Nikon D750 Review – Verdict
There’s no denying that the Nikon D750 is an excellent enthusiast DSLR, complete with almost every feature you could want from such a camera. Not only has it inherited a bunch of functionality from its predecessors and stablemates, but with the introduction of a tilting LCD and Wi-fi functionality included inside the body as standard it’s fair to say that the camera breaks new ground to boot.
Once you get the camera out shooting it continues to impress. Developments with AF set-up means that the camera performs brilliantly in that department in a wide range of conditions.
Thanks to a modified and large grip the camera also handles well, while the mode dial and button configuration will be well suited to those making the step up from an entry-level model.
Although the resolution isn’t as good as some of Nikon’s full frame cameras lacking an anti-alias filters, it’s still plenty good enough for most.
On the whole, the D750 is one of the very best all-round enthusiast DSLRs currently available and well worth a look.
Score
Score in detail
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Features 95
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Image Quality 95
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Design 95
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Performance 90
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Value 90