ReFlections Loc: From LA to AL

The Z6 is in. Now that I have a Z6, D850, and a D750, it is time to let the D750 go. I am selling it to fund a D500. The D750 is immaculate. It has been in a bag for 5 months. After getting the d850, I no longer had any use for it. I was using my D810 also until I sold it weeks ago. The D750 was bought as a package with the af-s 24-120 4 G VR from Adorama. It was never used, only test fired. It is USA. Lens is included with this sale. The camera has less than 20 actuations. 12 to be Exact. The lens has never been used. If you have questions, please pm me. Everything that came in the box is included. Condition of both are LIKE NEW. No signs of use. Plastic still on Camera. Will accept PayPal, check or MO.
Priced to sell $1375.00 + shipping.
Will send 2 day priority

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

Someone out there will own really fine gear. I still have a D750 which I paid $2,300 (body only) new back in March 2015. No regrets about matching it up with a Tamron 24-70 G2 series lens.

ReFlections Loc: From LA to AL

Thanks Fiddle. I used one as a back up two years ago. Loved it Then I sold it and got the D810. Loved the D750 but doing portraits, I liked the D810 better.

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

Knowing what i now know, I should have opted for the D810. But then again I am getting along in years and don't even use the D750 as much as I would like. But the D810 does not have one of those anti-aliasing filters like the D750 does. I think the new D780 did away that AA filter but I am not sure.

ReFlections Loc: From LA to AL

I made a big decision to go with the D810. D750 is smaller and lighter.
The D750 is fast. The D810 is smoother and quieter for portrait work. For me it was an easy decision. I had two D750’s at one time and ended up with two D810’s. After getting a Z6; d850; D810 and a D750 all at one time- something has to move. Sold my D810 and now selling the D750. If I didn’t have the Z6, I would keep D750. Too much gear. I am having second thoughts about getting the D500 also.

Bridges Loc: Memphis, Charleston SC, now Nazareth PA

My first thought was you should get the D500 -- it is nice to have a crop sensor to take advantage of the 1.5 multiplication factor when using long lenses, but then I questioned this: The 850 has a setting that will allow you to use DX lenses. If you set it to that and use FF lenses, do you get the 1.5 boost? If so, (for me anyway), it would eliminate the need for the 500.

ReFlections Loc: From LA to AL

Thx Bridges. My thoughts exactly. That is why I feel I will pass on the D500 and stick with the Z6 and d850 as my go to cameras.