Nikon's best-value full-frame DSLR, combining excellent image quality with a tilting screen.
The Nikon D750 launched in 2014 and quickly established itself as one of the best full-frame DSLRs ever made for the money. With a 24.3MP sensor, excellent autofocus, and a tilting rear screen, it filled the gap between the enthusiast D610 and the professional D810. It became hugely popular with wedding photographers and serious enthusiasts.
The 51-point AF system with 15 cross-type points is fast and reliable, a significant step up from the D610. Burst rate is 6.5fps. The tilting 3.2-inch screen was a first for Nikon full-frame DSLRs. 1080p 60fps video is excellent. The body is compact for a full-frame DSLR with weather sealing and excellent ergonomics. Battery life is around 1230 shots.
The D750 is renowned for exceptional dynamic range, accurate autofocus, and a well-balanced feature set. Early units had a service advisory for a flare issue and shutter problems — Nikon offered free repairs. High-ISO performance is excellent up to ISO 6400. It lacks 4K video which was becoming standard by 2016.
Excellent value used with prices that reflect its enduring quality. Check for the shutter recall serial number ranges, verify the tilting screen mechanism, and test AF across all points. Low shutter-count examples are common as many were used as second bodies. One of the best used full-frame bargains available.