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Shooting at high ISO is really not a big deal on a modern full-frame sensor camera. I usually inspect the images for noise and I might apply a tiny bit of de-noising but frankly I could leave the images untouched and most people wouldn't notice (especially if the image is resampled to a smaller size for display on a website -- resampling to a lower resolution has the effect of de-noising the image anyway.)
I was surprised you were in a quandary over whether to use the 40D vs. the D750. A 40D is a fairly old camera and it's notion of high ISO isn't in the same ballpark as modern cameras. While you did have the f/2.8 lens for the 40D, that's only 1 stop faster (double the light) of the lens you have on the D750 -- but that D750 wiill be able to shoot at MANY stops of ISO beyond the capabilities of the 40D.
Shooting at high ISO is really not a big deal on a modern full-frame sensor camera. I usually inspect the images for noise and I might apply a tiny bit of de-noising but frankly I could leave the images untouched and most people wouldn't notice (especially if the image is resampled to a smaller size for display on a website -- resampling to a lower resolution has the effect of de-noising the image anyway.)
I was surprised you were in a quandary over whether to use the 40D vs. the D750. A 40D is a fairly old camera and it's notion of high ISO isn't in the same ballpark as modern cameras. While you did have the f/2.8 lens for the 40D, that's only 1 stop faster (double the light) of the lens you have on the D750 -- but that D750 wiill be able to shoot at MANY stops of ISO beyond the capabilities of the 40D.
What *I* find surprising is that you've spent so many posts, and so much personal effort on your part on TPF to instill fear, uncertainty, and doubt about the value/usefulness/veracity of DxO Mark's sensor performance testing results and numbers...and yet, with your own words, you acknowledge EXACTLY what their test results show...
Canon EOS 40D : Tests and Reviews | DxOMark
Nikon D750 : Tests and Reviews | DxOMark
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Nikon D750 Overall DxO Mark Score: 93
Portrait (Color Depth) 24.8 bits
Landscape (Dynamic Range) 14.5 EV
Sports (Low-light ISO) 2,956 ISO
Canon 40D Overall DxO Mark Score: 64
Portrait(Color Depth) 21.1 bits
Landscape(Dynamic Range) 11.3 EV
Sports(Low-light ISO) 703 ISO