See for yourself.

Yes it does cost $8000, but the Nikon D3x is the best DSLR available today, right? I’ll assume we all said yes so moving on, what in the world are you getting for $8000 that you couldn’t get from a $2700 Canon EOS ..read more

The 24 megapixel flagship will be asked to justify its $8000 price tag for some time to come, I’d guess, but in a review at PopPhoto, the justification appears to be easily made. Yes, it is worth the $8000 ..read more

From the review: The D3X sensor shows exceptional dynamic range with a max DR of 13.7 bits in “Print” mode. And it is quite an amazing performance compared to all other cameras with similar sensor technologies (Canon 1Ds MKIII, 5D MKII, Sony ..read more

This time, a sharpness comparison between the Canon EOS 5D Mark II and the Nikon D3x. Yes I’m on the losing side of things. Again. (Though for my sake, I’m loving the detail I’m getting)

Thom Hogan has offered up one of his trademark ridiculously thorough reviews, this time of the Nikon D3x. The bottom line is pretty straight forward, the Nikon D3x takes the best picture of any DSLR today. After that, the picture is ..read more

Because I know my readers love Ken Rockwell’s analysis so much, here’s his latest: a ISO 6400 comparison between the Nikon D3x, Nikon D3, and the Canon EOS 5D2. There aren’t huge differences between the three, and no, I’m not just saying that ..read more

A couple of well know photographers have chimed in with their thoughts on the Nikon flagship, the 24 megapixel D3x.

First we have Moose Peterson who spent some time in Yellowstone with the D3x and came away quite impressed:

Anyone who says the ..read more