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Question: Just pre-ordered D800E, Did anyone order it already? I just can't wait for getting the new D800E. Although it is really tough to make a decision between D800e and Canon EOS 5d mark iii, finally I choose Nikon due to the amazing pixel! BTW, did anyone have idea the estimated delivery data?
Document: I'm an advanced amateur photog. Had a D7000 for a bit over a year before getting my pre-ordered D800e. As you can guess I waited over 4 month to receive my pre-order.
The focusing is amazing (although I think that the NIkon method, which requires less button pushing to change AF points, is better), and the responsiveness is everything the D800E isn't. Not only is the continuous rate faster, but I can't overwhelm the buffer. Yes, it slows down, but it never stops taking shots. I prefer the sound of the 5D to the NIkon. It's quieter and provides a feeling of greater agility.
I finally received my D800E four months after placing my pre-order. I quickly realized the auto-focus was terribly mis-calibrated (it was back-focusing on ALL focus points including the CENTER). I tried to use the AF fine-tune function to correct the AF errors: 2 of my lenses used -18 (out of -20) correction, and the other needed more than the -20 correction. This is completely unacceptable in a $3300 camera.
Received my 800E (ordered 4/21) four months and three days later. You've already seen the technical reviews from the pixel peepers (not a bad thing) and it is clear that the D800E does have slightly better resolution than the D800, which MAY have no PRACTICAL advantage. I wanted to address some of the other concerns that have come up. I am upgrading from the D7000 and have shot about 300 pictures.
Presumably, if you're buying a D800E, you're already on board with this idea.I suppose there is one other downside. I find all of my non-D800E shots disappointing now. "That's not *really* sharp." "Is that noise? Why is there noise in my image?" "So what if the bear was 100 yards away, you can just zoom in and see... oh... never mind ...I didn't take that with the D800E."
F-mount lenses are not a good match to compact mirrorless layouts, due to their long flange-to-sensor distance, so Nikon put out a new design, Nikon 1 with the CX mount. But the sensor they use is 1/4 the size of the DX class found in the NEX and Fuji and new Canon. Probably they did this out of corporate shortsightedness ("let's not cannibalize our DX DSLR").
Just tested out and confirmed my D800e got the wide-spread left out of focus defects. I really don't know what to do, send to Nikon service center to get repaired or wait for a clear response from Nikon for explanation and instruction, obviously so far Nikon company has been in denial on this serious issue. How frustrated it is? Until they addressed this issue and acknowledged this existence this camera is NOT Recommended!!! !
The camera's quality is amazing, resolution is remarkable. Make sure you get great glass to go with this awesome camera - yes it will be expensive but lenses are a great investment whereas camera bodies are not. I bought this camera going from a D200 to this D800E and it was well worth the upgrade. I'm going to keep the D200 and use it with my new lenses as well, everything fits great and if I go shooting with a friend I can give them my D200 to use.
Like many people this year, I too purchased my first FX Nikon. I had the D600 (returned it due to oil spots) and also co-ordered the D800E to try them both out.
The others were soft even viewed on the camera display.When I get a chance I may set up iso charts to test further, but from my quick test I feel confident this one does not have a problem.Just wanted to pass along the SN they shipped and the date ordered in case anyone else was wondering what SN they were shipping. I almost did not order since I wanted a 3008xxx SN or higher and considered waiting another month.
Answer: Ordered D800Ethe first day on the morning of Feb 7th, still no word on when it will arrive.  Can't really fault Amazon for having trouble with Nikon's supply chain, but it does seem irresposible to keep taking orders (you can still backorder it as of today) when you can't tell folks who ordered it 4 MONTHS AGO when to expect it.