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Testseek.co.uk have collected 146 expert reviews of the Nikon Df and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nikon Df.
Award: Recommended January 2014
January 2014
 
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146 Reviews
Users
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The editors liked

  • Great image quality (of D4 standards)
  • Fast autofocus system works a treat
  • Great design concept
  • Manual control dials have their benefits
  • Non-AI lens compatibility
  • Pictures are sublime
  • The kit lens is great and it's an enjoyable camera to use.
  • Full
  • Frame sensor
  • Small body
  • Traditional controls
  • Weatherproof
  • Retro design
  • Metal build
  • Weatherproof finish
  • Excellent picture quality
  • Digital noise handled impressively well up to 3200 ISO
  • Fast autofocus
  • Excellent general responsiveness
  • Relatively large optical viewfinder
  • Good battery life
  • Solid retro style and build
  • The best image quality around
  • Awesome manual control
  • Fantastic picture quality
  • Amazing low-light capability
  • Love those dials
  • Excellent stills
  • Compatible with older Nikkor lenses
  • Superb sensor
  • Great noise control
  • Solid specification
  • Too big yet too light

The editors didn't like

  • Expensive
  • Too big in our view
  • Finish not as premium as it should be
  • No body-only option
  • Front dial position can be awkward
  • Always-on dial locks
  • Less specified than lesser Nikon full-frame models
  • It's too big
  • Too heavy and kind of expensive. The retrolook also feels just skin deep
  • 'Only' 16MP
  • No video recording
  • No builtin flash
  • No AF assist lamp
  • 5 fps burst mode is disappointing for a camera at this price point
  • AF coverage area is a bit small
  • Grip handle is quite small
  • No video mode
  • No GPS / WiFi / touchscreen
  • Sluggish focus in low light
  • Some fiddly ergonomics
  • No video capture
  • No video
  • No Wi-Fi or GPS
  • Pricey
  • Too darn expensive
  • No video or Wi-Fi
  • Images dreadful at ISO 204
  • 800
  • Very pricey
  • Finish not quite as premium as it should be
  • Disapointing maximum shutter speed
  • Awkward position of the exposure compensation dial

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  Published: 2014-01-04, review by: howtospendit.ft.com

  • Abstract:  Thankfully, most of these cameras are not just nostalgic retro-design exercises, but are also technologically advanced, and so it is with the Nikon Df. The design of this wonderfully tough-looking camera is still inspiring, though, and the look and feel o...

 
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  Published: 2014-01-02, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com

  • Great image quality (of D4 standards), fast autofocus system works a treat, great design concept, manual control dials have their benefits, non-AI lens compatibility
  • Expensive, too big in our view, finish not as premium as it should be, no body-only option, front dial position can be awkward, always-on dial locks, less specified than lesser Nikon full-frame models
  • The Nikon Df could be called over-ambitious. With the likes of Fujifilm pulling off the retro style with stronger footing in functionality and Sony putting out the affordable Alpha A7 there are considerable alternative retro and full-frame options o...

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  Published: 2013-12-19, Author: Angela , review by: techradar.com

  • Full, frame sensor, Small body, Traditional controls, Weatherproof
  • 'Only' 16MP, No video recording, Expensive
  • The Df is a strangely indulgent camera. It's far too expensive to be an impulse purchase for most and there are better options available for professionals. A professional is more likely to go for the better-specified D4 or, if they want to save money or ...

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  Published: 2013-11-06, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com

  • Great image quality (of D4 standards), Fast autofocus system works a treat, Great design concept, Manual control dials have their benefits, Non-AI lens compatibility
  • Expensive, Too big in our view, Finish not as premium as it should be, No body-only option, Front dial position can be awkward, Always-on dial locks, Less specified than lesser Nikon full-frame models
  • The Nikon Df could be called over-ambitious. With the likes of Fujifilm pulling off the retro style with stronger footing in functionality and Sony putting out the affordable Alpha A7 there are considerable alternative retro and full-frame options on the...

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  Published: 2013-11-05, Author: Hunter , review by: digitalspy.com

  • Abstract:  We will be honest, Nikon 's Df camera is one that we have been waiting for for a long time. It combines the absolute top end of Nikon's current photo technology with a lightweight body and awesome retro looks. It's a street photographer's dream. Why exact...

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  Published: 2013-11-05, Author: TrustedReviews , review by: trustedreviews.com

  • Superb sensor, Great noise control, Non-AI lens compatibility, Solid specification, Too big yet too light
  • Very pricey, Finish not quite as premium as it should be, No video, Disapointing maximum shutter speed, Awkward position of the exposure compensation dial
  • The Nikon Df is a fantastic DLSR in many respects, but it doesn't quite manage to re-imagine Nikon's classic SLRs in a way that we can recommend. If you want a full-frame Nikon, the D610 is a better choice.Next, read more camera reviews or try our pick of...

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  Published: 2023-07-26, Author: Matthew , review by: digitalcameraworld.com

  • Abstract:  Announced back in 2013, the Nikon Df was a radical departure from modern D-SLR design of the time. It took its inspiration from Nikon's classic film SLRs from the 1970s and 1980s, right down to the box-like body, chisel-edged pentaprism, leatherette panel...

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  Published: 2016-06-13, Author: Samuel , review by: dpreview.com

  • Abstract:  Within this category, which is made up of cameras costing $2000 or more (body-only, and based on MSRP in the US), you'll find some of the fiercest competitors the camera industry has to offer. This includes cameras with 50 or more megapixels geared perfec...

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  Published: 2015-11-25, Author: Samuel , review by: dpreview.com

  • Abstract:  Within this category, which includes body-only cameras costing $2000 or more (based on MSRP in the US), you'll find some of the fiercest competitors the camera industry has to offer. This includes cameras with 50 or more megapixels geared perfectly for st...

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  Published: 2015-10-30, Author: Jason , review by: shutterbug.com

  • Abstract:  When applied to humans, the word “character” has two distinct meanings, an oddball or eccentric as in “Fred is a real character” or a morally upstanding person, as in “Charlie is a man of unimpeachable character.” When it comes to machines created by huma...

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