I bought my D750 off this site, cuz the price was so good I couldn't resist. I'm mainly a film shooter and do not get much joy from shooting digital but I have to give this camera props. It is just phenomenal at what it does. Yeah I wish it was built as nicely as my F6, had the dedicated pro buttons etc but I programmed what is there to suit, and this thing just plain works.
A selection that most prob I previously posted elsewhere. Lenses were the 24-120 vr4, and some manual stuff (can't find the notes write now)
With the D500 on a FedEx truck, I did the symbolic attachment of my 14-24 last night. I'll keep her like this until she dies. She may be the jack of all trades, master of none, but I adore her and the images I've captured over the past two years. I'm more of a Dad with a camera than landscape guy, but now she'll be my specialized ultra wide.
In case you were curious what the weather was like (and you were wondering if the trees were really bent over like that) when I made this photo, here's a short video clip on YouTube:
Just a snapshot, but the D750 nailed focus with the 85/1.8G wide open and close to minimum focus distance in near darkness (we were watching "Scrooged", and the TV was the only light in the room). Bounced flash for light.
Desmolicious wrote:
I bought my D750 off this site, cuz the price was so good I couldn't resist. I'm mainly a film shooter and do not get much joy from shooting digital but I have to give this camera props. It is just phenomenal at what it does. Yeah I wish it was built as nicely as my F6, had the dedicated pro buttons etc but I programmed what is there to suit, and this thing just plain works.
A selection that most prob I previously posted elsewhere. Lenses were the 24-120 vr4, and some manual stuff (can't find the notes write now)
The colors in those shots are spectacular. I bought a D7200 last fall and was disappointed in the colors, might have had a lame copy. May have to give the D750 another look.
