Nikon D750 DSLR Camera (Body Only)

Simply put, the new Nikon D750 was one of the best DSLRs we have ever tested when we first picked up the camera, earning our Editors’ Choice badge. The camera is starting to get on in yours and is now outperformed by the D850, but that helps lower the price point.

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  Beautiful full-frame stills, Excellent 1080/60p movies, Speedy response

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  Expensive, Shutter speed tops out at 1/4,000, Underexposes some scenes

It's not the cheapest camera in its class, but the Nikon D750 delivers an excellent combination of quality, performance and features for its price.

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  The Nikon D750 delivers the best photo quality and continuous-shooting performance in its price class, along with a nicely well-rounded feature set.

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  Nikon's Wi-Fi implementation is weak and some of the other features could be executed a little better. Plus Live View performance is sad.

The D750 is an exceptional full-frame DSLR that deserves to appeal to enthusiasts and many professionals alike. It offers excellent image quality, an advanced autofocus system, fast continuous shooting, and a host of video features.

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  Wedding/action photographers, video enthusiasts

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  Frequent live view users, those seeking robust camera control from smartphones

The Nikon D750 is a very capable high-end DSLR that successfully positions itself between the existing D610 and D810 - a slot which may, at first, seem unnecessary, but which has ended up delivering one of the most compelling models in the range.

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  Great quality across broad ISO range from FX sensor., Very good build quality and ergonomics., Fast 51-point AF works in very low light (-3EV)., 6.5fps continuous shooting speed, Vertically-articulated 3.2in screen., Built in Wifi with smartphone remote control.

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  Basic Wifi facilities and network open by default., Quiet options not all that quiet., No focus peaking., Focusing in Live View slower than mirrorless cameras., Can’t boost speed in DX mode or using battery grip., Maximum shutter and sync speeds of 1/4000 and 1/200.

On paper, the D750 might not seem like the most exciting camera Nikon has ever produced, but this middle-tier, full-frame DSLR is a very solid, all-around performer with some of the best image quality we’ve ever seen from a camera selling for under $2500.

The Nikon D750 is an interesting new full-frame DSLR optimized for video. It manages this by compromising slightly its photographic performance while still remaining close to other high-end Nikon offerings. Image quality is certainly good and competitive among full-frame cameras.

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  Very low image-noise, Good dynamic-range, Exceptional metering, Extremely fast AF, Generally responsive, Unmatched image-parameter flexibility, Good build quality, Excellent battery-life

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  Slight image softness, Poor Automatic White-Balance, Instant review delay, Inconsistent Live-view, Bizarre Auto ISO, Exposure Delay mode hidden in menu

Since mid-2012, the Nikon D800E has been my main FX-format DSLR . While it is still an excellent camera even with the updated D810 on the market, I realize that 36MP is often not necessary and I also prefer a faster frame rate and a smaller body for more casual shooting.

The D750 is for shooters who demand superior AF performance in all light. The D750 is for travel and adventure shooters who need the lightest possible camera with full-frame Nikon image quality.

After using the Nikon D750 for many months, I must say that I am very impressed with the camera – it is a great all-around machine that can be used effectively for most photography needs.

The Nikon D750 is Nikon’s newest full-frame DSLR with some of the most desirable features of its higher models. It combines the size and user-friendliness of the DX-format D7100 with the high image quality and performance of the FX-format D810.

This is my first experience with the Nikon FX series I’ve been a user of the DX series from the D 50 all the way to the D7100. I find my new D750 easy to use since I started out using the cameras in manual mode . The controls are easy to use and I love the size of the grip since I have large hands.

To understand why it is perfect for me and I think to 99% of the photographers I have to tell you what I think its weaknesses are, when it is not good for you, or maybe it is good but you could have a better (more specific) camera.

For those of us who want to upgrade to FX and/or dont need a D810/D850 there is the Nikon D750. In general, I found the D750 to live up to most of the rave reviews with some caveats that may, or may not be important to many photographers.

Within a week after receiving this camera, I took over 800 pictures on a vacation to the coast of Oregon. The camera worked flawlessly but the photographer still needs to practice using all the amazing features. This is an upgrade from a D-60 and I couldn't be happier.

I am a professional photographer shooting full time, and I need a camera that can perform consistently. I have always been happy with Nikon equipment, however my D600 recently broke, and after dealing with multiple issues with the D600 I decided to just buy a new camera. The D750 has been great.

a great camera!with the right type of lens,the results are outstanding.color and sharpness is very impressive.in some ways its actually a full frame d7200.be ready for the iso to shoot up like a rocket,but not to worry this camera can handle it!results at 6400 is stunning!

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  Easy To Use, Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus, Fast Shutter Speed, Good Image Quality, High ISO Performance, Large Clear LCD, Quiet

You don’t have to be a pro to covet this camera's impressive features.

I own several Nikon cameras from Coolpix to F series . Changing the memory card from the Compact card to the SD card and allowing two SD card for this model was thinking out of the box. The Wireless features and remote control options thru your smart phone is leading the pace in the industries.

I bought my D750 back in June 2015, and it qualified for the 1st recall for the flare issues. I did notice flares on some shots, but I sent mine in because the shutter 1st hang up and eventually dies after about 3400 clicks. After the repair, everything seems to be fine until June 2017..