nikon D750: Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy...

Through_MI_Eyes

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

I’m throwing in a third, the D7200.

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

Both cameras are capable of producing great images.

olemikey Loc: 6 mile creek, Spacecoast Florida

I would like to see a good comparison too. I've been thinking about a full frame rig for a while, but the lack of FF glass has kept me on the sidelines. Would need to sell some of my Nik DX gear to finance the move, or one of my Sony A-mount systems. The specs of both are very good, the 4K resolution of the D7500 should make up some for the smaller sensor, but the proof is in the pudding. Hope someone can fullfill your request.

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

LWW wrote:

I’m throwing in a third, the D7200.

Good choice. A few more MPs but an older "Expeed". Save a couple coins, too.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

This seems like a good idea, but it wouldn't prove anything. Most cameras are capable of taking beautiful pictures, but if someone messes up, the camera could get the blame.

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS716US717&q=sample+pictures+of+nikon+d750&tbm=isch&source=univ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjZptmw3ffgAhWFdd8KHcopBEoQsAR6BAgAEAE&biw=1920&bih=888

Leon S Loc: Minnesota

We sold our d300 and a couple of lenses. We were left with a couple more high quality dx lenses. So we bought a d7200 mostly for product shots at home. What we found is that the d7200 compared quite nicely against our d800 and d810. The quality of the d7200 is as much as most people will ever need. So I have to believe the d7500 and d500 would also do the job. Some of our best shots were taken with a d70 and Fuji S2. Glass and technique are what separate impact shots from snap shots.

orrie smith Loc: Kansas

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

Either camera body will produce great photos, assuming the photographer has learned to use the camera and has taken the time to practice and perfect their hobby. The d7500 is about 1146.95 and the d750 is about 1296.95. Not that much difference in price, so it would depend on what you prefer to shoot. If you are shooting landscapes, portraits, and stills, the d750 would be my choice. If you are shooting wildlife and sports, a lot of people like the cropped frame sensor of the d7500 for more reach with your lenses. Which ever one you purchase, try to buy full frame lenses, that way you will not need to reinvest in lenses if you should ever decide to go with a full frame body. Good luck with whichever you choose.

CO

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

This is my old Minolta Maxxum 5000i 35mm SLR camera. The focusing motor gave out and it really was not usable anymore. It wanted to see what it looks like inside.

I took the upper photo with my D750 with a Tamron 45mm f/1.8 SP VC lens.
I took the lower photo with a Z6 with 50mm f/1.8 lens that I had rented.
These aren't the best photos to show the quality that is possible from the cameras. They more demonstrate how shallow depth of field can be when the camera is close to the subject.

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Golden Rule Loc: Washington State

The D750 can switch to a crop frame in the menu so you get the best of both worlds. The D750 is great in low light and landscape shots. Here are a few shots with the D750.

Low light shot
Low light shot...

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Long Exposure
Long Exposure...

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Landscape regular exposure
Landscape regular exposure...

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I guess this qualifies as bird in flight?

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AndyH Loc: Massachusetts and New Hampshire

Golden Rule wrote:

The D750 can switch to a crop frame in the menu so you get the best of both worlds. The D750 is great in low light and landscape shots. Here are a few shots with the D750.

I had understood that using the crop mode on any full frame camera gives you fewer usable pixels and a lower IQ than using a crop sensor body of the same generation. So you lose all of the advantages of full frame (except possibly low light performance) and don't gain anything. Am I wrong?

Since I entered the digital world, I've always been advised to use APS lenses on APS bodies and full frame lenses on full frame bodies.

I've "learned" many things in my lifetime that have proven to be wrong. But am I wrong on this one?

Andy

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

Here are 557,969 images taken with a D750

https://www.flickr.com/search/?text=D750

Hope that is enough for you to make a decision. Hopefully you'll get there before you look at #557,969, because by then you may be looking at a used one, or it's replacement.

KyleYohn

I really enjoy my d750, I upgraded from a d3200 last year and it feels leaps and bounds better than a crop frame, plus the added ability of using fx lenses with AF. Just be aware that any dx glass you might have will have to be used in crop mode.

cameraf4 Loc: Delaware

AndyH wrote:

I had understood that using the crop mode on any f... (show quote)

Nope!

Leitz Loc: Solms

Through_MI_Eyes wrote:

Anyway the people of UHH could share images using there d750? Im still on the fence. I was prepared to pick up the d7500 cause i had the funds. Now being recommended to buy 2 different cameras but funds are higher and making me think im gonna make the wrong choice and regret it.

Do you seriously expect to tell anything about a camera simply by looking at a picture on a computer??