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Rags Hef wrote:
How about 610 focus point in low light?
Rags
This is how I tested. At night, I go outside and try to focus on whatever I can focus on (leaves, tree branches, etc) using a fast prime. This I know for sure: The D610, D600, and Df will lock sometimes, but not always. The D700, D800, D750, and D4 will lock all the time. Always. It takes an extremely dark room with nothing to grab on to make these bodies hunt.
If you mostly shoot at daytime, or you're mostly on manual focus glass, and you're ok with 39 pts and the slightly uncomfortable grip of the D610, I'd say just stay with the D610. It is a great body and a tremendous value. The extra $1K will buy you some good glass.
So to summarize, these are the things you get with the D750 for $1K extra (ranked in terms of significance to me):
-Significantly better grip
-Somewhat better AF
-Tilting screen
-Wi-fi
Other small features that matter:
-The D750 allows you to use the REC button to change ISO (D610 doesn't)
-It allows you to use the OK button to zoom in on preview (D610 doesn't)
-It provides a meter bar on top LCD when in manual mode (D610 doesn't)
I think that's it. The other small features like flat picture control, 0.5 fps extra, and other fluff just don't make enough of a noticeable difference to me.
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