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D750
Just about to drop the hammer on a D750
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 693739" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>It's a great camera. I've had zero complaints with mine since I bought it in 2014.</p><p></p><p>Those 2 sentences make up the heart of my pro and con argument. Nikon hasn't introduced a pro-sumer level FX camera below the 800 series in 4 1/2 years. It's old tech, but it's good tech. If they do decide to introduce another body in that line then you'll be spending more than you would when they do as I expect the body to drop to $995 (I know they ran big specials on the D750 at the end of '18 that might have had it a couple hundred bucks cheaper). </p><p></p><p>I'm not telling you not to, and if you're big on getting things new and not used then I would say you should be happy with it. That said there are a plethora of 24-120mm f4's out there from people who bought kits and sold the lens to get a reduced price body. If you're willing to go used on the lenses you could save a few. But I get why folks might not. </p><p></p><p>Sometimes good things don't come to those who wait, but know that it's possible you could have saved some down the road. If someone remembers what the price was last year in the super sale please post. I almost considered getting another one of each of the D750 and the D500 (that one for my wife), so I suspect it's lower than it is now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 693739, member: 9240"] It's a great camera. I've had zero complaints with mine since I bought it in 2014. Those 2 sentences make up the heart of my pro and con argument. Nikon hasn't introduced a pro-sumer level FX camera below the 800 series in 4 1/2 years. It's old tech, but it's good tech. If they do decide to introduce another body in that line then you'll be spending more than you would when they do as I expect the body to drop to $995 (I know they ran big specials on the D750 at the end of '18 that might have had it a couple hundred bucks cheaper). I'm not telling you not to, and if you're big on getting things new and not used then I would say you should be happy with it. That said there are a plethora of 24-120mm f4's out there from people who bought kits and sold the lens to get a reduced price body. If you're willing to go used on the lenses you could save a few. But I get why folks might not. Sometimes good things don't come to those who wait, but know that it's possible you could have saved some down the road. If someone remembers what the price was last year in the super sale please post. I almost considered getting another one of each of the D750 and the D500 (that one for my wife), so I suspect it's lower than it is now. [/QUOTE]
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