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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 580917" data-attributes="member: 6277">One thing you need to do is check the Back-focus.&nbsp; You can fine tune all your lenses with the D750 and I would recommend that you do this.&nbsp; It can make a big difference or no difference at all. Also&nbsp; when I moved from my D7100 to my D750 I had a real problem with sharpness. It took me learning how to shoot all over again.&nbsp; The D750 has so much better resolution that shooting technique is so much more important than the DX cameras are. Put the D3300 down for now and concentrate on just the D750 for now.&nbsp; I found I had to shoot a faster shutter speed to get the sharpness I wanted. Try taking a photo hand held at your normal settings and then put the camera on a tripod and shoot the exact same shot. Same settings and all. Then load them on the computer and zoom in as much as you can on the same section of the shot and see if there is any difference.&nbsp; Have VR turned off on both shots.&nbsp; Also I have found that my shots look better if I have the VR turned off and I shoot fast enough not to have to worry about needing it.&nbsp; Not saying this will for you but what I am saying is to try different things to see what WILL work for you. At this point my shots are as sharp as any I have seen.&nbsp; <img src="http://gallery.nikonites.com/gallery/files/6/2/7/7/08-31-2016_0016-edit.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 580917, member: 6277"] One thing you need to do is check the Back-focus. You can fine tune all your lenses with the D750 and I would recommend that you do this. It can make a big difference or no difference at all. Also when I moved from my D7100 to my D750 I had a real problem with sharpness. It took me learning how to shoot all over again. The D750 has so much better resolution that shooting technique is so much more important than the DX cameras are. Put the D3300 down for now and concentrate on just the D750 for now. I found I had to shoot a faster shutter speed to get the sharpness I wanted. Try taking a photo hand held at your normal settings and then put the camera on a tripod and shoot the [B]exact [/B]same shot. Same settings and all. Then load them on the computer and zoom in as much as you can on the same section of the shot and see if there is any difference. Have VR turned off on both shots. Also I have found that my shots look better if I have the VR turned off and I shoot fast enough not to have to worry about needing it. Not saying this will for you but what I am saying is to try different things to see what [B]WILL [/B]work for you. At this point my shots are as sharp as any I have seen. [IMG]http://gallery.nikonites.com/gallery/files/6/2/7/7/08-31-2016_0016-edit.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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