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<blockquote data-quote="syoo8" data-source="post: 471058" data-attributes="member: 30406">I'm shooting a very important concert in a few weeks.&nbsp; It will be held in a church that is very long, and I'll be shooting from the choir loft, so my 70-200mm f/2.8 VR will not have enough reach.&nbsp; I'll be using my Tamron 150-600mm f/5.6-6.3 lens.&nbsp; My colleagues will be using Canon 6Ds with the same Tamron lens.&nbsp; They were thinking about using crop sensors but said that the light was 'too dark' for a crop sensor camera.&nbsp; My D5200 I've noticed can get pretty noisy in low-light.&nbsp; I've not had problems in regular concert situations because the lighting is usually ok.&nbsp; But this church is pretty dimly lit.For those of you who have experience with both crop and full sensor Nikons, how much of an improvement in low-light will a D750 give me over the D5200- for video?Thank you in advance for your replies!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="syoo8, post: 471058, member: 30406"] I'm shooting a very important concert in a few weeks. It will be held in a church that is very long, and I'll be shooting from the choir loft, so my 70-200mm f/2.8 VR will not have enough reach. I'll be using my Tamron 150-600mm f/5.6-6.3 lens. My colleagues will be using Canon 6Ds with the same Tamron lens. They were thinking about using crop sensors but said that the light was 'too dark' for a crop sensor camera. My D5200 I've noticed can get pretty noisy in low-light. I've not had problems in regular concert situations because the lighting is usually ok. But this church is pretty dimly lit. For those of you who have experience with both crop and full sensor Nikons, how much of an improvement in low-light will a D750 give me over the D5200- for video? Thank you in advance for your replies! [/QUOTE]

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