Nikon - D610 DSLR Camera (Body Only) - Black

This is my 5th Nikon DSLR and probably the most impressive one yet. It's fast to focus and great on batteries.

You really can't get any better than this! Best full frame camera for under $1500. Easy to use. Dx lenses work without adapters unlike other brands. I love the optional wifi attachment "WU-1b"

Start your entry into the full frame world of photography with the Nikon D610. Great value and it will grow as your creativity and talents grow. The quality of the images is wonderful.

I started off with a D90 years ago and decided to upgrade to a full frame camera. I mostly shoot indoors with natural light and wanted a camera that could take in more light. I got the body only, stay away from the kit lens. I started buying some of the older model, used 2.8 lens for now and have been very happy with them. I can see myself upgrading to a d810 soon for the lower iso performance since most of my photos are portraits of my daughter. This camera does struggle a little bit focusing in low light, especially with using the commander mode to set off off camera flashes.

The first full frame camera I got and I'm loving it.

Bought this camera (body only) for 1499.99 i wanted to move up from the d7000 and it was probably the best decision i've made. everything about this camera is solid. all the buttons feel good. picture quality is amazing for a beginner full frame camera. get good glass if you want good pictures. tried shooting with a canon and it just did not feel right in my hands. Nikon is definitely the way to go. overall 5/5 if you're saving up i would definitely recommend getting this camera . if you have the money and willing to spend more get the d750 or d810 they are amazing cameras as well.

I love this camera and got it at a great price. The camera takes great pictures but some times the corners are soft. I use it for portraits and head shots and it performs great with the 85 1.8 and 70-200 2.8(Sigma). The body is small for a full frame but its a great start if you want to shoot FF. Crops are great for sports/wildlife, but FF is so superior in portraits, weddings and head-shots.

At around $1900 this FX (Full-Frame) body offers all the features of the $5500 Nikon D4 at a fraction of the price. It even has a 24 MP sensor, while the D4 is still a 15MP! The only thing holding this back from being a true "professional" body is the lack of dedicated buttons for things like image size or ISO. All of those features are there, but you might need to dig them out from a maze of menus on the LCD screen. But, as someone that isn't making a living off this rig, I'll gladly dig a little through menus to get the feature I want than pay $3000 extra to get a dedicated button. I love this camera body! The AF is fast a true. I've previously owned a Nikon D90 and D70. I've played with the D4, and the D300. For someone wanting to get into true FF FX lenses, this is the body to get. Don't sweat the D800/D800e. It's another $1000, and the extra mega pixels (it's 36MP) is wasted unless you have $2000-5000 glass to shoot through. Get this body, and pair it with the very inexpensively priced Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 G lens. You'll get amazing portraits, and beautiful bokeh at f2.2 or lower. I also own the Nikkor 24-85mm kit lens, which is not terrible, and a good to poor quality Nikkor 70-300mm G. The 50mm is the sharpest of the lot. Stop it to around f4, and it's sharp as a tack. Just picked up a Tokina 16-28mm Pro AT-X for some ultra-wide angle shots, and this D610 is doing a great job controlling chromatic aberration. Again, it's the best DSLR I've even owned. It was a huge step up from the DX format D70 and D90. And I don't envy my brother-in-laws D800e, because he doesn't have the glass to make the 36MP sensor shine. SO he's getting images that look like mine, at larger file size. What a waste.