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The Nikon D750 is a reflex camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 24.3 megapixels manufactured from 2014 to 2020 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 6.5 FPS x 14 RAW, 40 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 1249 €;
446 users have given it an average vote of 9.4 out of 10
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Pros: Weight. Ergonomics, though coming from the Nikon D7000 and D7100 it's feels natural. High ISO Noise control and the quaility of the pixels when there is noise, is easier to smooth out while still retaining more detail that my D7100. Very fast auto-focus and especially excellent low light auto focus. Color rendition. Sharpness/detail more than satifisfying enough when mounted with very good to excellent glass. 6.5 FPS is good enough for birds in flight especially when this camera can get so many in focus.
Cons: Would be nice to have had a dedicated AF-On button though I have assigned AF-L for this action as per my D7100. Only 1/4000th max shutter speed though when I look at the metadata for my images there are only a few birds in flight shot that have exceeded this on my camera bodies that have 1/8000th capability.
Opinion: The cons are only minor and very minor when you compare them to the quality/price ratio for this camera. I use this mainly for bird/wildife photography and am over the moon with it's overall performance. Even when having to commit to a larger crop for bird photo's in PP compared the the Nikon D7100 this still produces higher quaility images. Both my zoom lenses were just plug and play, no adjustments necessary that I have noticed. Is there another camera body out there that I would swap my D750 for? All things considered not one! Love this camera!
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Pros:RAW File, Solidity, HIGH ISO Estate, Ergonomics
Cons:Weight (it was still known), 1/4000, Slow to open the photos taken
Opinion:Purchased just before the lockdown, it was several months in the backpack to dust, but then it recovered and I already made over 10 thousand shots. I would say that the switch from APS-C to FF for night shots without flash, for the same ISO, was worth the purchase (used - with 10 thousand shots). The merits and defects are those listed and unlike the previous D5500, which did not have the top display, it sins for two things: the touchscreen and the articulated screen. Weight and size are different obvious issues. However, we were very happy with the purchase.
Pros:High-level camera for overall professional photo rendering.
Cons:Nothing
Opinion:The D750 is a camera that sits well in the CD bands. Professional. The ergonomics is well studied with easily accessible controls, even under unfavorable conditions. The menu is intuitive and quick to set up, thanks to the multiple buttons that can be configured by the user. The sensor is excellent with dynamic range of as much as 13.9 EVs and saturation at 78 keV, few machines on the market come to these levels, and above all they are of higher price range. At present there are still new specimens, at a truly affordable price.
Pros:Raw file quality, high iso hold, double slot, mobile display, dynamic range, multiple exposure mode, solid and compact
Cons:Weight (but it also depends on the optics that mount)
Opinion:Owner for just over a year and tested in various situations, I can finally make my own judgment on this machine. I came from a D5200 and after two years I wanted to make a leap of quality by switching to full frame. The differences found are considerable from many points of view. Raw files are extremely workable in post-production and of a really excellent quality. In some conditions I also shot high isos and the machine holds up very well even at 6400 (the noise is still present although minimal compared to the aps-c). I found the double slot very comfortable and also the tipper screen. The latter very comfortable especially if you are shooting in unusual positions. The only "defect" is the weight, but as already mentioned it also depends on the optics that mount. Typically the use in coupled with a tamron 24-70 g1, and the total weight comes to about 1.2 kg. If you go around shooting a whole day or during a week's holiday (as I happened), you will certainly notice its presence, but the whole thing is bearable. In conclusion I highly recommend this body for those who want to make a leap of quality by switching to full frame, it is really worth all the money spent. Also being a 2014 machine, to date you can find good used even for less than 1000 euros!
Opinion:I bought it 4 months ago and I've already done 12,000 shots. taken not out of desire but because I had to re-enter a d800. The idea of having it did not excite me especially for the body (it is in all respects a d7000) because I prefer the larger one typical of the series 200, 300, 500, 800 etc., more "carnosis", with the pro dial and with the round eye. however, from the first shots I had to think again regarding the quality of the files (although the thing is quite well known), the handling and, all in all, also the operational speed (I do not take sports photos, for those I have a d3s). the most impressive thing, in my opinion, is the iso seal, nevertheless the excellent quality and workability of raw files. I use it mainly for ceremonies in general and events, coupled with a z6 (in certain situations silence is golden and obligatory).surely a machine that satisfies, more than many other, multiple photographic situations; light, versatile and performing. although "old" is still an evergreen product capable of satisfying many professional and amateur needs, the price is more than affordable (now with the release of the 780, then) and, above all, it is a full frame. highly recommended.
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