If you've been holding out on upgrading your Nikon kit because you're still drawn to the tactile charm and sheer capability of the best DSLRs, now’s your moment. The Nikon D850 - arguably the finest DSLR Nikon ever built, and very likely the last of its kind - is currently enjoying a rare and hefty discount.
It's now $600 off at B&H, bringing the price down to just $1,796.95. That’s the lowest I’ve seen it go, and a seriously tempting deal for one of the most accomplished cameras of the DSLR era.
The Nikon D850 proves you don’t have to choose between resolution and speed - it delivers both in a rugged DSLR body built for serious creators. At its core is a 45.7MP backside-illuminated CMOS sensor, paired with Nikon’s reliable Expeed 5 processor. The result? Stunning image detail, excellent low-light performance, and no optical low-pass filter to hold back sharpness.
This is a camera that doesn’t just excel at stills. With 7fps burst shooting, a native ISO range that stretches from 64 to 25,600 (and can expand from 32 to 102,400), and 4K video capture using the full width of the sensor, the D850 is built for action, landscapes, portraits, and everything in between. You even get an 8K time-lapse mode, plus clever tools for focus stacking and digitizing film negatives - making it a real workhorse for both digital and hybrid shooters.
Autofocus is handled by Nikon’s flagship-level 153-point Multi-CAM 20K system with 99 cross-type sensors - fast, reliable, and impressively accurate, even in challenging light.
Whether you’re shooting stills, video, or pushing creative boundaries with time-lapse and scanning, the D850 stands as one of the most versatile DSLRs ever made - and a powerful reminder of just how good this format can be.
Check out our guide to the best lenses for the Nikon D850
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