Save $500 on the pro DSLR that does it all. Get the Nikon D850 plus free $99 software

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The versatile D850 DSLR hits a record-low $1,896.95, bundled with free PaintShop Pro... and you could also get it with an 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6 lens

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If you love shooting the DSLR way, the Nikon D850 is a full-frame camera that truly delivers – combining high resolution, impressive speed, and incredible value. And right now, at a historic low price, the Nikon D850 is available for just $1,896.95 at B&H.

With this you save a massive $500 off its regular $2396.95 price, and on top you get Corel PaintShop Pro Ultimate Agnostic, a photo editing and design software worth $99.99, free.

If you need a lens for your new DSLR or other accessories, you can even go further and save up to $906.10 by bundling products with the D850 like the AF-S DX 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens, Manfrotto Befree 3-Way Live Advanced Tripod, or Lowepro ProTactic BP 450 AW III Backpack.

Nikon D850
Nikon D850: was $2,396.95 now $1,896.95 at BHPhoto

SAVE $500 at B&H. This full-frame DSLR powerhouse offers 45.7M resolution and up to 9 fps – ideal if you are a pro or serious amateur. With its versatility and speed, the D850 is perfect for a wide range of photography styles.

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Now, let's talk about why the Nikon D850 is such a big deal. Beyond this great price, it's a versatile powerhouse made for all kinds of photography and videography – nature, landscapes, weddings, fashion, sports – you name it.

The camera's performance is so broad that it can easily handle nearly any shoot you throw at it. The only thing holding it back from being a top-tier 4K filmmaking tool is its contrast-based autofocus in live view mode.

Designed with professionals in mind, the 45.7MP D850 also has a strong following among serious amateurs. With this deal, it's a chance to get a professional-grade Nikon DSLR without breaking the bank.

Speed-wise, it's impressive too. The D850 shoots at up to 6fps (frames per second) at full resolution, buffering up to 51 compressed 14-bit RAW files. To hit that top speed, you'll want the MB-D18 Multi-Power Battery Pack and EN-EL18B battery (the same used in Nikon D5). It's an investment of approx. $400, but worth it if you need that extra burst of speed.

Its closest rival from Canon, the EOS 5D Mark IV, is solid – but the D850 beats it in resolution, shooting speed, and full-frame 4K video. And with this deal, you're getting a pro-level camera for a fraction of the list price.

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Kim Bunermann
Kim Bunermann
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Kim is the Staff Writer on Digital Camera World, and formerly Technique Editor at Digital Photographer, focusing on the art and science of photography. With a Master’s degree in Photography and Media, she is driven to educate through an analytical approach, visually and technically. With her guides and tutorials, Kim seeks to uncover new facets of this time-honoured medium and foster a deeper understanding of its profound role in culture. Kim highlights topics that resonate with modern society, including women in photography and critical issues such as environmental conservation. She also discusses and reviews camera gear, giving you an overview to find the best fit for your photography journey. 

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