Nikon D800 Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) in London, Essex for sale

Nikon D800 Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) I am selling my D800, I have only used few times as I am an amateur. I wanted to study photography but at the very last minute I decided that it wasn't the right course for me and instead I have continued with my accountancy studies. SPECIFICATION Sensor 36MP FX (35.9 x 24.0 mm) CMOS. 7,360 × 4,912 pixels (L, 36MP), 5,520 × 3,680 (M, 20MP), 3,680 × 2,456 (S, 9MP). Sensor cleaner. 14-bit linear ADC, 16-bit data pipelines, same as the D3X. Video only uses a central 32.8 x 18.4mm section at most. Crop modes It's easy to set a function button to allow direct selection of these from shot-to-shot: Professional 5:4 30 x 24 mm. 6,144 × 4,912 pixels (L, 30MP), 4,608 × 3,680 (M), 3,072 × 2,456 (S). 1.2x Canon emulation 30.0 x 19.9 mm. 6,144 × 4,080 pixels (L, 25MP), 4,608 × 3,056 (M), 3,072 × 2,040 (S). DX 23.4 x 15.6 mm. 4,800 × 3,200 pixels (L, 15.4MP), 3,600 × 2,400 (M), 2,400 × 1,600 (S). ISO 100 ~ 6,400, expandable to 50 (LO-1) to ISO 25,600 (HI+2). Lens Compatibility D800 Review top With a built-in AF motor and an aperture feeler for manual-focus lenses, it works great with every Nikon lens. AF 51 points (only 15 are cross-type, and 9 will work even at f/8). Dark LCD boxes indicate AF areas, lit occasionally in red. Same CAM3500-FX sensor as D3X. Fine-tuning, if you have slight errors with certain lenses. Finder 100% coverage. 0.70x magnification with 50mm lens, same as D3X. 17mm eyepoint. Electronic Level Yes, electronic virtual horizon with roll and pitch, better than the D3X. Works on rear LCD, and in the finder if you activate it by programming one of the Function buttons to do this. Meter 91,000-pixel 3D Color Matrix Meter III with Advanced Scene Recognition and Face Recognition Systems. The funny thing is that it still uses only a 30,000-image reference database, the same as the Matrix meter of the 1980s! i-TTL flash metering for use with SB-910, SB-900, SB-800, SB-700, SB-600 and SB-400. 4mm Spot and 8, 12, 15 or 20mm-diameter center-weighted. Meter coupling: AI or CPU. In-camera High Dynamic Range (HDR) capture. Built-in Flash Controls wireless flash. GN 39/12 (Feet/meters at ISO 100). Shutter 1/8,000 ~ 30 seconds in full, half or third-stops. Bulb. Flash Sync: 1/250. Carbon fiber and Kevlar, tested to 200,000 cycles. Requires an exotic 10-pin electronic remote cable, no thread for a real cable release. Clumsy Mirror Up mode, and an excellent new delay mode for mirror lock-up. Frame Rate 4 FPS FX. Video Video only uses a central 32.8 x 18.4mm section of the sensor, at most. No Standard definition or 4:3 options. FX and DX gates. 1080/29.97p. 1080/23.976p. 1080/25p. 720/59.94p. 720/50p. 720/29.97p. 720/25p. Time-lapse mode from 1 FPS down to about one frame every half-hour. H.264/MPEG-4 AVC. Up to 29:59 minutes per clip at normal quality. Live, uncompressed 1080 HD signal directly from the HDMI port (8 bit, 4:2:2). Audio Built-in mono mic. 3.5mm stereo mic jack. 20-step manual recording gain control. 30-step manual output gain control. 3.5mm headphone jack. Linear PCM recording. File Formats JPG, TIFF, NEF, or NEF+JPG. NEF in 12- or 14-bit with no, lossy or lossless compression. JPG in BASIC, NORMAL or FINE, Size or Quality-based. LCD Exquisite 3.2," 921,000 dots. Tempered glass cover. Auto brightness control. Data Communication USB 3.0, micro-B connector. HDMI, type-C connector. 10-pin remote. Data Storage SD and CF Slots, Nikon D800. One CF card rated up to UDMA-7, and one SD card rated up to SDXC / UHS-1. Power EN-EL15 (same battery and charger as D7000). Rated 900 shots. Nikon rates it as 2 hours 35 minutes for a full recharge. Nikon says the clock battery charges itself after two days with a regular battery inserted, and once charged, will keep the clock running for three months if you pull the main battery. Size 4.8 x 5.7 × 3.2 inches, HWD. 123 × 146 x 81.5 millimeters, HWD. Weight 35.075 oz. (994.3g), measured with battery and a CF card. 34.805 oz. (986.7g), measured with battery and an SD card. 35.140 oz. (996.2g), measured with battery, a CF card and an SD card. 34.740 oz. (984.8g), measured with battery but no cards. 31.675 oz. (897.9g), measured completely stripped. 3.065 oz. (87.0g), battery alone. Nikon rates it at 35.3 oz. (1,000g or 2 lb., 3.3 oz.) with battery and SD card. Nikon rates it at 31.7 oz. (900g or 1 lb., 15.7 oz.) stripped.