I just purchased a brand new Nikon D810 from a major retailer in the USA. Upon unboxing, the camera looked flawless and when I did my first test shot, it was indeed shutter actuation #1. However, as I was reviewing some images tonight on my LCD, I noticed some issues with the pixels on the screen. I quickly uploaded several photos to see if I could see anything wrong with the images in the same location on the computer. Nothing was wrong with the images, however, there are several pixels on the LCD that have a constant blue or green hue. When I change between images, the spots remain. Initially, I thought that the problem was on the LCD screen itself, so I removed the screen protector and cleaned the screen. When I powered the camera on again, the spots remain. While I am glad the actual images aren't affected, it still irks me to no end that my LCD screen has 10 (maybe more) pixels that have a constant color. We are talking about a $3,000 camera and I feel I should "get what I pay for." What should I do? Return the camera to the retailer, or have Nikon fix the problem under the warranty? I have owned this camera for about 4 days now. Thanks for your help!
AdamTD