Just about to drop the hammer on a D750

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desmobob

Senior Member
Congratulations!

I bought one this fall (bare body). I kept the user's manual on my nightstand and read and re-read it for months. It's still sitting there for when I want or need to do some review.

It's a fun camera!

Stay sharp,
Bob
 
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zilla

Senior Member
Here's one from today edited a bit.. Old water tower at Bitter Creek Wyoming.. So much snow out there it is hard to adjust for the BG..​


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Whiskeyman

Whiskeyman

Senior Member
The D750 is a very good camera. If it meets your needs now, it should do so for the foreseeable future, unless your sensor resolution requirements take a big jump up! The only thing I'd change in your lineup would be to get the Sigma Art 50mm f/1.4 instead of the Nikon lens, but that is a very small difference.

WM
 
Horoscope Fish

Horoscope Fish

Senior Member
zilla said:
Here's one from today edited a bit.. Old water tower at Bitter Creek Wyoming.. So much snow out there it is hard to adjust for the BG..​


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Just a bit of advice from a long-time D750 user... Since you're processing your shots try using Highlight-Weighted metering for shots like that. The subject may look a little underexposed on the back of the camera, but the degree of clean shadow recovery you can get with the D750 is astounding.
 
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zilla

Senior Member
Horoscope Fish said:
Just a bit of advice from a long-time D750 user... Since you're processing your shots try using Highlight-Weighted metering for shots like that. The subject may look a little underexposed on the back of the camera, but the degree of clean shadow recovery you can get with the D750 is astounding.
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I'll look it up. I am still studying all about metering..
 
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zilla

Senior Member
Whiskeyman said:
The D750 is a very good camera. If it meets your needs now, it should do so for the foreseeable future, unless your sensor resolution requirements take a big jump up! The only thing I'd change in your lineup would be to get the Sigma Art 50mm f/1.4 instead of the Nikon lens, but that is a very small difference.

WM
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Probly not gonna happen for a while. I am retired and will need to replenish funds..
 
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zilla

Senior Member
Thank you. I am still learning. Some of my current images are much better.. Still studying and coming to terms with teh focus system and settings..
 
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