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Mawz, the intent was to be able to judge resolution, not exposure since I mentioned I had to apply a curve to the D300 image. Also, the light was changing, so the sun may have been stronger in one shot than in another. It's next to impossible with partly cloudy skies in the fall with a windblown sky to get 2 directly comparable exposures.From what I've seen, I agree with you that the D750 has noticebly better DR in any circumstance.
That said, I thought it would be more valuable to shoot woods, leaves, grass, and branches than shooting bricks.
Again, I agree with your conclusion that the D750 is a net win for most shooters, even those of us holdovers clutching our precious D300's.
Barrring any Nikon recalls, I'd say we have a classic in the makiing...
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