Nikon D750

[acparsons]

I was debating on getting a d850 or D780. I found a great deal on a D750. These shots are from the test drive.

My hood

Katydid

Grasshopper

Flowers

 

[4rum]

I was debating on getting a d850 or D780. I found a great deal on a D750. These shots are from the test drive.

My hood
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Katydid
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Grasshopper
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Flowers
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Very nice. What lens?

 

[acparsons]

Very nice. What lens?

I used a 105mm Nikkor Micro

 

[cgw148 173]

Shoot it till it breaks. Growing pile of used Nikon DSLRs available when it does.

 

[10acres]

Nice. I recently snagged a D750 also that was still under a recall. I sent it to them and basically got a new camera back. I took it to Venice and Rome a few weeks back and love it. It’s bulky and heavy but I lugged around everyday. It’s a great camera.

 

[cgw148 173]

Given build quality and support from Nikon, trailing edge DSLRs from prosumer to top shelf grade are becoming bargains. Not everyone moving to Nikon MILCs with do adapted lenses, so F-mount glass will likely also trickle down price-wise in the used market. I'm seeing this in Toronto and, alas, it's making me question my sacred vow to shovel no more $$$ into Nikon.

 

[nerwin]

I have a D750 too. Good camera indeed. In reality it's all you need for good photos today. Newer camera are nice for sure but they're just the icing on the cup cake.

 

[Rickbb2]

F mount glass was the deciding factor in my getting an 850 instead of going with a Z.

 

[cgw148 173]

F mount glass was the deciding factor in my getting an 850 instead of going with a Z.

Yup. Still think Nikon delayed MILCs far too long and wonder if "brand migration" won't hurt 'em.