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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D800/D800E
MieKe grip for the D800 - mini review
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<blockquote data-quote="Billy Y." data-source="post: 71750" data-attributes="member: 10157"><p>What you are seeing is Nikon tying to recoup some of the cost of a 36 meg pro body that is way less then the D4 that has a built in grip. Not many people are going to buy the D4 at 5900 dollars for 16 megs, when they can now get a D800 for 2999, and most reviews are saying the 800 beats the D4. If you are pro and need the extra fps boost and the verticle grip that $836 on top of the 2999 is still a bargain compared to the D4. Nikon is a BIG company, it really boils down to marketing and money. They have to deploy products to the entire world, think of how much that costs for just one camera body, and then they have to support it. When you look at it like that, it doesn't seem all that bad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Billy Y., post: 71750, member: 10157"] What you are seeing is Nikon tying to recoup some of the cost of a 36 meg pro body that is way less then the D4 that has a built in grip. Not many people are going to buy the D4 at 5900 dollars for 16 megs, when they can now get a D800 for 2999, and most reviews are saying the 800 beats the D4. If you are pro and need the extra fps boost and the verticle grip that $836 on top of the 2999 is still a bargain compared to the D4. Nikon is a BIG company, it really boils down to marketing and money. They have to deploy products to the entire world, think of how much that costs for just one camera body, and then they have to support it. When you look at it like that, it doesn't seem all that bad. [/QUOTE]
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