#Nikon frame dslr review full#

#Nikon frame dslr review full#

Like other new full frame DSLRs, the D750 is a great broadcast quality video camera. The auto-focus is very fast, and the 51-point AF gives a depth of field that add a soul to photos. I loved how the colours stood out even in the slightly underexposed shots - with most other cameras they end up being very dull.

I even tried some of the shows in twilight and the results were very impressive, at least to me. I used the camera primarily to shoot flowers - something I do more with my smartphone these days - which are easy to come by in spring. However, this is an ideal lens for portraits and wide landscape shots, the latter, however, is a hard thing to do when you are in New Delhi. So I was a bit limited in what I could shoot as there was no zoom to play around with. The review was done using a Nikkor VR 50mm f1.8 lens. I tried the camera for a variety of shots, especially a lot of low light ones and was very impressed. This is a superb still camera, one that is as versatile as a DSLR can be. Also for the first time in a Nikon full frame DSLR, there is a 3.2-inch vari-angle LCD display that make shooting those tough angles really easy. The hardware features are all vintage Nikon, and always a fumble for someone like me who is a dedicated Canon user. To start with it is a Fx format camera, but you will need to read that somewhere as this is among the more compact full frame cameras. The camera has been around for a few months, but is still fresh of the mint when you look at the features it has to offer. I have finally found the time to take the Nikon D750 for a spin. They can still be intimidating for amateurs given the sheer number of features they pack when compared to a bridge or compact camera, but they also pack features that make it easier to be used by people who are more familiar clicking photos on a smartphone. Over the past year or so, full frame cameras have become affordable and easy to use like never before. Buy the Nikon D750 if you are looking for a full frame camera that can take on all your photography needs without being too hard to handle.