What's more, I've seen mint-in-box Dfs with a lens or two go for much more. And if you're after the limited-edition gold Nikon Df you can expect to pay well over $2,000 / £2,000.

The new DSLR—yes, DSLR, not the full-framed mirrorless monster of rumors—inherits its key guts from Nikon’s flagship D4 in a package that’s just over half the size and weight of that ogre.

Whatever the proper description, the new Nikon Df is an incredibly beautiful DSLR, ... At $2,999.99 for the body and a new 50mm f/1.8G lens, the Df was never intended to be practical anyway.

The Nikon Df will go on sale later this month with a body-only price of US$2,800, or $3,000 with the 50-mm F1.8 G kit lens 6 / 23 The Nikon Df is said to be good for 1,400 shots on a single battery ...

Additionally, Nikon is announcing a special edition 50mm f/1.8 lens, which is set to retail for $3,000 in a kit with the camera or $280 on its own. The Df will also be available individually in ...

Yes, for the Df you can go on a binge with all the old Nikon lenses you can scoop up cheaply on eBay, but if you're that photogeeky then you know that these days you can mount almost any lens on ...

It’s pretty easy to use older lenses on the Df. Nikon’s Automatic Maximum Aperture Indexing (AI) system, introduced in 1977, uses a ridge on the rear of the lens barrel to engage a coupling lever on ...

Nikon’s made the Df compatible with older manual focus lenses as well, so there’s really no excuse not to match it with a lens that’s actually from the era that the camera aims to recreate.

This new Nikon Df’s appearance screams “old school” yet it’s a full-frame DSLR with many 21st-century features ($2,780 body only, $3,000 with a Special Edition 50mm f/1.8G SE lens kit).

The Nikon Df plus lens kit is priced at $3000, $250 more than the body only. The Nikon Df isn't for most photographers. $2750 is a lot for a 16MP camera ...