Customer Ratings & Reviews

I upgraded from a Nikon D7100. The auto focus on the D750 is super fast. The ISO performance is fantastic. Great camera for low light work with a 2.8 lens.

My wife is starting to branch out into professional photography. This camera exceeds all expectations. There are a few things to get used to when stepping up to this camera, but growth is good and pain only lasts for a while. This is the best (and most expensive) camera we have ever owned. It is not a purchase I regret. For someone in our spot what this camera offers far exceeds what it costs. We are very happy with our purchase and she is loving the camera.

Having owned Nikon d3,and d7000 I have noticed a significant improvement in low light performance,the autofocus is great. The camera finds the face and focuses on it. I enjoy taking pictures again,it is so much lighter and smaller than the d3,and does everything better except for the continuos shooting is only 6.5 fps,good enough for most of my needs as I don't shoot sports much anymore. For sports the d4s is the best,and for landscapes and large prints or fine art the d810 is the best.all others will love the d750 as a do. The d7000 was a very good camera,but the d750 is so much better in low light,and the full frame sensor has so much better bokeh that I will never want to go back to a dx sensor camera.

We upgraded from a D3300. The D750 is Nikon's full frame camera in between the D610 and D810. At $1900 (plus lenses if you dont already own) this is a strong value for an aspiring pro, a knowledgeable and well-off enthusiast, or perhaps a backup or more portable model for a pro who already has an 810 or D4S. More autofocus points than the D610 and can switch aperture while shooting video. It makes little sense to buy this camera if you dont know what you are doing or at plan to learn, or if you dont already own or plan to invest in quality FX lenses. But if you have the $ and passion, I dont see much sense in investing in a 7200 new when the 610 and this 750 are just a bit more. Full frame does make a difference. The 1.8G FX primes are a great value, we use the 85 and 50 for my wife's family / portrait gigs, have our eye on a 24, and one day the 2.8 zooms. Be sure to calibrate your monitors and perhaps use a colorcard if you shoot raw.

i was with canon before and i was against nikon because i started with canon, i realized its not about the names anymore! ITS WHATS BEST FOR YOUR MONEY! i compared this camera between ever nikon and canon full frame including the 5dmk3 and 6d and for the money the d750 offered more! Do your research! _Portrait photographer_

My huge jump to full frame from point and shoot. Could not be happier. I noticed 3 weeks after purchase from Danbury, CT it was on sale $300.00 cheaper and they credited me the difference with a smile, they have my business. Purchased a 50 mm f1.8 prime lens. Portraits are clean,crisp professional. Shooting low light using 10,000 ISO all the time in low light, no graining, shooting everyday, found best Auto Focus being set to AF-S to be fastest and crisp shots of family or social functions. Nikon support is outstanding too. I can upload pics I'm not happy with and they shoot back answers and suggestions. The camera is the most comfortable fit for me. Light for a pro set up. 2 card writer huge plus. Video is outstanding too. Well done Nikon. Just bought a 70-200mm 2.8 f VRii lens with this lens the photos are just beautiful.

This is the camera I have been waiting for years. When I decided to move up to a FX camera opposed to my Nikon D300s DX camera In which I loved everything about it, especially the camera setting. But now the D750 has taking me to another level. The low light picture capabilities at high ISO settings are amazing. This camera fits in your hand perfectly. The tilt screen is a plus for certain situations. This camera along with my Nikon lenses 50 1/8, 85 1/8 , 24-70 2/8, and 70-200 2/8 mm I have no limits of what I can do as photographer. The only thing you will really need to do is learn the settings of this camera. So save you money, its worth every dollar and penny.

Having owned other Nikon camera's, I wanted to take the next step into a full frame camera. So far I have not been disappointed. This camera takes amazing images and is easy to use.

I had been using a Nikon D3200 to take real estate photos and while it was a good camera, I felt the pictures were not as good as other pro photographers were making of other agents' homes. I was using a wide angle lens (11-16mm) on the D3200 because of the crop sensor. Now with the D750 and a full sensor I use a 20mm prime lens and wow, what a difference. I am still learning to use all the features of the D750, as it has so many, I am confident my photos will only improve from great to awesome. I highly recommend the D750/

Very light weight weather sealed fx Good quality pictures and good low light performer A very responsive af system Good thing to have a tilting screen for landscape

I got this to use while my D800e was sent in for repairs. The Nikon D750 feels good in your hands. I really like the tilt screen in the back for video, very sharp images, battery grip - is really useful and a good fit. I would highly recommend this camera.

I love my new D750! I am finally making the jump to full frame after using a Nikon D5500 for the past two years and a Nikon CoolPix P520 before that.. The low light performance is on a whole new level from any other camera I have used in the past. You will definitely want to get at least one FX lens before buying this camera. DX (crop sensor) lenses will work on it, but you get limited functionality with those. I am currently using a Tamron 70-200mm 2.8 lens with this camera, and I absolutely LOVE the combination! I used the D750 and the aforementioned Tamron lens to take a concert photo at 10000 ISO, and it was still a very clear, crisp shot considering the room was almost complete dark at the time. Can't beat that! I would definitely recommend this camera.

Great upgrade from the 610 or DX cameras. Some features are better than the 810. Best grip I've ever used. Color is great. High ISO is simple amazing. Quick to focus and light weight.

I love the WiFi capabilities! It’s really quick to get it from my camera to my phone. My last camera was a D5100 so I was long overdue for an upgrade. I used the 5100 all throughout college and my photo/video classes, and struggled because my favorite lens was the 85mm 1.4, and the crop on the 5100 was awful. I wish the screen flipped out like my 5100 but the tilt on the screen is easy enough.

I have owned the D700 since day 1 and loved it. I never thought i would get a new camera until i tried the D750. This camera has everything that i could ever ask for. Takes amazing pictures, has great features. LOVE IT

This review based on someone who used D610 for 3 years. I loved that camera image quailty and high iso performance, but the auto focus with low light it a bit slow and sometimes not accurate. So since I need to a 2nd camera for video and a backup body,I decide to buy the D750. Focusing is much quicker in low light and more accurate plus iso performance over 6400 is better then d610.

I got this camera on 9/24 and shot pictures in my one-week trip afterwards. Excellent pictures. Tilt screen facilitates shooting in differ tangles. And build-in wifi is a plus to my need. One big plus confirmed - in dim light with high ISO, D750 delivers clear pictures comparatively when flash light is prohibited.

As an owner of a Nikon D 7000 DSLR with an excellent APC sized sensor I have waited for the prices to come down on a full frame (35 mm equivalent) camera. This camera probably rates 3rd in the Nikon FX (full sized sensor) line but I have everything I need and want with this. The other 2 Nikon models rated above it are the D 810 and the D4S. The 810 is close to $1,000 USD more and the D4S is more than twice the price. At the current BB price of $1999 I also got an excellent and fast PNY 32 GB card, extra battery that also fits my D 7000 and a really good Lowepro 250 sling. Amazing deal, feels like I paid too little but who am I to complain about getting a Nikon with full USA warranty, i.e., not a gray market camera, Awesome!

I have had the d700 for several years and purchased the 750 as a "next step" upgrade. This is not a "next step" this is a giant leap. The d750's ability to shoot in lower light situations is amazing, the increased resolution is amazing.... and I've only used it twice to get used to it. It will go into service this weekend at its first wedding....

I bought this as a fx mate to my dx d500. It has excellent low light performance and image quality. At this Black Friday price and free grip, it is an unbeatable value.