Customer Ratings & Reviews

My wife’s older Nikon stopped working so she had to purchase a new camera. She loves everything about this camera. It takes great pictures. She’s already recommended this camera to her friends. Well worth the money!

I love this camera so much I got 2. Lol. I actually prefer this camera to a camera double the cost or like the D5. If I were shooting video I would prefer the D5. However the D750 is higher megapixels at 24.3 for taking pictures that are just amazing in detail and color. The d750 is the best camera all around for so many reasons. Just get this camera and your set for whatever you need from small to pro jobs. The price is great for all it does so you can spend more money on some great lenses. I recommend the Nikon 24-70 2.8

For the money this is a awesome camera. Focusing is extremely fast and accurate (with 24-120 and 50mm 1.8G prime lenses), metering is spot on (it falls in very acceptable limits and with the amazing dynamic range this camera has it is always "good enough"). The most impressive part is the low light performance - I took few low light pictures at ISO 6400and there was no visible noise. The body feels really solid BUT it also feels a bit small (which can be a plus but the dials are a bit too small - like the dials on 810 better - but I think D750 is far better choice for the money). There is really nothing bad that I can say about this camera.

I absolute love the D750! I am a professional photographer and when it came time needing a second body for my wedding gigs , there were newer models available such as the D850 and even the mirror less Z6 but I realized that I have NO problems with the D750 and the quality of the photos are amazing . Easy to use and so much. So now I own two. Highly recommend.

Upgraded from a Nikon D7000 (DX body). Ergonomically, other than the articulated screen, a slightly wider-yet-thinner body with a deep grip and minor button layout differences, it’s pretty much same as the D7000. Where it differs is the same mage quality and high ISO performance. I felt my lenses (all FX) are well justified now. Even though this is a 5 year old model, I feel the update is a considerable one. The images are crispier, cleaner, brighter.

The quality of the pictures with this baby is a WAO. Focus is incredibly fast and accurate, even in extremely low light situations. Photos are so sharp and full of detail.

This camera is the perfect addition to my camera bag. Coming from (and keeping) a D7200, I am extremely happy with the button layout and picture quality. Its basically a full frame version of the 7200!

There is a reason the D750 is the top dog for 2015 and some of 2016. Mostly because of the cost of this full frame camera vs what you get in return. The cost gets you useable 12800 ISO photos and one of the best wedding & portrait cameras on the market. I've owned 5 other DLSR cameras and this D750 has paid for its self 5 times over in just one year. Almost got an 810 but it seems the 810 only has more MP, save your money and just get the D750 and see your photography business take off.

I use this camera along with an older D700 & D600 camera, and this is easily the most responsive of all of them. The focus acquisition is fast & accurate, and the noise levels at ISO 3200 & higher are well-controlled. It's come to the point where I stopped worrying about noise altogether as the color rendition & sharpness remain perfectly usable at any ISO up to 6400. Great camera!

This camera is not an entry level device, but an awesome instrument that you can run a business with. I look forward to having this camera be my business's first tool and look forward to learning all that it can do.

I love this camera! I replaced the Nikon D610 with it, and love it. The low light capabilities are amazing with very minimal noise, even at high ISO levels. Love the advanced video features and quality!

I wanted to go FX without spending for a Pro level SLR and more bulky equipment. This has everything i need and nothing i dont. Overall, nothing gets better at this price range if you want to go Nikon

I have two Nikon DX Level cameras and have been very happy with those bodies. I finally stepped up to a full frame body and it is everything I expected it to be. Now I just need some more fast Glass!!!!!

I upgraded from a nikon d3500 to the d750. I am by no means a professional just a mom with a dream to capture more moments with my kiddos. This camera goes literally everywhere with us. It was simple enough to learn even my husband who still uses a coolpix from a 2011 deployment has no issues picking up this camera to capture some wonderful images of the kiddos and I.

Nikon D750, is the best prosumer camera, Nikon has done recently, with similar quality with the D810 and D4. I made 1700 photos in Europe and all where of highest quality both indoors and outdoors

This is a great camera to start off if your upgrading from a semi pro camera. Also, this camera is great for portrait photography and weddings. Stunning crisp clear images (with the right lens).

I’ve only had this camera for a little over a month, but so far I love it. I’m still learning about all of the functions and capabilities, so I may update once I’ve had and used it a bit longer. It’s my first full frame camera and boy what a difference from a cropped sensor. I would definitely recommend this camera as an entry into full frame. The body of the camera is super lightweight, which I love. I purchased a Sigma Art 35mm, to go with it, and it’s been a great pair! 35mm is definitely a great all around lense, to start with and works for almost any scenario. I would suggest it, if you’re looking to start with just one lens (since they’re pretty expensive). I am a professional and a hobby photographer, and this camera is definitely more than acceptable for professional use. I use a Nikon D7100, at the company I work for, and the D750 far exceeds that. So if the D7100 is acceptable for professional work, the D750 is exceptional. For someone with an even better model, looking for a backup, the D750 might be a good choice for a second body. I do all sorts of photography from products to landscapes. I’ve also started experimenting with nighttime photography (I love photos where you can see all the stars in the sky). I’m still trying to master it, but I like the results so far. That’s all for now. So far I love it and will be back to update if need be.

I had a D5100 before and it's night and day compared to this camera. I would recommend daving to buy this camera if your going to buy a DSLR

Its a great camera for wildlife especially for Birds. The ISO performance is good. Less noise at high ISO levels.

So I bought this because I “graduated” from the entry (basic level) Nikon. This camera has been great. I think the price difference between DX and FX is well worth it.