Customer Ratings & Reviews

I absolutely LOVE this camera. I started out on a Nikon D3200 and decided it was time for an upgrade. I did a lot of digging and research and decided I needed a full frame camera for my photography business. First impression from going to a DX to FX camera, I was blown away at how better the quality of my photos were! This camera is also very easy to use and I LOVE the fact that it can hold 2 SD cards (Perfect for long photo days such as weddings!). Overall I would highly recommend spending the extra money and going with this full frame DSLR.

I love this camera. It takes absolutely stunning photographs. I have 5 children and I bought it primarily to capture fast action sports. I have paired it with Nikons 70-200 f2.8 and it's fabulous in low lit gyms for volleyball and basketball and amazing for outdoors. I am a total amateur (it's my first camera of this type) and I manage to come out with amazing photographs. I cannot imagine what a person with experience and knowledge could do. Highly recommend!

After owning and using a Nikon D7100 for a number of years, it was a great camera for starting out. After it was stolen and not having a camera to shoot with for over a year, I finally got back into photography and wanted to get a full sensor camera this time around. It was a toss up with the 810 or the 750. After reading lots of reviews I choose the D750 because I like to do night shots and the 750 does a bit better in low light, plus saving around $1000, I could use that towards lenses, which I did. Overall, it was a good decision and haven't been happier to own the D750.

Bought this for husband who loves to take pictures of our family as well as nature shots. He cannot stop raving about the quality of photos he is able to get. He did own the D5200 before and appreciates the versatility of the D750. He takes it everywhere we go.

I absolutely love my new Nikon D750. I upgraded from a Nikon D5200 and can't believe how much better it performs in low light situation. The sense that comes with it is also amazing! Cannot go wrong getting this camera and lense!

Excellent camera. Good combination with the 24-120 mm lens. Camera can be programmed as you like. Only con would be lack of a shutter speed of 1/8000th.

I've had a D750 for 2.5 years. It was recently damaged beyond repair so I had to decide if I wanted to buy another D750 or upgrade to a D810. I decided to stay with the D750 since it is lighter and the 24MP sensor has plenty of resolution to fully leverage even professional lenses. The D750 and D810 share the same autofocus system and the D810 is considerably heaver and is about $1000 more expensive. I've been very happy with the D750. The D850 had not been announced when I made my decision so I didn't consider it.

I have been wanting this camera for over a year now. Let me tell you, this camera does not disappoint! I upgraded from the Nikon D5100. This is a professional level camera. A lot more options than with my previous camera. The manual is kind of hard to read for older eyes due to small print. I actually ordered a DVD instructional video. I can not wait until I get to the level to use this camera to its full potential! So far I love everything about it. The buttons and dials are designed for quick easy access.

Purchased as a gift for future daughter in-law for Christmas and she was absolutely thrilled. Has a lot more features than her older Nikon

I've had the d750 for a few weeks and I love it! I upgraded from my old d60 and it was well worth the money! Highly recommend for professional and aspiring photographers

I'm no stranger to DSLR cameras having owned several over the years, including the fantastic Canon 5D Mark III. The Nikon D750, however, is an incredible tool at an incredible price. The low ISO performance is excellent with wonderful dynamic range, and the high ISO performance is jaw-dropping. Granted, it lacks the resolution of the D810 (the king of the hill), but it also lacks the eye-watering price. Want to get into full-frame DSLRs? Don't hesitate to grab the D750 while the prices are so low.

I finally made the upgrade from crop to this full frame and I love it. It is so much better and performs much better. I really love how it does in low light as well. It is worth the buy for sure.

I thought I would be a little intimidated by this camera, but the pictures I have capture have been awesome.

I am a Best In Show Photographer with a Sony A350,, yea that was 15 years ago. And I just won a show this past year with that camera. But Since I bought this camera, ahhhhhhhh good stuff. Even with the kit lens all my images are as clear as any one else's. Its a beautiful camera, and I have to learn how to work with it. This is what I wanted. I never wanted a crop censor because its crop... and in order to get a full size crop photo you have to use weird size frames and mat boards... So back to 35mm with this full frame camera, the lens will come. I paid 1699 for this baby, and its the lowest price in a long while. Today is 11/11/2019 so they must had it as an early Black Friday sale. Dont care, i looked at the buying chart from camelcamelcamel.com Now I get the detail I been looking for instead of those 500 dollar Nikon and Canon kits. I have them,, but this camera Bang Bang, shooting its butt off. I cant take a bad picture with it,,Well yea i can,, You have to learn how to control this camera, but if you have basic camera know how,, its not that hard. Just keep the book they give you handy at all times, because there will be stuff you just dont know where to look and the index will take you there. , Now I can go to the big National Parks and come back with some award winners. I am from Las Vegas NV and visit Area 51 often, to see what I can see. Mostly its unexplained dots of light, no can identify. Go Figure..

Love this camera!!! I wanted to step up from my previous camera and this was a great choice. Takes great sports action shots. I have been pleased with performance at dusk and night games.

The pictures are coming out great and the camera is easier to use than other Nikon models I have owned in the past. I am going to be taking many pictures over the Christmas holidays so I am glad I bought the Nikon 750.

A huge difference in the quality of the photos from my previous Nikon D-80. The D-750 takes beautiful professional pictures. The shots in low light and at night are simply amazing. This camera brings out the beauty of the night scenery. The 1080P video quality is excellent but the challenge is in the zooming and the continuous focus. I have gone to YouTube to learn few tricks about the settings. Still testing. Overall, I'm loving my new camera.

Several years ago i bought a Nikon D3100 SLR. The camera was good but not great. I was looking to upgrade to a camera that would have sharper pictures and do a much better job in low light situations. This camera does an outstanding job of both of these. I need to learn more about photography, but judging from a few of the pictures i have taken, this camera has the potential to be of professional grade.

While this camera does have an “Auto” mode, that should be used only when handing your camera to Aunt Mimi to take a photo of you. When you buy this camera, you should be prepared to learn about exposure so that you can use it to its full potential. Let’s face it, no one buys a full frame camera to use it on “Auto” mode. This is a great camera for people looking to step up from a crop sensor DSLR but aren’t able to spend $3k for the D850. Sure, the processor is a few years old at this point, but unless you are a professional sports photographer, the 6.5 FPS should suit you just fine. The D750 weighs quite a bit more than Nikon’s entry level DSLRs, but it honestly helps to balance out the heavier full frame lenses you will want to fully take advantage of this camera’s capabilities. I use this camera mostly for taking candid family photos and don’t find it too heavy or unwieldy to carry around, although I do use it with a Peak Design Slide strap or Capture clip instead of the included neck strap. This is a camera well suited for an intermediate photographer who is comfortable shooting in aperture-priority, shutter-priority, or manual mode, but I think it can also be a great camera for a new professional photographer as well. I have really enjoyed taking photos with the D750 due to its accessibility and quality.

I went back and forth between the D750 and D500 DX, while it was a close call the D750 had better low light performance and was a little cheaper. I have been very happy with the quality of images that I have been able to get especially in low light where I can really crank up the ISO. The kit lens is sharp but a little soft in the corners wide open, that is easily fixed in Lightroom with a profile correction.