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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BBrown" data-source="post: 49519" data-attributes="member: 9119">I too did a bit of background homework on the D800 vs D800E.  The general consensus is in favor of the D800.  The difference in sharpness between the two models is extremely minimal.  That difference can be mostly negated in post processing.  Nikon also recommends the D800 for my type of photography, a combination of controlled and random shooting.  Nikon also said the extra $300 for the E was a cost adjustment for the expected lower percentages of sales compared to the 800.  The change to the 800 probably just saved you some inevitable post processing time.</blockquote>