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[@TonyAndChelsea]

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[@Helium_Hunter]

Hey please compare the D750 to the canon 6d mk2 once you get a review sample to compare autofocus and DR etc! Thanks great video :)

[@dinkarmane93]

@@Helium_Hunter Today what you think which one is better Canon 6 d mark 2 or Nikon D750?

[@Connor_Dempsey]

@@Helium_Hunter Nikon is the best. Definitely get the Nikon.

[@GetOutsideYourself]

Hi Tony. My Sony a99 has a tilting, extending screen. It's a 35mm full frame digital camera. It's been out since October 2012. By the way, the tilt is much more versatile than this one (and the body has GPS). Just another friendly reminder, don't forget about Sony's offerings in your comparisons (as you did when you said that only Canon and Nikon had full frame 70-200 f/2.8 lenses in another video).

[@JBNPhoto]

We sony shooters never get any respect

[@GetOutsideYourself]

Josh (JBNPhoto) No respect at all!

[@leisuresteve1]

Jonathan Stewart it's OK. They don't even acknowledge they use Sony sensors.

[@GetOutsideYourself]

Steven August Or if they do acknowledge, it's always with the caveat that they've been better optimized in that brand's body.

[@AjRapidEx]

Mr. Tony, Sir I am a beginner and I have seen many of your videos. I would like to say to you that I have developed a lot of respect for you and I admire you a lot for your knowledge, your amazing voice, the way you explain things at a good pace, the way your reviews are never baised. I will surely get one of your photography books. Lastly thank you for making such great videos and sharing so much knowledge and please continue to do so. Cheers - Aj

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+Aijaz M Thanks, Aj! Glad to help!

[@Connor_Dempsey]

I love the Nikon D750. It is a terrific camera. Great Nikon lenses too. Nikon is the best camera.

[@robertdurio7673]

I really like you non-nonsense, style. Fluid, informational and thoroughly professional.

[@AllorNone23]

I find your reviews much more thorough, thoughtful, helpful, and just more pleasant to watch than the other top 3 most popular Nikon reviewers on KZbin. I won't mention names but we all know who they are. Thanks! This review helped stay my course to the d810.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

AllorNone23 Thanks!

[@justinsane3909]

Finally a full-frame camera with a tilting screen. My prayers have been answered as a macro photographer. Many times when my camera is on a tripod angled down or up on a subject, it's awkward if not impossible to look into the viewfinder. With a tilting screen, I can now use Live View and zoom into my focus point on the screen and make sure focus is dead on before I press the shutter. Nikon nailed it here.

[@justinsane3909]

My mistake, they didn't exactly nail it, they left the AA filter on the sensor....Not the best for macro photographers looking to achieve maximum sharpness. Now I have to decide between the D5300 or the D750...

[@0000kris0000]

Tony reviewing the sample pictures was hilarious!! lol

[@ObelixCMM]

Nice preview Tony. One error, this is 5th FF camera with tilty screen not first. FF cameras with fully articulated screen, 2 year old Sony A99. FF cameras with tilty screen; Sony A7, Sony A7R and Sony A7S. This is first FF DSLR with tilty screen

[@JBNPhoto]

No matter how innovative or superior for the price.... Sony shooters never get respect from Nikon or canon guys.

[@davidnace1959]

He said this is the first for Nikon but noted it was not the first kid on the block to have it.

[@ObelixCMM]

David Nace At 0:53 he said "this is the first full frame 35 mm camera with tilty screen"

[@davidnace1959]

ObelixCMM Sure does- I took it to mean the only Nikon FF... I don't have time to go through the whole video again but I think he clarified it at some point.

[@jumpstart8159]

Pretty sure he means DSLR. Not including mirror less

[@ryanshotison3394]

Nice comparisons. I've been looking at getting a d750 and found out the D750 has expandable ISO that goes to 50 ISO, so isn't limited to a minimum of 100 ISO.

[@repairdrive]

Your in depth reviews are always the best.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

repairdrive Thanks!

[@lolsa123]

Tony Northrup i miss your beard :P

[@louisguerra6452]

THANKS FOR YOUR XCELLENT ANALYST OF THE NIKON D 750.

[@TheEstibon]

Tony i always watch you and Chelsea when i want to get the latest updates on Camera equipment. i got your book, Stunning Digital Photography. It's great thanks. Question i bought the Nikon D5300 when it came out. it has a lot of new features that had not been out yet on other cameras. New Expeed 4 sensor, WiFi and GPS built in, i like the full articulating screen, No AA filter.these are just some of the great things on this camera. i use it daily. shooting bands, car shows, fire works. and so on. it has really been a great camera. i also bought a D300, very good camera. but now i am ready to move up to Full frame. i really like the D750 it has a lot of the same features that my 5300 has. and it is 1000.00 less than the 810. the only thing that bothers me about the D750 is that it has an AA filter. will that make that big of a difference on Picture quality. I don't get why Nikon did this. The D5300 didn't have it. the new D810 doesn't have it. why would they bring that back. any clues, and like i said will it make a big difference you think. thanks for your response.

[@TalShmueli]

Thank you, Tony, for the professional review. Having the D7000 for the past four years, I wanted to go for a full frame, debating between the D750 and the D810. Following your review, I went for the D810 , your favorite camera. I enjoy it ever since. Thanks again.

[@Chrismzeller]

Absolutely agree about the GPS. This camera will be used by many ameteures on vacations and in outdoors/hiking and for this use it will be great to tag photos on trips. As you said even smartphones and cheap point & shoot cameras have GPS. Why not high-end cameras?

[@Wft-bu5zc]

You have the best photography videos on KZbin! Always know what you're talking about and provide thorough, useful info. :)

[@Mrlolibre]

I guess I'll just buy the D750 and use my old 5D mark iii for facebook pictures only.

[@KocaMetallec]

Haha :D

[@OpCharlieBravo]

im getting the Nikon d810 with the Zeiss 85 1.4 just for instagram photos.

[@Rusty1995_]

***** hahaahahahahaa :p

[@Rebassed]

***** Im getting the phase one with vintage leica lenses ( up to 30k per lens... ) for facebook

[@stuchly1]

ibanezrg470 I feel sorry for your cervicals XD

[@nb7524]

Thank you Tony for this very informative overview. I am one that has not yet invested heavily in lenses, so when I upgrade I can switch from my crop Canon to a full frame Nikon. I was already considering the Nikon D750. Your videos, which are always helpful, have really aided in my decision. You give facts and enough technical details (without completely overwhelming me) in a concise manner which I appreciate. I have so much to learn, but I'm a serious enthusiast endeavoring to grow as a photographer. I wish Canon would get more in the full frame game and create an additional strong contender beyond the 6D, particularly in this price range. Thank you both for all of your work and effort, it shows in your videos.

[@davidnace1959]

It seems that a lot depends on where you're at and where you want to be. I'm shooting the heck out my D7000 and my business is growing and operating in the black. For me, the D750 (specs at least) makes perfect sense. It's worth the extra dollars over the D610. One other feature I've heard you didn't mention is apparently the shutter is extremely quiet... apparently. Great vid Tony- I look forward to you review once you have an actual camera to test. I'll be buying one of your books soon and always enjoy the info you share. Thank you! UPDATE- just bought the SDP book... thanks again!

[@razrv3lc]

The sensor in the D750 is different than the D610. Compare the low light performance and it's obvious that those cameras have different sensors. The D750 does much better than the D610 when using high ISOs.

[@artmaltman]

Metering system jump from 2,016 to 91,000 point might make a massive difference in face recognition for autofocus. As I understand, DSLR's essentially are limited to using the metering sensor for face recognition. Mirrorless systems, by contrast, can make full use of the image information for face recognition because the image sensor is continually exposed to the entire scene. This might explain why my Sony a6000 does face recognition so much better than my Nikon D750. (750 is vastly better in most respects including low light autofocus and overall image quality.)

[@rob1n1206]

I caught a mistake, Tony! The d750 DOES have an AA Filter. Otherwise a nice video, sadly only based on specs.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Rob yes, we've already corrected that with an annotation

[@peepeepoopoo-x6h]

Umm, the d750 does, in fact, have an AA filter.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+James M Ah, if I stated otherwise (I don't remember this video very well), my mistake. Sorry, and thanks for catching that error!

[@Unreelness]

+Tony Northrup handled that comment nicely my friend lol. I'm a Samsung user. AMD I'm going to continue to be for a long while considering I have all the high end glass. I need a full frame for sure. And damn it this video made my choice way to hard. lol.

[@jasperrenzrentero427]

Tony, can you give use a new review for d750, because i want to buy this dslr..

[@ruff1draft]

I own the Nikon D5500 I am next going to purchase the Nikon D750 they will both compliment each other perfectly.

[@drneelakantan]

Very informative video. I like the way you present things.

[@TheForge10]

I just got my D750 two weeks ago. I choose it cause of the great AF system , great low light performance.Sure D810 has 36mp plus a neat dial to choose between matrix, spot and center weight .But 1000 extra for the D810 for thise and higher iso whuch i would hardly use too much.So I got the D750.

[@TJMills]

A consideration for me is the weight of the camera. If you are in the field the D800 is heavier to carry around. The D700 is 750g vs the D810 is 880g.

[@thegreatga]

I just went from the Nikon D610 to the D810, and the difference was worlds apart! The viewfinder is so much better, the way the camera reacts, and the button layout is made for pros. Always changing the ISO with the stupid button on the D610 was horrible, but the D810 is flawless as far as I'm concerned.

[@mamiyapress]

Very good preview.

[@imdegrafic]

Thank you so much for the video. I always like the part when you recommend what lenses should we buy.. Thank you.

[@theaprum1]

A highly informative guide, thank you Tony.

[@InvincibleJ]

Great review. I was going to upgrade my D600 (no oil issues for me!) but I think I'll hold off a little longer and treat myself to the 24-70mm instead. I'm buying the 70-200mm in the next week or so the two will go well together. Since I'm happy with the D600 I probably won't upgrade the body for another year or so.

[@rachelw6822]

Thanks for the crisp overview . . . was just about to buy an x-t2 and thought maybe i should seriously look at full-frame cameras. I quickly landed on the D750 and the 5d mk iv, and think the 750 is more to my liking but I gotta see them in the 'flesh.'

[@BluefanNL]

Even with identical sensors the D750 may outperform the D610. The AD converters used to digitize the sensor output also influence the noise performance and these can be different. So see if you can test the camera, saying it performs the same without actual hands--on experience is a premature conclusion.

[@bokeflo]

Great review of the Nikon D750 Tony. I picked up a Nikon D750 in a kit with the Nikkor AF-S 24-120 f4 VR zoom lens for the very reason you cited, I didn't have a need for the 36mp of the Nikon D810.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

+bokeflo Thanks!

[@jpross123]

+bokeflo I personally love the 24-120 F4! Are you liking it?

[@ondmon818]

+Justin R. I've used the 24-120 f4 on my d700 for years, sharpness and colour are superb right through the zoom range, wide open. It's never let me down. 'Crappy kit lens'? whatever...

[@bokeflo]

Justin R. Sorry Justin, I only just saw your comment. Yes I'm definitely liking my Nikon 24-120 f4 zoom. It's a great lens and with it's 24-120 range I find it a better choice for traveling than my Nikon 24-70 f2.8 :-)

[@bokeflo]

Ond Mon So True, the Nikon 24-120 is definitely not a "crappy kit lens" and I certainly love mine :-)

[@Snailmale7]

Who’s still watching this video in 2019 ?

[@hepgeoff]

Great review as always, Tony! Thanks. This may sound silly, but I'm thinking of "upgrading" from my D800 to the D750. Having 36 megapixels was always overkill for me.

[@gobivathana8468]

Nice JOB. I really like this features but I'm waiting for the issues of D750. Sorry We have been facing issues after the D700 & D300s.

[@dippin1523]

best nikon dslr ever right here

[@fruitionproject]

Nice practical review/preview Tony, thanks. I love the way that your favorite gear, is just any good gear! And you're not rusted on to a particular brand. I am an enthusiast photographer/videographer, and used to find info about high end products especially Nikon intimidating (because I was ignorant to it all) Your unbiased take on things is really informative and pushes me to think deeper about products and choices. Thanks. Don't stop now... Keep going! ps. I am not an employee of Northrup Global Photography Corporation, these are my own views. James

[@TheBiggervern]

Thanks for the detailed and informative review and comparisons.

[@DreTrades]

Great Review and breakdown. I do like the D750. I believe that there is good value there.

[@kierenkd]

Thanks for the quick video. Volume was a little low on this one (for my laptop). Not a big deal - just thought you might like the feedback. PS - would love to see a review / thoughts on the Panasonic CM1

[@ablanco5]

Excellent analysis--thanks.

[@FilipinaHernandez]

i notice its great for sports photography and fast shooting mode... how about in landscape photography, does it give the great details on the images too?

[@user-fl4wn9dn2c]

Tony, Your reviews are great. Thank you.

[@Stark1ller]

AF at -3 EV is great. Just browse for light conditions worse than -2 EV. You can't always light your subject with a flashlight for AF or focus manually (in most cases your only chance when it is dark). And because a lens motor needs space behind the infinity setting to move fowards and backwards, setting a lens manually to infinity almost never works.

[@igorhenrique835]

Good job Tony

[@photographerjonathan]

one bit of advice, if you want to use a second camera angle, then look at the second camera while talking, because it is strange to have someone talking to you while looking off in another direction, as far as the review goes, it looks like a great camera for the money, I wish it was out when I bought my 5Dlll, I never would of switched from Nikon to Canon, and one thing I don't think you mentioned is the weight, 750 gram, and my 5Dlll is 950 gram, that is a huge difference in weight, but as far as the 5Dlll goes, I have seen it online for as little as $2500 new, witch doesn't make me happy because I paid $3500 for mine when it came out, and now if I want to sell it, I am wondering what I could sell it for, part of me would love to go back to Nikon, but now I have all this Canon glass, and actually what I really want is to go mirrorless, just waiting for one that blows me away, I think the next generation A7 cameras will rock, As good as these new Nikons are, they are still DSLR's and the future is mirrorless, even if it's in a DSLR style body, and it isn't mirrorless vs DSLR, it is new technology vs old, and new Technology will win every time

[@unknown19470]

MrKdr500 You don't call carbon fibre as plastic! Sports car and Aircrafts use that material! And they are pretty robust and weather sealed. >:(

[@daramy9507]

MrKdr500 The Nikon D750 body structure is made of magnesium alloy which is a strong metal. It also comes with carbon fiber composite material as part of its structure. Carbon fiber is a new material that is very lightweight without sacrificing strength or durability. It is used in the aerospace industry to reduce weight and provide a high structural rigidity. It is used in aircraft, satellites, engines, etc. The D750 is superior to the 5D3 in every possible way - video, resolution, auto focus, Wi-Fi, and a tilting LCD screen. The 5D3 is an old camera with dated features. The D750 has a higher resolution full frame sensor and cost about $1,000 less than the 5D3. The D750 is able to auto-focus instantly in extremely low light situations at the limits of human vision (-3 EV). Just look at the professional reviews of the Nikon D750, it is receiving top ratings.

[@daramy9507]

One way to look at it is - since the D750 is a superior camera, Nikon just did you a favor by taking $1,200 off the price you paid for the 5DIII. So even if you sell it for $2,000, the D750 will only cost you $500 for the upgrade price. If you sell the Canon lens, you can still get some sharp Nikon FX lens for less than $500 to start with. The Nikon 50mm f/1.8G AF-S NIKKOR FX Lens goes for only $217 and is apparently very sharp. Also, the Nikon 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens at $1,050 is a top performer.

[@erintaylor5856]

Confirmed with Nikon that it does have an AA filter. Even so, its on pre-order. :) I will be keeping the D7100 because I have the Sigma 18-35 1.8, and also reach, but really looking forward to dynamic range in highlights and high Iso performance

[@4thNebula]

When you do the full D750 real life photo review of the D750 I would like to see and hear yours and Chelsea's opinions on how well you can get portrait and figure photography colors out of it as compared to Canon (6D or 5D MKIII).

[@viel.anthony]

Actually, the maximum native ISO of the D610 is 6400, not 12800, so this is effectively an extra step of ISO for the D750. I might have missed this part, but you can now control aperture in video. Great review nonetheless. Regards.

[@GimilitheGreat]

While I like the improvements to the d750 I will likely not own one as I jist sold my D7100 as the menus anf button lay isn't for me. I hope canon answers nikons shots fired soon with a bomb. I also hope these improvements nikon had made will make canon up its game with a more affordable full frame that's a big upgrade to the 6d. Cheers Tony Northrup for the good content and always keeping your books up to date. Sadly you're not as easy to look at as Chelsea is lol.

[@blueyephotog9527]

Love all of your stuff. Thank you for the efforts and hard work :D

[@ryanb8736]

Tony, the D750 does have an AA filter.

[@abhilawvlogs]

Asusuall your review has always been very informative and objective. I am willing to upgrade to Full Frame camera and confused between Nikon and Canon. But Canon 6D is bit old now and lack many features but I dont want to burn a hole in my pocket by buying a Canon 5d Mark iii since I am not a professional photographer. Should I move to Nikon d750, please suggest. (Note: At present I am using Canon 700d.

[@garrickedin]

Well done, many thanks. A real decision helper.

[@perhedlund685]

Thanks from Nacka in Stockholm

[@maximme]

70D with dual pixel focus very well with LCD :)

[@faiyazahmed7210]

Thanks for the review, for a quick note.. Nikon 24-120mm lens is pretty good , not a bad lens... My friend is using it.. i am buying in with D750/kit for good price .

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Faiyaz Sorathia Yeah, it's not "bad" really, but if you compare it to the less expensive Sigma 24-105... it's not good.

[@faiyazahmed7210]

Thanks for your reply. Good wishes

[@imSaicat]

Great review Tony. I'm using D5100 since 2013 & now I'm going to jump into the full frame camera now. According to your this review the D750 is great option to go for if 36 Megapixel of D810 isn't my priority but if Megapixel is my priority what would you say to buy D810, A7r II or 5DSr?? Need your honest review.

[@juliebennion8856]

Excellent review. The style is relaxed, not pushy. To the point. Useful comparison to the 5D mk III. Good info on non nikkor lenses. Thanks!

[@DmitryBrodsky007]

Per Dpreview, D750 does have AA filter. www.dpreview.com/previews/nikon-d750 you say in your review it does not. Another problem with D750 in addition to disappointing 1/4000 is lower Flash xsync rate - 1/200. D810 (like D800, D700, and even D7000 before it, could go to 1/320).

[@johnokeefe3841]

Great Review Tony Northrup

[@Lousicle]

I have a D3 and D600, I do weddings/events/portraits. I LOVE my D3 so much but would this make a better primary and have the D600 as my backup? Did I mention that I love my D3? The color reproduction is fantastic, what a great sensor in my opinion.

[@stephenmcorby]

Although I don't think this new sensor to be vastly superior to the D610, I do think they've upgraded it a bit. Nikon has a long history of tweaking their sensors between products. I actually suspect this will be Nikon's best low light camera. Also, the D750 has an AA filter. I'm being told that 24MP on a FF sensor is two few MP to avoid jaggies and anti-alising.

[@hurleygreen927]

Still relevant camera after all these years..thinking of upgrading though..what what you recommend for a Nikon full frame camera without priority with video usage?

[@jonatanrennemark4749]

Thanks for a great review, helping me making a decision.

[@CaseyQasem1]

Hi Tony, let me first say that i really enjoy your awesome reviews, second can you please go over (AA) anti aliasing and why it is so bad, i know Nikon removed AA from D810, but its still exist in the Nikon D750. It seems to me like the more MP camera has the less need for AA, am i right ? I am enthusiast and would be using the camera for home studio, family vacation, and love to shoot videos of beautiful girls. Thank you,

[@Janet_Airlines802]

Should I buy a new D750 or a used D810? They both are in my budget. I’m ditching Canon . They have new D810 on EBay for 1650 but I’m afraid to buy one from EBay, so that’s why i would get used.

[@TunesByTanzil]

Best D750 preview. Unlike over-enthusiastic spammy intro Fro and groany Australia Matt Granger hehe. Keep up the good work Tony & Chelsea :)

[@derschwarzdreher]

Thank you very much - you make a good Job! Best regards and good light!

[@crazycurtis28]

I want that XT-1 so badly. I love my EM5 though. Great video, The D750 will be a fun camera to get some hands on with

[@justinsane3909]

You mentioned how Nikon has released more full-frame models than Canon in the last couple of years and I think it has to do with the fact that Nikon is primarily a camera/lens company only, whereas Canon has many products under its wing to manage. I prefer a company that sticks to one product, putting their money into R&D for the future models. Company's like Sony and Canon, have much to juggle and if one product area is failing, money, time, and management will shift its focus to save it.

[@princesslanstyle]

My gosh you continuously answer all my questions!!!!

[@salinas831100]

Love ur reviews. .. Im thinkin about buying the 750.. but still kinda leaning for the 810... I heard that they recalled d750 because of lens flare popping up on pics

[@poiesh]

Interesting preview, great video. Keep them coming!

[@Light2thenations]

Hello Tony, I actually just bought the Nikon D750 with the kit lens before viewing your video unfortunately & I wanted to buy a second body & I'm debating between the Nikon D3s (used but good condition), or another D750 (brand-new or just used), or a used D810 (also used but good condition), I only shoot JPEG, I don't shoot sports, or wildlife, but pretty much everything else, from Weddings, portraits, live events, fashion shoots you name it… I was originally using the D700 & I was extremely happy with it… It's only drawback it did not have video, I also don't use postprocessing that often except when highly needed… I shoot small clips and/or small episodes… So what is your recommendations for me is the video on the Nikon D3s, horrible? Considering the fact that I shoot only JPEG would the large files of the D810 really make a difference? Please provide your opinion based on picture quality/sharpness/colors and focusing system. Thank you very much for your time, I highly appreciate it… :-)

[@thesharpercoder]

I would say Nikon has 4 full frame cameras, plus one limited edition model, Df. Did Tony just say only Nikon has a full frame body with Wi-Fi? I doubt if the -3 Ev focusing applies to all of the AF points. The -3 Ev spec is probably just for the center AF point. My single biggest complaint with my Nikon D3 is that I cannot use the large rear display for shooting info when on a tripod. The screen blanks out as soon as I touch the shutter, so I am forced to used the top LCD. My Canon 1D Mark IV can show real time exposure info on the rear screen, and it is older than the D3. Has Nikon added this feature, yet? It is a total non-starter for me, and why I shoot with Canon.

[@MikeJoints]

Great information

[@derekgooding9379]

Very helpful information, as I am choosing a new camera, and all my existing kit is obsolete ! (Canon T90 with FD mount lenses) Looks like Nikon will be getting my business.

[@4thNebula]

Your MP info. per lens and camera was useful. What about DR. What lenses, if any, will get the most DR from each camera and does it make a difference which camera you use.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

DR depends on the sensor, not the lens.

[@HashimKhanLoralai]

thanks Tony your are the great

[@biglebowski3486]

Hey Tony, excellent review, just wanted to get your opinon, is it worth buying this camera in 2017./18. with all of the shutter problem recalls, or should I wait for the rumored d760 ?

[@cindypiotrowski9472]

I'm looking to upgrade from a D7100 (Dx) to a full frame and am looking at the D750 and will use it for family beach portraits & real estate. Is there a considerable photo quality and lighting advantage in going to a full frame? A Nikon rep (D7100 user) said I won't see a huge difference, but I would rather ask someone who has actually test both cameras. Are you familiar with both?

[@rubenamavisca9845]

i love how u just get to it and not try and be all ''funny'' like that afro-jerk great preview!

[@evertuber]

i've seen lots of your videos Tony, but i didnt know that youre a Nikon biased! can you elaborate a bit on the "more specific lenses" thingy? i mean you can get all the lenses you'd need from other manufacturers such as Sigma.. so is it still an issue to worry about?

[@Tzadeck]

Here's the question: I'm thinking of buying my first full frame camera... should I go with the A7ii or the D750? Seem like the best two options for the price.

[@user-cb4zn6ns7d]

tony can you suggest by looking at the video what lenses they was using or what is equal in your opinion to have this result ? even if it's more than one lens could be for canon or nikon. i know they can use expensive lenses but if you can suggest "a like" it's would be nice.

[@ramanmono]

You forgot the D3X, still the most expensive? Why?

[@4thNebula]

Tilting screen-great idea. If liveview af stills af speed and accuracy is good enough could be very useful.

[@alexlanza79]

Amazing video as always. I have a thought about 4k missing on the d750! Nikon is constantly battling Canon and viceversa, so, isn't it possible that, as Canon has not yet a competitor camera to the d750 with 4k capabilities, that that Nikon preferred to, you know, "fly low" with that?

[@ericwaltrip6184]

Tony, I have heard the d700 is a great cost effective FX camera, could you make a video about the older D700 and how it stacks up to things in that price range? D7100-7200/D6-610/D750-800 etc. thanks !

[@emikes123]

dear tony, fantastic channel and books, have a d750 +50mm 1.8g + sigma 105mm 2.8g. love to take photos of gran kids looking at nikon 85mm 1.8g, will i get better photos out of an 85mm.

[@hawg427]

Hi Tony, I just received a memo on the new Nikon 20mm f1.8 Super-Wide Prime that is supposed to be released on the 25th of this Month :-) Did Nikon send you one to review yet?

[@nightphotographer5754]

I am going to upgrade to a full frame and considering three combos; D750+85mm1.8G_D610+Tamron70-200f2.8 DiVC(or Nikon70-200f4)_Canon6D+135mmf2L. For me, They are comparable since each of these would cost me the same and I cannot afford more at this moment. I know that 135mm is different from 85mm or a zoom lens is more versatile but since I am more into portrait, a fast medium-long focal length is a must for me. I am not into action photography but I need accurate peripheral fous points since the focus and recompose technique is out of question due to the paper thin DOF. I would really appreciate it if you could tell me which combo would meet my need better.

[@adityaverma062]

such a nice video it was tony...could you please suggest between nikon d750 or canon 5d mark3 as earlier i was using nikon d7200 . i am not a professional photographer but i need camera for portraits , for outing , for my kid and for my family pics.. all i need a all rounder camera so that i can keep it with me for long time...thanks tony

[@adityaverma062]

***** thanks but some time its disappoint me like in low light , back ground blur , image quality, and auto focus ...so i sold my d7200 and looking for new one . my current option are nikon d750 or nikon D500

[@borysmaster]

Tony, Nikon says that this model has something called Tropicalization...could You tell me what that exactly means? Thanks.

[@VirtualArmageddon]

Tony, I am considering the buying either the D750 or the Samsung NX!, what are your thoughts.

[@patricksant6521]

I own a canon 50D and some basic lenses and am really poised to make the jump to full frame. Would you suggest i wait for the 5D mk4 so i can have a better choice or i go for the D750 nikon? What i like a lot is the tilt screen which for me is useful to take shots and video from high above or real low and i do not think it will feature in the 5dmk4. Also what i like a lot are the wifi feature and the popup flash which is useful when travelling and cannot carry a lot of gear and judging from canon's history it won't feature either in the mk4. Also what lenses would you suggest for a serious enthusiast like me? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work