D800, yes :)

<p>Guys, <br>

After numerous threads on 'ifs' and 'buts', i have finally bought it. <br>

It is "imported on December'12", so the label says on the box. Guess that's safe in terms of getting a lemon (left focus). I am in no mood to check for those things though...:)<br>

I have sold my D7K to fund this purchase. <br>

I have exchanged my DX 35 1.8 with a 50 1.8 G.<br>

Just thought should tell you all, who have spent some quality time answering my queries. <br>

regards,<br>

anurag</p>

<p>Forgot to add: It is an 'E' version. </p>

<p>Enjoy!<br>

<em>(and forget about getting a lemon until you taste lemonade....;-)</em></p>

<p>Great camera, congratulations.</p>

<p>There is very little difference between the D800 and D800E. I would try out the new camera thoroughly in the first few weeks and use those left AF points a bit. There is always a small chance that any new camera can be defective, regardless of brand and model.</p>

<p>Have fun, and in case you don't get great images, you can't blame the camera any more. :-)</p>

<p>Thanks Wouter and Dan. <br>

Hey Shun, thanks. I really hope i will get some great images with this :)</p>

<p>Listen, D800E be damned. Amazon sent me an e-mail this morning with Nikon DSLRs for sale -- including, get this, and hold your hats, the D60 w/ 18-55 kit lens, for $1,069.00. Move fast there are only 4 left in stock. </p>

<p>I share your excitement, Anurag!</p>

<p>D60 forever man. </p>

<p>Is the D60 a new announcement? Full frame camera?</p>