Thread: Anyone using a Nikon D750

But is a D800 on the same performance levels as a D750? I did think about a D800 but everyone is raving on about the 750 so much I thought it's probably the one to be looking out for.

Originally Posted by dullbird

But is a D800 on the same performance levels as a D750? I did think about a D800 but everyone is raving on about the 750 so much I thought it's probably the one to be looking out for.

D800 is a more robust construction and much bigger RAW image. I'm very happy with mine.

Originally Posted by MrLandy

D800 is a more robust construction and much bigger RAW image. I'm very happy with mine.

The more robust construction some need some don't... and the bigger Raw files are double edged too....

I agree it's definitely worth considering a D800.... the right camera will depend very much on Lou's specific needs.

There are very valid arguments for both. Lighter, faster continuous shooting and I like the articulating screen are some of the reasons I went with the D750 instead.

Lou, these might make it easier to spot what you think would benefit you:

https://www.whirlwire.com/compare/d800-vs-d810-vs-d750

Nikon D750 vs Nikon D800 Detailed Comparison

I'm sure which ever you choose you will be happy.

Yeah see I don't think I need the bigger file size. In my group that I produce images for she already making me reduce file sizes down for export and print so having such a large file size I think would be a punish.

Yeah Mark the D750 is not only lighter but has better low light performance as well as better fps.

I think the D750 would be better.

My biggest gripe with the D7100 is low light performance. Don't get me wrong it's okay but could be better.

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

The more robust construction some need some don't... and the bigger Raw files are double edged too....

I agree it's definitely worth considering a D800.... the right camera will depend very much on Lou's specific needs.

There are very valid arguments for both. Lighter, faster continuous shooting and I like the articulating screen are some of the reasons I went with the D750 instead.

Lou, these might make it easier to spot what you think would benefit you:

https://www.whirlwire.com/compare/d800-vs-d810-vs-d750

Nikon D750 vs Nikon D800 Detailed Comparison

I'm sure which ever you choose you will be happy.

Thanks Bytemark, a good comparo. ...yes most other specs look to be pretty similar. For $1000 less, looks like the D750 might be a better choice for you Lou. That's a lot of new lens! Cheers

They are both amazing cameras MrLandy.... and you are right another $1K to throw at good glass is always handy.

Lou. I haven't even watched it, but this popped up in an email today that might be useful to you....

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzVl0_sNMOk[/ame]