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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795705" data-attributes="member: 10038">Well,, the prices have really really come down on used D700s and even D800s,, and I mean down!I was thinking of selling both in the hope of getting the D810,, butI am seeing prices of D700s now reduced to around 900 dollars between 850 and 1100 dollars... and then used D800 prices are now around 1500,, which would bring my cash flow to maybe 2400 dollars, so about 900 dollars short of the D810,,&nbsp; I was thinkingmore like trying to get within 300 dollars, but 900 dollars is a lot!&nbsp; for an incremental gain,, plus loss of theawesome D700.So,,, I hold off for now,, and wait, ,besides,, guess I should also see how well this design holds up,, sinceearly D800s were plague with issues, Although I have always been lucky having bought all my Nikon DSLRs within the first 2 months. D70, D80, D50, D300, 700, 800I was cautious getting into Digital from film in the day, and so picked the D70/50 as my entry point,,, then into the D80,, whichI still love.. I still have the D80,, something about that sensor. vivid</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795705, member: 10038"] Well,, the prices have really really come down on used D700s and even D800s,, and I mean down! I was thinking of selling both in the hope of getting the D810,, but I am seeing prices of D700s now reduced to around 900 dollars between 850 and 1100 dollars... and then used D800 prices are now around 1500,, which would bring my cash flow to maybe 2400 dollars, so about 900 dollars short of the D810,, I was thinking more like trying to get within 300 dollars, but 900 dollars is a lot! for an incremental gain,, plus loss of the awesome D700. So,,, I hold off for now,, and wait, ,besides,, guess I should also see how well this design holds up,, since early D800s were plague with issues, Although I have always been lucky having bought all my Nikon DSLRs within the first 2 months. D70, D80, D50, D300, 700, 800 I was cautious getting into Digital from film in the day, and so picked the D70/50 as my entry point,,, then into the D80,, which I still love.. I still have the D80,, something about that sensor. vivid [/QUOTE]

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