Nikon D700 stock status

The Nikon D700 was announced July 1st 2008, and was at the time (and still is as of Febr-27-2011) the lowest priced low-noise full-frame DSLR. For more on the camera, check its list of reviews.

Latest Update: Sun February 19, 2012 at 7:55pm EST – Starting to come back in-stock again at the post-Tsunami price of $2700… Added refurbished to the table… The default price (leftmost column below) is $2700…

Nikon D700 stock status page
D700 kit In-Stock Out-of-Stock
body-only
$2700
Amazon (Amazon itself)
J&R World
Samy’s Camera
Adorama
B&H Photo
Sears (store pickup)
Best Buy (store pickup)
Ritz Camera ($2750)
Cameta Camera
NewEgg (deactivated)
refurbished
body-only
Cameta ($2400) B&H Photo ($2400)
w/24-120 Amazon (listed only)
Adorama (gone)

Footnotes
0. When buying from third-party sellers at Amazon, Sears, Buy.com and eBay, be sure to check who the actual seller is. Some of them are NOT authorized Nikon dealers!
1. Prices and availability are as of the “Latest Update” date+time shown above.
2. Prices and availability are not updated automatically
3. (listed only) means that a camera is listed on a retailer’s website but you cannot order or pre-order it
4. (toos) is short for temporarily out of stock
5. we do not track brick and mortar stores
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