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Only my opinions, but they are completely different cameras.
1) D810 is still a boatload of megapixels @ 36mp. Nothing has changed from the original D800 & D800E as far as file size. If you aren't shooting detailed landscapes or studio work, why bother. You should have the right hammer for the job.
2) The D810 can be called a "generalist camera, but again, there are still those large files to work with. The D750 is much more a generalist camera @ 24mp, and also smaller and somewhat lighter.
3) D810 is expensive compared to the D750. People can cut their losses, get into a very nice camera body for ~ $1,000 less, and have found that they don't need the D810.
4) some people just like to try new things. They don't worry about losing a couple hundred $$ swapping out. They can afford it, and they do it. Not everything is financially driven.
To be honest, when I was reading this board as the D810 was released, I was a little surprised how many people were buying it, compared to the release of the D800 & D800E when folks were much slower moving in their decisions.
Me, I'll take the D810 any day though, as it's perfect for what I shoot.
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