Pinhole cardboard camera vs Nikon D800E?

The cardboard pinhole is a lot cheaper than D800E. But the D800E is missing a low pass filter giving much sharper images. But the cardboard pinhole has a lot less moire. Which to make/buy?

Man, Nikons suck. They can't make a halfway decent camera. I'd go with Cardboard™ any day. Their cameras are the best. They have so many freaking megapixels. And you can shoot RAW with them. Plus Nikons don't use film, and Cardboard™ cameras do. Film is way better and automatically makes you more artistic. I know because I shoot a Holga. In fact, Cardboard™ cameras are so awesome that if you buy one, you are automatically a professional photographer and should immediately start shooting weddings.

Here is how all the different cameras sensors perform.

http://www.dxomark.com/...or-Ratings

Since there are no digital pinhole cameras listed it is going to be tough to make a logical choice.

If you are shooting subjects which have to potential of creating moire, then buy the runner up, the D800

Well, … This has got to be a joke question, but just in case you are serious, why "the cardboard pinhole"? I suggest the Zero Image pinhole. It IS a work of art and it truly does give you the CAPABILITY of creating some great photographs. I have the 6 x 9 medium format camera.

http://www.zeroimage.com/web2003/EntryPage/entryFrameset.htm