Just before the enormous Photokina show in Germany, Nikon presented another full edge DSLR in 2014, the Nikon D750. Pressing the freshest and the most exceptional 51-point Multi-CAM 3500 FX II self-adjust framework, a 24 MP sensor, 6.5 casings for every second nonstop shooting velocity, manufactured...

Nikon D750 is significantly lighter (230g

Image Stabilization - No Built-in stabilization

This is one of my favorite camera bodies we currently have in the store. It's a full frame camera that includes an articulated screen that makes video recording at odd angles much easier. There have been issues in the past with the sensor but they have all since been resolved according to Nikon.

Since mid-2012, the Nikon D800E has been my main FX-format DSLR . While it is still an excellent camera even with the updated D810 on the market, I realize that 36MP is often not necessary and I also prefer a faster frame rate and a smaller body for more casual shooting.

This is an excellent camera. The photos are as good as anything in the Nikon line. Allows you to take advantage of the vast Nikon System. It is just under a Pro camera because although it has seals it is not weather proofed. Construction is good. Software updated regularly. Wireless, full frame.

Nikon System and Lenses; High quality photos

Compared to Mirrorless; lenses are bulkier

For my professional work, I use the Canon 5D Mark III, 6D, and 1D Mark IV. For non-pro, I use the Nikon D750 and D810. Each camera has its strengths and weakness over the others, but the one DSLR body that reigns supreme is the D750. It is the best all-around DSLR.

Purchased this just over a year ago from NewEgg; What makes this the best Nikon DSLR available: high ISO performance, built-in Wifi with avail Nikon device apps for remote control and photo access, swivel LCD screen, and fast focus.

Wish it had built-in GPS for geo-tagging

Nikon D750 comes from the clan of FX format sensor cameras residing between the affordable D610 and the top end pro D810 . And so long after Canon's cameras (top end, especially 5D Mark III) being heavily used for video recording among DSLRs, Nikon could muster enough tech to release a video centric...

Excellent image quality; Compact; weather Sealed; Tilt screen; full time AF; dual MIC; Bright colorful display

Narrow spread of Focus points; Rectangular viewfinder

Upgraded from a D7000 and what a difference. Low light performance is very good. Shoot indoor sports for my daughters teams focus is fast, pics barely have any noise at 10000-12800 iso. Outdoor and landscape photography is tack sharp with nice colors. Wifi is nice and works well.

The Nikon D750 is a full-frame DSLR for the kind of photographer who wants a camera one step down from the pro models. You get the low-light flexibility that comes with a full-frame sensor, and some features generally left out of the top models – all without some of the extra cost of the top dogs.

Excellent AF performance; Great image quality; Solid handling

Misses some manual control features of the D810

The D750 with its great features and impressive still image quality makes for a great package as a DSLR. Although cheaper than the D810, the D750 carry\'s most of its attributes and even betters them to quite some extent. This is a great camera for professionals and enthusiasts.

a great camera!with the right type of lens,the results are outstanding.color and sharpness is very impressive.in some ways its actually a full frame d7200.be ready for the iso to shoot up like a rocket,but not to worry this camera can handle it!results at 6400 is stunning!

Easy To Use; Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Image Quality; High ISO Performance; Large Clear LCD; Quiet