is The Verge’s executive editor. He has covered tech, policy, and online creators for over a decade. Nikon has been trying to take the throne from Canon as the champion of DSLR video, and today it’s ...

Read our full Nikon D810 review. Nikon just announced the D810, a new full-frame pro-level DSLR for a cool $3,300 (body only). Basically an upgrade to the current D800E (also $3,300), both cameras ...

SINGAPORE — The Nikon D810 is seriously good. So good that it might be the best DSLR available on the market today — even better than Nikon’s own flagship professional-grade DSLR, the D4S. The D810 is ...

When Nikon first introduced the D800, most everyone was wowed by its 36.3-megapixel imaging sensor. But it seems that a substantial number of shooters also complained that the files were just too ...

"Why should I pay £2,250 for an SLR that doesn't come with a lens?" is a reasonable question. And on the one hand, you might say that someone asking it isn't the right person to buy a Nikon D810. But ...

Nikon may not be the first choice for cinematographers in a field that you could say that Canon have made their own, but they do have some cameras with remarkably high specifications - and the quality ...

Explaining why he uses a DSLR to shoot his stop-motion films, PES says, “The Nikon D810 gives us unprecedented image quality and interfaces perfectly with the stop-motion software I use, Dragonframe.

On the surface, Nikon's latest full-frame offering, the D810, doesn't look too much different from the D800 that it replaces. There are some cosmetic changes; the handgrip is a bit more substantial, ...

Any camera geeks in here? I've had a Nikon D810 for a bit now and considering about making the bump up to the Nikon D850. Actually I've been on the fence for months now. I always put it off until I ...