Moire D810 Versus D800

[jameswmulryan]

Have been using the Mosaic Engineering Anti- Aliasing filter on my D800, which requires the mirror to be locked up, no viewfinder, also it throws off focus marks on the lens.
Does the D810 exhibit moire? Not having a viewfinder is a total pain when it comes to focusing.

 

[Ebrahim Saadawi]

The D810 has no moire, it's been fixed.

The image is sharper, has no aliasing/moire, has less rolling shutter, has better lowlight performance, and has a much better (and perfectly usable) DX/S35 crop mode.

D810 is a much improved video camera over the D800, it's in fact one of the best video DSLRs there is, if not the best.

 

[Doctor Wu]

I have to second Ebrahim's comments. Rolling shutter is surprisingly good. Surprising because it has so many darn pixels. Probably the best I've seen on any DSLR and so much better than the Blackmagic cinema camera I used to own. For the D810 800 to 1600 ISO the video is very clean in the shadows.

I will be picking up a C100 pretty soon and will compare the two cameras, though each will probably have their strengths, like the D810 is full frame and can do 60p though I hear the C100 has a ton of resolution.