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Nov 30, 2015 08:59:40 #
Welcome to the Hog. You can't go wrong with either but I would go for the D750. Stay away from Tronic- no authorized Nikon dealer can sell lower than the authorized price set by Nikon so something is wrong with this outfit. ;)
Nov 30, 2015 09:38:55 #
black2white54 wrote:
I have been looking for an upgrade Professional Nikon DSLR.
The one I like so far is the D750, but I have been told the D810
is a good one as well. I found a great price on a D750 at a site
called Tronic City. My lens fit my D200 and I know that the D750
is full frame but will a 24x85 2.8 Nikon and a 18x270 1.3.5 Tamron still work OK ???
The one I like so far is the D750, but I have been told the D810
is a good one as well. I found a great price on a D750 at a site
called Tronic City. My lens fit my D200 and I know that the D750
is full frame but will a 24x85 2.8 Nikon and a 18x270 1.3.5 Tamron still work OK ???
A Nikon lens built in the last 20 years will fit and work on the D750 or D810. However I am not familiar with a Nikon 24-85 2.8. Check the lens again.
Nov 30, 2015 10:04:01 #
black2white54 wrote:
I know that the D750
is full frame but will a 24x85 2.8 Nikon and a 18x270 1.3.5 Tamron still work OK ???
is full frame but will a 24x85 2.8 Nikon and a 18x270 1.3.5 Tamron still work OK ???
The 18-270 is a DX lens, it will work on your 750, but I don't believe you'd like the results. The 24-85 will work fine.
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Nov 30, 2015 11:35:28 #
Go with the d750 you won't be sorry I just bought one and love it. Was going to get the 810 but this had all the features at a lesser price. Plus it's smaller and lighter.
Nov 30, 2015 11:55:35 #
The 750 accepts both lens and there is a setting to allow auto DX selection when the lens is attached.
FYI - for most cameras you can download the manual from the manf site and find the info...
Page 110 in the 750 manual starts the discussion on image size
FYI - for most cameras you can download the manual from the manf site and find the info...
Page 110 in the 750 manual starts the discussion on image size
here is a note from the manual
Nov 30, 2015 12:37:37 #
Nov 30, 2015 13:04:05 #
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Nov 30, 2015 13:18:31 #
Nov 30, 2015 21:21:32 #
The D200 I believe is not a Full frame thus the lens for the d200 will be a apsc which is a crop lens you will not be able to take advantage of the sensor on the d750 ,youl need to update your lens selection . You can choose the D7200 which according to DP reviews is a superb camera ,I recently switched to FF Nikon and had to upgrade my lens selection can get a little pricey . Read all the reviews available try digital photography
Com or try Kem Rockwell site good luck and enjoy
Com or try Kem Rockwell site good luck and enjoy
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