Higher picture quality and good low light performance is clearly visible

But suffice it to say that Canon has had this feature for years and Nikon really needs to catch up and incorporate this already.- Focus accuracy can be imperfect as with all phase detection focusing systems

The full frame sensor produces great images, and the low light performance is stunning

excellent low light performance - excellent high iso performance

and I can say it looks like the Sony really screwed up low light performance on their camera

But suffice it to say that Canon has had this feature for years and Nikon really needs to catch up and incorporate this already.- Focus accuracy can be imperfect as with all phase detection focusing systems

After reading about it, it seemed like a nice feature set at a somewhat reasonable price

This camera has features also found in my Nikon D4s that I really like.

One amazing feature of the fullframe D750 that blew me away was the Image Area setting

Great camera with an exhaustive list of useful features.

Solid construction, nice interface and features, love the prosumer balance in this one, amazing image quality and nice video.

Sorry I digress

Together they make a killer combo giving me stunning photos and incredible videos.

Besides this it has excellent video capabilities with a Tilt LCD screen

This camera takes great pictures and video, it’s an enthusiast camera with pro body features borrowed from the D810 and D4s

IQ is fantastic, focusing is quick and sharp even in low light (noticeably better than my D600), and I love the deep hand grip.

The grip is amazing, and I really cannot stress enough how well it is designed.

Sorry I digress

The deeper grip stresses my wrist faster than the grip on my D700

The grip is amazing, and I really cannot stress enough how well it is designed.

It's an amazing camera and will get you great results no worse than the D750 would

The camera functions with good speed and fantastic results

Improved results very noticeable and that 7100 is a very good camera

My sigma 50 art and 35 art need high positive values (using the sigma dock) to focus accurately as well, but are also exhibiting inconsistent results, especially under various lighting conditions

Great results in low light, fast processing, ergonomic feel

I use a single focus point and haven't had any blurry photos.

Feels great in the hand, looks great, takes amazing photos

Great photos, with all the advantages everyone else has mentioned.

Sometimes the photos were sharp, sometimes they were soft

The photos are less noisy, sharper, and the full frame is a wonderful upgrade.

great ergonomics, feels like a quality device and easy to hold.

But suffice it to say that Canon has had this feature for years and Nikon really needs to catch up and incorporate this already.- Focus accuracy can be imperfect as with all phase detection focusing systems

I have greatly enjoyed the photo quality of the D7100 - it's a great DX camera that I highly recommend if you're looking for DX

But anyway, I think people switching from Canon may appreciate the features for a little while and initially you'll love your photos, but overall, but my experience with Nikon was lousy quality control and lenses that seemed to cost about 15% to 20% more.

Great quality, solid build, and one of the best camera's you can buy.

Well, actually, I did discover that I need to get Lightroom Creative Cloud as Photoshop does not support the raw images from the D750.

The D750 focused well in the low light and I was able to get some nice images.

But I was never a fan of the super noisy RAW images or the flat detail lacking JPEGS that it captured

The full frame sensor produces great images, and the low light performance is stunning

no good* on FX or film cameras, they shine all their light in the middle of the sensor and make a weird roundish image.

For a family portrait session with the D750, I had zero difficulty following focus on the running kids

only gripe about the d750's focusing would be that the 51 focus points are grouped too tightly in the center of the viewfinder.

The camera seems to help out those lenses that are known to have sluggish auto focus like the Nikon 85mm lens or the 105mm VR macro

I find that I only need to adjust photos in Photoshop maybe 10% of the time with this camera and it misses focus very rarely

The focus, low light, speed, everything about this camera is just amazing.

Great camera with a good lens that in many regards beats the more expensive Canon 5D with 24-105

Nikon also has a page where you can check to see if your camera is affected by the lens flare problem (mine was not).The AF functions--especially subject tracking, are definitely more advanced than my N75.

Overkill for an beginner, if I would do it all over again I would invest in some good quality lens

Again these were caused by something splashing on the sensor during the Lens Flare service, an issue I did not have with my camera.

the camera is very good but the lens 24-120mm is not good for this camera.the lens is very sharp and

No matter what the other FX Cameras say they can do this is the best low light DSLR.

The other half of my photographs are of a similar style, but the subjects are hardly static (think action sports; actually I'll just tell you: indoor rock climbing.)I was using a D7200 with the above lenses and was getting mostly great results; depending on how poor the lighting was, my biggest obstacles were accurately attaining and maintaining focus and keeping high ISO noise to a minimum while freezing the action

A recent outdoor wedding was pushed back until after sundown and the lighting under the pergola was inoperable.

Low light, AF speed, everything about this camera is perfect

it's superior tracking ability of moving subjects in well-lit and low light conditions

is every bit as fast as my D4 and perhaps even a bit more accurate in extreme low light situations having an AF detection range down to a -3EV

They look so smooth as if they are edited in Lightroom or Photoshop

You can configure the use of the memory card slots in many different ways, you can ask the camera to write on card number 1 and use card number 2 as overflow, so if you consumed all the capacity on card number 1 the camera will start using card number 2, also you can write the RAW photos to card number 1 and write the JPEG photos to card number 2, for me the best option is to write the RAW files to both cards at the same time, so always the camera will write the same file to both cards to have backup of your photos in

Sure, I can produce a great image from a 50mm 1.4 on my D90 that I could make almost as good as on the D750, however the conditions need to be pretty perfect

But suffice it to say that Canon has had this feature for years and Nikon really needs to catch up and incorporate this already.- Focus accuracy can be imperfect as with all phase detection focusing systems

Sorry I digress

The lens I've tried with the D750 are the new Nikon 70-200mm F4 zoom lens(great but still big), 50mm 1.8g, 1.8d, 1.4g, 105mm VR f2.8,Tokina 100mm Macro f2.8, Nikon 85mm 1.4g

The lens I've tried with the D750 are the new Nikon 70-200mm F4 zoom lens(great but still big), 50mm 1.8g, 1.8d, 1.4g, 105mm VR f2.8,Tokina 100mm Macro f2.8, Nikon 85mm 1.4g

The cactus V6 triggers, if slid all the way onto the D750 hotshoe, will lose contact and you will lose pass through ttl functions

Much less weight compared to D700, which is a welcome feature; I like to travel light.2) Grip, yes this grip feels good in hand, reminds me of good old F100 and F5; This is a smaller camera but feels great in hands with large barrel lens (85 1.4g) or small one (50 1.8g)

ERR” message on screen prevented camera from taking photos (same as first issue)b.

is every bit as fast as my D4 and perhaps even a bit more accurate in extreme low light situations having an AF detection range down to a -3EV

The message when an SD card is locked and can't be used by the camera is ambiguous at best.

At Pixel (100%) and near-Pixel (50 % or 75%, depending on the software) views in all softwares, both D750 and D3200 are very similar on sharpness (I mostly checked this on slanted edges of objects, which show the gradual changes in straight lines, captured in the pictures); but when compared to D800, D750 and D3200 pictures taken with the two zooms were slightly less sharp and D750 and D3200 pictures taken with the two primes were clearly not as sharp as those taken with D800, especially with the 85mm prime.- Overall Brightness and Contrast (all lenses): With as much light coming through the lenses as possible, the sensitivities of the sensors do show differences

October 2014 – Camera ceased to function on a trip to Hawaii.“ERR” message on screen prevented camera from taking photos.

D750 focuses well in darker conditions and throws up great images

Within the first five months, I had to return it for repair three times and ideally would have preferred to receive a refund as I no longer viewed the camera as usable.

BUT with the D750 focus it is instant, even in very dim lighting conditions

This thing never misses focus even in dark conditions even without the AF assist light, and the deeper grip and tilting screen are very welcome add-ons for me.

it's superior tracking ability of moving subjects in well-lit and low light conditions

but it lacks WiFi (something I use all the time during weddings

Focus might have been 100% perfect with the 24-70 f/2.8 or 70-200 f/2.8 (slightly faster motors).I always use AF-S mode for action

Wifi... articulating LCD screen... and dynamic range that beat the Canon options handily

Within the first five months, I had to return it for repair three times and ideally would have preferred to receive a refund as I no longer viewed the camera as usable.

Within the first five months, I had to return it for repair three times and ideally would have preferred to receive a refund as I no longer viewed the camera as usable.

Nikon went through a huge recall for this a few years back and since my serial number isn't in the affected serial group (it was made after the problem was declared fixed

Hopefully this problem will be fixed in a software update.

Focus might have been 100% perfect with the 24-70 f/2.8 or 70-200 f/2.8 (slightly faster motors).I always use AF-S mode for action

Within the first five months, I had to return it for repair three times and ideally would have preferred to receive a refund as I no longer viewed the camera as usable.

I went back to the park near my house to re-test the issue and found that the problem was indeed fixed.

I read that other people also experienced the freezing, so I'm hoping that it has been debugged with the new one.

They are also shockproof and waterproof."FLARE" - you may have seen reviews where people mention a problem with flare

I recently shot photos for a competitive event and people were amazed at both the quality and the speed of the photos I was posting to Twitter

I know I will have angry Nikon people mad at me for this

Maybe if they called it a D650, people wouldn't be so mad