It\'s my first DSLR (my only other camera has been an iphone and an A7), and I have to say that it feels great in my hands, it was pretty simple to figure out the controls, and manual focusing with the AIS seemed pretty easy (even without focus peaking). I think I nailed focus on every shot I tried.
Other than the 1/4000, I think it\'s great. Shutter sounds about the same as the A7, but louder than the D810. I just need to make sure I have ND filters, or CPL\'s with me from now on when shooting wide open in bright day light.
It\'s my first DSLR (my only other camera has been an iphone and an A7), and I have to say that it feels great in my hands, it was pretty simple to figure out the controls, and manual focusing with the AIS seemed pretty easy (even without focus peaking). I think I nailed focus on every shot I tried.
Other than the 1/4000, I think it\'s great. Shutter sounds about the same as the A7, but louder than the D810. I just need to make sure I have ND filters, or CPL\'s with me from now on when shooting wide open in bright day light.
D750 & 85/1.4 AIS @ 1.4 Maxing out the 1/4000 (Didn\'t have an ND filter) DSC_0140.jpg by A.Laskan, on Flickr
It\'s my first DSLR (my only other camera has been an iphone and an A7), and I have to say that it feels great in my hands, it was pretty simple to figure out the controls, and manual focusing with the AIS seemed pretty easy (even without focus peaking). I think I nailed focus on every shot I tried.
Other than the 1/4000, I think it\'s great. Shutter sounds about the same as the A7, but louder than the D810. I just need to make sure I have ND filters, or CPL\'s with me from now on when shooting wide open in bright day light.
Sep 27, 2014 at 02:10 AM
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