newest hottest product before his neighbor, there will be defective units coming out. But eventually, all these little productions snags will be ironed out and the product will be great.So you're lucky to have the D800 specially if it doesn't have the reported problem with uneven focus problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 65676, member: 3903"] Does yours have that problem Mo-Jo? In every consumer good product, there are a number of problems that can go undetected even upon close inspection at the end of the production line. The good thing about Nikon is that (even if they are not going public with the problems) they will repair the defective units under warranty. This is why I find it important to buy local or make sure your unit is not a grey import. Just like car manufacturers sometimes detect problems after the units are out in the field, cameras are affected by the laws of mass production. This is why consumers associations often recommend to avoid the first batch of a new product. But with the help of "Nikon Rumors" website, Nikon are assured of selling all their new units like hot cakes, making it even hard to keep up filling up orders. So as long as there will be people wanting to get the newest hottest product before his neighbor, there will be defective units coming out. But eventually, all these little productions snags will be ironed out and the product will be great. So you're lucky to have the D800 specially if it doesn't have the reported problem with uneven focus problem. [/QUOTE]

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