I received this from a reader – two striking findings about the Nikon D810A camera:
1) It *IS* appropriate for general use photography, indoors or outdoors. There is not an obvious color cast, at least not one that is as pronounced as the coloration differences that occur when you change from say a Zeiss lens to a Sigma or Nikon lens.
2) This might be the best low-light/high ISO DSLR Nikon has ever made – see the attached screenshots and linked RAW files comparing the D810A with the D810 (both taken with the Sigma 50/1.4 Art @ 1/200, f/2.8, 9000 ISO):
Update: sorry, one of the photos was taken with NR on which could explain the difference in ISO performance.
Nikon D810 sample (NEF download link):
Nikon D810A sample (NEF download link):
Here are the current top 3 low light/high ISO cameras according to DxOMark:
The Nikon D810A is currently in stock at Adorama, Amazon and Jessops (UK).
