D750

What else can be said about this camera that already has not been said! It´s one of the best cameras that Nikon has ever produced. A great price (especially now that the D780 is on the market) with great features. Worth a look if you are serious about your photography. Check out the D750 users page on Facebook.

Shot with Nikon D610 for 4 years and captured some great images with it. But the D610 AF was an issue. So I finally ´´took the plunge´´ and moved up to the D750. Good move. MUCH better AF performance, better low light focusing ability, improved image processor and I like the one click zoom feature. There are many other improvements, but these are the ones that I bought the D750 for. Only concern I have is that the battery, same as the one in the D610, is advertised to last MUCH longer in the D750. So far, not my experience at all. Nikon advertises D610 battery life at 900 captures; D750 1280. I´m not seeing anything remotely like that. I´ve gone thru the set up twice and have adjusted all settings that use battery power. Waiting to see if that helps.

The D750 is one my best purchases. I purchased my first D750 over a year ago to go with my D700. Some of my projects, I would use two cameras with my short and long zooms. I liked the D750 so much, I purchased a second. Great camera and product.

The D750 is my third Nikon camera purchase in 4 years. Began my journey with the D3300 within two years upgraded to the D7500. Having had the previous models made the learning curve much easier as I found similarity from my experience shooting with the earlier models. Delighted that I could still my DX lens until I can afford an another FX lens.

I bought this two years ago when I started photography school. I upgraded from a D3100 or something like that. I was blown away with this camera at first and it´s a great starter camera for those who want full frame and a good quality image. I do hate that even with 500 ISO I can see noise and it doesnt do well in low light at all. I shoot primarily boudoir style images and the low light quality is the reason I´m upgrading to the D5 today.

I upgraded from a D7100 simply to have a full-frame camera and the D750 was the logical step. I have to have 2 card slots and I do a majority of my shooting in harsh conditions. This camera handles the cold well. I use the multi-position screen constantly. There is really nothing that I don´t like about this camera. My only single complaint was I bought this from a retailer in Salt Lake City Utah and 2 weeks later it went on sale for $400 less.

I love the D750, I just bought this camera 3 weeks ago. Coming from a D5300, so far this is a amazing. I was looking at the D850, but not sure I needed all those bells and whistles at this time, I am a amateur photographer, taken up for my retirement hobby. I went to one of the many Nikon blogs available on line and did some research, it was suggested to get this for the money value and the camera itself...so far like I said I still have a lot to learn, but love this D750 so far.

I first purchased the Nikon d750 in 2016. I have loved it so much I just purchased my second one.

It´s rugged,light,it has gone through mud,rain,snow,desert,water,winter,high heat,storm,ice,snow storm,(went through an all wheel drive with me on the desert,mud,dunes,also on horseback,sailing,boating,rafting,river floats,high altitude hiking,name it! It´s like my bestfriend! Got no complaints! I´ve had it for years and I think it deserves a good review.I also got a D500 for wildlife but this is my go-to camera and used it on our last trip 2 months ago in Alaska .I got praises for my 2 cameras and both have been asked what camera I used. I also used it when I went to Egypt with my Nikon trinity lenses. This camera had gone through a lot and it´s still as perfect as it was when I first used it!