I am a photography enthusiast, but I still don't know much about SLR cameras. What are the advantages and disadvantages of Nikon D700? Is it a professional camera?

Nikon D700 is located between Nikon D300 and D3, which is a cheap and portable replacement model of D3. In terms of performance, it inherits many advantages of D3. For example, the 5 1 point focusing system FX3500, which is exactly the same as Nikon D3, uses the same type of photosensitive elements as the Quan Huafu CMOS with12 million pixels on Nikon D3, and the image processor of D700 also uses the EXPEED system on D3. Nikon D700 completely transplanted D3' s technologies in so many aspects, which is the main reason why D700 is so concerned in the mid-end market.

In addition, Nikon D700 also has LiveView live view shooting mode, which is used on a 3-inch screen with 920,000 pixels. It can be said that the display effect represents the highest level of camera display at present. In addition, the D700 has a CMOS dust removal system, and Nikon D3 didn't even join it. The default continuous shooting speed of D700 is 5 frames per second, but the highest continuous shooting speed can reach 8 frames per second when the original MB-D 10 vertical handle is installed and 8 AA batteries or Nikon EN-EL4a lithium battery are used. The FX3500 focusing system is the same as D3, which means that Nikon D700 also has very strong sports shooting potential.

On the whole, Nikon D700 is a model for middle and advanced users. If you are a beginner, or a user upgrading a low-end model, it will take some time to adapt to the changes in operation, especially for beginners who have just come into contact with SLR. The D700 is set in a different way from the primary camera, which is more likely to confuse novices.