petetherock
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Anyone seen it sold locally yet?
Nikon D750 Official
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Yup. I also asked around in shops, also given a very PC "not so soon" answer.
blurboiboi
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No preorders with freebies like other brands?
Not Nikon's marketing style.
saberlancer
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Wonder when will Nikon upgrade frm 8gb sd card..lol
lunas
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:bsmilie:
blurboiboi
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and also make it min. a class 10 ah.... so cheap nowadays le....
UncleFai
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Seems like teeny weeny buffer... so much for "action"...
http://photographylife.com/nikon-d750-buffer-capacity
http://photographylife.com/nikon-d750-buffer-capacity
faisalee
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My thoughts exactly! :thumbsup:
Be glad if they give a 16gb class 3.... all the so call "high end" body all boh free gift one..... if ask the regular shop, likely they give out of goodwill.... else zero.... just the free plastic bag they give for carrying your new toy..... :what:
saberlancer
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Twice I've bought Nikon cam frm particular reputable funan shop and carried out box in Canon plastic bag..lol Nikon mkt fail...
diediealsomustdive
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I got my D800 and Df from Nikon Malaysia through my brother-in-law and got Nikon Malaysia reusable bags. It's Nikon Singapore that fails.
jeff7id
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What you may NOT like from Nikon D750 specification (subjective)
D750 maximum shutter speed is only 1/4000 sec for an action camera
If 1/8000 sec is important for you, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
D750 estimated shutter life is 150,000.
If >200,000 shutter is important for you, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
D750 memory card slots are only for 2 SD cards
If you have owned lot of CF cards, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
D750 do not have Split-Screen Display Zoom feature
If Split-Screen Display Zoom is important for you, go for D810
D750 has an AA filter
If sharp images with amazing detail and resolution is important for you, go for D800E/D810
D750 has about same buffer size with D610
If you do continuous shoot most of the time, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
D750 is not able to shoot S RAW
If you have limited storage and want to shoot small size of RAW file, go for D810/D4s
D750 does not have AF button
If this button is important for you, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
D750 max flash sync speed is 1/200 sec
If you do a lot of flash photography, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s with 1/250 sync speed
D750 lowest ISO is ISO 50 (Lo-1)
Till date, only D810 has the lowest ISO at ISO 32 (Lo-1)
D750 offers 2 to 5 frames of flash bracketing
If flash bracketing up to 9 frames is important for you, go for D800/D800E/D810/D4/D4s
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sammy888
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I like this article on the D750 and feel not that excited about this model's release http://www.dslrbodies.com/newsviews/d750-too-little-too-late.html
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There you go.... that is the product differentiation between the D8** series and D750.......
If need higher specs, go for the D8**.....
Nikon or any company cannot be launching a model with specs that are better than their just launch high end model and sell at $1000++ cheaper.....
If they do..... someone in Nikon obviously is working for the competitor.... :bsmilie::nono:
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