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<blockquote data-quote="Iansky" data-source="post: 59868" data-attributes="member: 9824">Hi All,I am a little late in coming to this forum as I have had my D700 for a couple of years now and still consider it to be a very fulfilling camera to use that produces amazing IQ.I used Nikon analogues (F2 / F3 / F4's) for many years when working as a PJ and then did the cardinal sin and switched to Canon for my first Digital FF (5D), great camera but slow AF and did not feel solid so went back to Nikon and traded all Canon kit in and got D700 - no regrets.I do admit to not using it as often as I should as I am using both a Fuji X100 &amp; Panasonic GX1 kit for ease of carry and weight, both are good but for the ultimate quality nothing beats the D700.I have fairly recently picked up the updated 24-120 f4 and it is an amazing lens that produces stunning IQ with a real 3D feel that I have not sen since my days of using Leica M's - great value for money and has now become my prime lens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iansky, post: 59868, member: 9824"] Hi All, I am a little late in coming to this forum as I have had my D700 for a couple of years now and still consider it to be a very fulfilling camera to use that produces amazing IQ. I used Nikon analogues (F2 / F3 / F4's) for many years when working as a PJ and then did the cardinal sin and switched to Canon for my first Digital FF (5D), great camera but slow AF and did not feel solid so went back to Nikon and traded all Canon kit in and got D700 - no regrets. I do admit to not using it as often as I should as I am using both a Fuji X100 & Panasonic GX1 kit for ease of carry and weight, both are good but for the ultimate quality nothing beats the D700. I have fairly recently picked up the updated 24-120 f4 and it is an amazing lens that produces stunning IQ with a real 3D feel that I have not sen since my days of using Leica M's - great value for money and has now become my prime lens. [/QUOTE]

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