Skip to product overview

Nikon D700 DSLR Camera

The Nikon D700 is a 12MP full-frame DSLR camera — known for its 12MP Full-Frame Sensor and ISO 200–6400 Native Range. Used copies start from $369.99 on GearFocus, with buyer protection on every purchase.

Nikon D700 DSLR Camera

Nikon D700 DSLR Camera

Own One Like This?

Make room for more gear in minutes!

Sell your Nikon D700 on GearFocus
Nikon D700 — image 1
Nikon D700 — image 2
Nikon D700 — image 3
Nikon D700 — image 4
Nikon D700 — image 5
Nikon D700 — image 6
Nikon D700 — image 7
Nikon D700 — image 8
Nikon D700 — image 9
Nikon D700 — image 10

Nikon D700 12.1MP Digital SLR Camera Body

Condition: Good

Product Highlights

  • 12.1MP Full-Frame Sensor
  • 51-point Autofocus
  • Weather-Sealed Body
  • 5 fps Continuous Shooting

Sell your Nikon D700 on GearFocus

$389.98

🚚 Free Shipping

As low as $22/mo or interest free with

Shop with confidence. GearFocus Buyer Protection is included with every purchase.

Used Nikon D700 Listings on GearFocus

Nikon D700 12.1MP Digital SLR Camera Body
Nikon D700 12.1MP Digital SLR Camera Body

Good

$389.98

🚚 Free Shipping

Nikon D700 Body
Nikon D700 Body

Fair

$369.99

🤝 Trusted Partner

🚚 Free Shipping

Overview — Nikon D700

The Nikon D700 is a full-frame DSLR built around a 12MP sensor with an EXPEED image processor, offering a native ISO range of 200 to 25600 — a wide sensitivity spread that makes it well-suited to challenging lighting situations. It shoots stills at up to 5 frames per second in burst mode and resolves images at a maximum of 4256x2832 pixels. The autofocus system uses phase detection with 51 focus points and supports subject tracking, giving photographers a capable and responsive system for moving subjects.

On the back, a fixed 3.0-inch LCD with a high 921,000-dot resolution provides a clear and detailed live view of settings and playback. The body is constructed from magnesium alloy with weather sealing, making it a durable option for outdoor and demanding shooting environments. It accepts CF (CompactFlash) media and connects via USB and Micro HDMI.

The battery is the EN-EL3e, rated at approximately 1,000 shots per charge. The flash system includes a built-in pop-up flash and compatibility with the Nikon Creative Lighting System. Image color can be tailored using four built-in color profiles: Standard, Neutral, Vivid, and Monochrome.

No video capability is present in this camera.

Key Features — Nikon D700

12MP Full-Frame Sensor: The 35mm full-frame CMOS sensor delivers large photosites for strong dynamic range and clean image quality across the ISO range.

ISO 200–6400 Native Range: Native sensitivity spans ISO 200 to 6400, with expanded settings reaching ISO 25600 for extreme low-light conditions.

51-Point Phase Detection AF: Nikon's Multi-CAM 3500FX autofocus module with 51 points and subject tracking provides responsive, accurate focus on moving subjects.

5fps Burst Shooting: Continuous shooting at up to 5 frames per second — extendable to 8fps with the optional MB-D10 battery grip — suits fast-action photography.

Magnesium Alloy Construction: Robust magnesium alloy body with weather sealing resists dust and moisture for reliable use in outdoor and demanding environments.

921,000-Dot Fixed LCD: The 3.0-inch rear display offers a high dot count for clear image review and menu navigation.

Specifications — Nikon D700

Nikon D700 full specifications
SpecDetail
Use CasesSports
TypeDSLR
SensorFull Frame (35mm)
Resolution12MP
ProcessorEXPEED
ISO Range200 – 25600
AF SystemPhase Detection
AF Points51 points
Max Photo Resolution4256x2832
Burst Rate5 fps
Image StabilizationNone
Display3.0 inches Fixed LCD

Description — Nikon D700

The Nikon D700 is a full-frame DSLR built around a 12MP sensor processed by Nikon's EXPEED image processor. Its ISO sensitivity spans from 200 to 25600, covering a broad range of lighting conditions. For action and fast-moving subjects, the camera delivers a 5fps burst rate and a 51-point phase detection autofocus system with subject tracking capability.

Still images are captured at a maximum resolution of 4256x2832 pixels, with four color profiles available — Standard, Neutral, Vivid, and Monochrome — allowing photographers to shape their look in-camera. The 3.0-inch fixed LCD at 921,000 dots offers a sharp, detailed interface for playback and menu navigation. The body is made from magnesium alloy and is weather sealed, with dimensions of 147 x 123 x 77mm and a weight of 995g.

Storage is handled via a CF (CompactFlash) card slot, and connectivity includes USB and Micro HDMI output. The EN-EL3e battery is rated at approximately 1,000 shots per charge. A built-in pop-up flash is included, along with compatibility with the Nikon Creative Lighting System (CLS).

Note that this camera has no video recording capability and no wireless connectivity.

Pros — Nikon D700

  • ✓Full-frame 12MP sensor with EXPEED processor enables a wide ISO range from 200 to 25600
  • ✓51-point phase detection autofocus system with subject tracking for reliable performance on moving subjects
  • ✓Burst shooting at up to 5fps for capturing fast action sequences

Cons — Nikon D700

  • ✗No video recording capability — maxResolution and maxFrameRate are both null
  • ✗No in-body or digital image stabilization; IS type is listed as None
  • ✗Single CF card slot only — no redundant storage option

Reviews — Nikon D700

Videos — Nikon D700

Nikon D700 Review — One Month Two Cameras

Resources & Downloads — Nikon D700

Frequently Asked Questions — Nikon D700

What sensor size and resolution does the Nikon D700 have?+
The D700 uses a full-frame (35mm) sensor with a 1.0x crop factor and a resolution of 12MP. Maximum image output is 4256x2832 pixels.
Can the Nikon D700 record video?+
No. The videoSpecs fields for maxResolution and maxFrameRate are both null, and no frame rates or color profiles are listed for video. This camera is a stills-only device.
What is the autofocus system like on the D700?+
The D700 uses a phase detection autofocus system with 51 focus points. Subject tracking is supported, though eye tracking is not.
Is the Nikon D700 weather sealed?+
Yes. The bodyDesign specifications list weather sealing as 'Weather Sealed,' and the body is constructed from magnesium alloy for added durability.
What memory card format does the D700 use?+
The D700 accepts CF (CompactFlash) cards. Only one card format is listed in the storage media specifications.
What color profiles are available on the D700?+
The D700 offers four color profiles for stills: Standard, Neutral, Vivid, and Monochrome. No video color profiles are listed.
How do I check the shutter count on the Nikon D700?+
We have a complete guide to checking the shutter count on the Nikon D700, including what counts to look for when buying used. Read the full Nikon D700 shutter count guide.

Similar to Nikon D700

Loading similar products...