I bought this camera since my last one was a Nikon. Less than 6 months later it states ERR on camera. On a side note this particular camera has some known problems with this. I paid out of my own pocket to send it to Nikon direct to have them tell me it was GREY MARKET and not covered under...

Had this Nikon D750 for a few weeks now and I love it, its better than I expected,(especially when "Very" give 10 percent discount on an already reasonable price) My 70-200mm f2.8 ,85mm f1.8g 50mm 1.8 lenses are like a new set of lenses .They are so much sharper ,and the bokeh , is superb.

My worries of buying from Souq were: - Authenticity of the product - Packaging and condition - Further Service of the camera - Delivery What I found out when received my Nikon D750: - First of all I checked serial number: it is valid, correct and Nikon.com recognizes this number as authentic one.

It's authentic; new; originally packed; well delivered

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Great overall Nikon product

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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Full-frame photography used to be the preserve of professional photographers, but DSLRs like the Canon EOS 6D and Nikon D610 have made it a more realistic proposition for amateur and enthusiast photographers.

Definitely one the best camera in the full-frame market! Amazing low-light performance, quick auto-focus capabilities and a nice fire rate of 6.5 frames per second makes this camera a perfect companion for novice, enthusiasts and professional photographers!

Simply put, with its strong performance and high-quality photos and videos, the Nikon D750 is one of the best DSLRs we have ever tested.

Beautiful full-frame stills; Excellent 1080/60p movies; Speedy response

Expensive; Shutter speed tops out at 1/4,000; Underexposes some scenes

It's been 1-1/2 years and I migrated - reluctantly - from shooting Canon for 10 years. The 51-point AF, combined with the versatile AF modes was the main attraction while also moving up to FX format given the range of my subject interests widening.

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.