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<blockquote data-quote="Secksy007" data-source="post: 595147" data-attributes="member: 42951">Hey&nbsp; [MENTION=13006]Camera Fun[/MENTION]There were a few things that I weighed up that led me to the D750 over the D7200.1) Already owning a crop sensor body, I knew at some point I would like a FF camera and the offer at my local store was the best I'd seen.2) A high percentage of my phography is low light/high ISO, portraits, street and landscapes.3) Yes I do enjoy occasional wildlife and sports photography as well, but it's seldom. When I do however, I'm sure the D750 will hold it's own and if I need extra reach,&nbsp; I'll grab my D5100.4) Looking at many comments and suggestions from the wonderful people here, overwhelmingly, the majority indicated that I would get overall better performance and image quality for my type of photography with the D750.Cheers Andrew Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Secksy007, post: 595147, member: 42951"] Hey [MENTION=13006]Camera Fun[/MENTION] There were a few things that I weighed up that led me to the D750 over the D7200. 1) Already owning a crop sensor body, I knew at some point I would like a FF camera and the offer at my local store was the best I'd seen. 2) A high percentage of my phography is low light/high ISO, portraits, street and landscapes. 3) Yes I do enjoy occasional wildlife and sports photography as well, but it's seldom. When I do however, I'm sure the D750 will hold it's own and if I need extra reach, I'll grab my D5100. 4) Looking at many comments and suggestions from the wonderful people here, overwhelmingly, the majority indicated that I would get overall better performance and image quality for my type of photography with the D750. Cheers Andrew Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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