Having steadily moved through various DSLR's. Started with D90 in 2008, then onto D300s in 2012 when I started to some paid work. Been wanting to make the step up to a full frame camera..Wasn't so keen on D610 or D800/810. The D750 is breathtakingly good.

After using the Nikon D750 for over a month, 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.

It feels like the dust has only just settled on the announcement of the Nikon D810, and now Nikon has announced a fifth addition to their current full frame DSLR line-up. The new Nikon D750 occupies a space between the D610 and the D810 .

24.3-million-pixel sensor; Built-in Wi-fi; Tiltable LCD

Maximum 1/4000 Shutter Speed; No AF-On button; No GPS

Upgraded from D7000 to D750 very happy with the upgrade dont see much noise till ISO 3200 even ISO 6400 is usuable, can focus quickly in low light as well.

Definitely one the best camera in the full-frame market! Amazing low-light performance, quick auto-focus capabilities and a nice fire rate of 6.5 frames per second makes this camera a perfect companion for novice, enthusiasts and professional photographers!

I have this camera and I have it paired with a zeiss distagon that I purchased from Vistek. Anybody wanting a full frame camera with great autofocus and low light abilities look no further. This is a great camera

The product is the same as advertised and it's great

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.

Excellent full frame camera, affordable price.

What a nice camera this is. Surprising that more a question. It should be very popular. Pictures are fantastic. It is a delight every time you fill the images on your computer and go through them. It is so crazy good image quality. It's really me as a photographer is the limit and not the camera.