Did you get it on sale???? The replacement is a D7200 has been out for some time....

Put your camera on auto ISO.... then you don't have to remember to change it every time you move from on light condition to another!

Put your camera on auto ISO.... then you don't have to remember to change it every time you move from on light condition to another!

Shooting in Florida have been fortunate to catch pelicans, Black Skimmers and Sandhill Crane.

http://www.dpreview.com/articles/5638936643/nikon-d750-service-advisory-warns-of-shutter-issue

Check this out....for the details.... my shutter went and mangled itself. Sent to NIKON...no charge even if past warranty..

Bad ones were D750 Digital SLR cameras manufactured in October and November of 2014

Definitely the D750!!!

Shutter stops working and in my case basically mangled the shutter when it failed. Sorry I don't have a shot to show you but shutter was twisted and bent. Early indication of a problem was with first shot after turning on it acted like it locked the mirror up and a second push of the shutter release returned to normal until it mangled.

Go to the Nikon website and there is a place where you can enter your serial number and determine if you D750 has the bad shutters.

Shutter stops working and in my case basically mangled the shutter when it failed. Sorry I don't have a shot to show you but shutter was twisted and bent. Early indication of a problem was with first shot after turning on it acted like it locked the mirror up and a second push of the shutter release returned to normal until it mangled.

Go to the Nikon website and there is a place where you can enter your serial number and determine if you D750 has the bad shutters.

There is a similar issue with the D750!!!

I have a a NIKON D750 that I bought in May 2015. Two months ago it started acting "funny"... the first shot after turning it on would "hang" and I had to hit the shutter release a second time and then it worked correctly. I was shooting a basketball game and turned it off to during half time. Turned it back on and nothing and through the view finder something blocking the view.

I took it to my local NIKON camera shop and they opened it up and raised the mirror. The shutter was totally mangled!

Nikon will replace and repair the issue of the shutter at no charge. If you go to the Nikon site and enter your serial number it will tell you if your camera is one or a series that have the defctive shutter.

Agree 100% with Bryan Petersen's "Understanding Exposure" I have many friends who are beginners and they all have come away with a new understanding how to effectively use their new DSLR by reading this book!!

Looks like lots of issues with ColorRight....

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I use David Busch's Book on the D7100 and have also used several others as I have upgraded. I'm now using a D750..love it and used Dave's book to understand all it's features!!!

Highly recommended!!

I use David Busch's Book on the D7100 and have also used several others as I have upgraded. I'm now using a D750..love it and used Dave's book to understand all it's features!!!

Highly recommended!!

Never mind...just realized they were sold.