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Nikon D750
Sep 18, 2016 17:05:16 #
larryim
Loc: Ohio
No question, just a statement of fact. I broke down and added a full frame Nikon D750 to the cameras that I own. I am going to use my son as my excuse. He shoots Canon :-( , both a 7D II and 6D. He kept telling me that I would really appreciate the full frame for landscape and grandkids pics. I finally broke down and decided to do it now, because I could feel it was only a matter of time. I kept my D7200 for birds and wildlife, but traded my D7000 (didn't really get much) and some other things that I haven't been using to cut the pain a little. So far I have really been impressed.
Sep 18, 2016 17:13:17 #
larryim wrote:
No question, just a statement of fact. I broke do... (show quote)
congratulation I love my 750. I ordered Darrell Yound "Mastering the 750 on my kindle easy read simple instructions to follow and invaluable info. It's a lot o camera enjoy
Joe
Sep 19, 2016 05:46:02 #
As I became an D750 myself not so long ago, I can also share the statement : I love it.
My upgrade was initial from D7100 also and can't say I am missing it. Only the prices on the lenses available for DX I miss a lot :D .
C.
My upgrade was initial from D7100 also and can't say I am missing it. Only the prices on the lenses available for DX I miss a lot :D .
C.
Sep 19, 2016 09:21:07 #
When I bought my D750 over a year ago within a month I believed I had bought my last camera as I'm older and don't think it will be bested enough in the time I have left to need an upgrade. It sure has served me well. Take care & ...
Sep 19, 2016 09:37:08 #
I have owned the following Nikons: D50, D70, D70S, D80, D200, D7000, D300, D700(currently), D600, D800, D610 (currently) and the D750 (currently). Except for the D750 I bought each of the others used....the savings allowed me to upgrade more often than I would have been able to otherwise. I tell you this because I DON'T believe in buying new. BUT...when the D750 came out I could not believe the reviews. Not a single review was negative in any significant way. I told myself I needed this camera and it was too new to be available on the used market. So, when the price dropped on Amazon to $2000, I took the plunge. I sold one of my D700s and my D800 and found a used D610 (same knobology) with 5K clicks for $900.00 as my new backup. Love the D750!!!!!
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