I have been a nikon dslr user since 2009 starting from the d5000 then moving up to the d7100 and finally when I wanted to go in for a full frame the choice was between then d750 and d810.

The camera has the different serial number than in EXIF data. They didn't match! You should check again not on the body, in photo EXIF data information. I told them. But they said "you have to send us to back and you have to pay shipping price! I had to go different country at that moment.

Upgraded from D3200 to D750 about 10 months ago. I did a my research prior to buying. I am amazed with the sharpness and quality of my photos now. Really love the compact size and tilt screen. It's quite expensive, but if you use your camera often, it is well worth the money.

Durable; Great Picture Quality

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Excellent product; can't fault it

Can't fault

I have been looking for a new DSLR as my old one was dead, I had a d200 if that tells you how long it has been since I purchased a new camera...the first thing that I have noticed is that it feels comfortable in my hands, I have large hands and most cameras feel small in them, this one does not.

You don't have to be a pro to covet this camera's impressive features.

Great overall Nikon product

Great service. Great delivery. Rockstar camera. Get the extended warranty. Highly recommend this camera as an entry level into the pro camera level. Does everything I want. Great with low lighting and fast shutter speeds. I shoot at extremes. 100 and 3200. Little fragmenting if any.

Having steadily moved through various DSLR's. Started with D90 in 2008, then onto D300s in 2012 when I started to some paid work. Been wanting to make the step up to a full frame camera..Wasn't so keen on D610 or D800/810. The D750 is breathtakingly good.

The Nikon D750 is a great camera, an excellent photo/video hybrid utilising the tilting screen. I've been using it professionally for over a year without a hitch as a contract photographer/videographer.