Reasons to choose Nikon D810 over Nikon D800
6 advantages
 Max ISO |
51.200 vs 25.600 | 100% higher Max ISO |
 LCD Screen Resolution |
1.229k dots vs 921k dots | 33% higher resolution screen |
 Continuous Shooting |
5.0 fps vs 4.0 fps | 1 fps faster |
 Battery Life |
1200 shots vs 900 shots | 300 more frames with a single charge |
 Color Depth |
25.7 vs 25.3 | higher color depth |
 Dynamic Range |
14.8 vs 14.4 | higher dynamic range |
New video features in Nikon D810 include an Auto ISO in M exposure mode, which eliminates the need to adjust the aperture, a highlight-weighted metering option to help prevent blown-out highlights in video, and the addition of zebra stripes to make it easier to spot overexposed areas while filming. A new flat/neutral color profile is also especially handy when shooting video as it gives users maximum flexibility in post-production. The built-in microphone on the D810 is also stereo.
The level of detail and sharpness, the wide dynamic range and rich tonality is far better than the Dnikon D800 and makes it ideal for still and multimedia photographers including landscape, studio, wedding and portrait pros.
Faster autofocus, fast frame rates and image processing, smaller file formats, greater energy efficiency are some advantages. How we wish they had added a 4k option though!
