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<blockquote data-quote="Roger3006" data-source="post: 456604" data-attributes="member: 20353">Hello everyone,Will those of you that have used the D800 and the D810 tell me the advantages of the D810 and the D800?In short, what can I do better or easier with the D810 over the D800? I do a lot of product photography but not in the traditional since. I am a firearms broker and photograph a variety of guns but not always in an environment where I can precisely control my lighting. That is why I shoot with a D800 rather than the D800E. I love my D800. I am going to buy another full frame body for redundancy. I considered a D750 for some of my outdoor event projects; however, for a little more money I can buy another D800. Is there anything I can do with a D750 that a D 800 won't do as well or better. File size is not a problem. My other thought is to buy a D810 if it is a significant improvement over the D800. Thank you all for your input. Roger Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Roger3006, post: 456604, member: 20353"] Hello everyone, Will those of you that have used the D800 and the D810 tell me the advantages of the D810 and the D800? In short, what can I do better or easier with the D810 over the D800? I do a lot of product photography but not in the traditional since. I am a firearms broker and photograph a variety of guns but not always in an environment where I can precisely control my lighting. That is why I shoot with a D800 rather than the D800E. I love my D800. I am going to buy another full frame body for redundancy. I considered a D750 for some of my outdoor event projects; however, for a little more money I can buy another D800. Is there anything I can do with a D750 that a D 800 won't do as well or better. File size is not a problem. My other thought is to buy a D810 if it is a significant improvement over the D800. Thank you all for your input. Roger Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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