Is the Nikon d750 worth buying in 2022

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 Nikon d750

The Nikon D750 has being a favourite
of wedding and portrait photographers.
It was released in 2014, and as developed a legendary status for it's  image quality and performance.
By todays standards the D750 could be considered an old camera, when compared to cameras that are available on the market today.
The D750 is packed with lots of features, so it still as a lot to offer in 2022.

Sometimes as photographers we think that having the newest and the best camera will make our photos better. Whilst there are some benefits in having a new camera with better technology, a good photographer should be able to take great photos with any camera.

The Nikon D750 is a 24 megapixel full frame camera that produces very sharp images at high ISO. 
with ISO sensitivity range of ISO 100-12,800 expandable to 51,200. Auto focus system with 51 phase-detection points. The d750 allows you to capture fast moving object in full resolution images at 6.5fps.

shoots full  hd 1080p video  upto 60fps, built-in stereo microphone for recording sound and there is an external microphone jack.

The D750 is fitted with a 3. 2 inch  tilting screen, the screen tilted up to 90° and down to 75°, so you are able to shoot photos and videos from different  perspectives. The D750  as a deep grip so it feels quit comfortable and secure in my hand. Its comes weather seal to protect the internal parts from external elements.

Dual memory card slots, slot 2 can be used for overflow or backup storage. WIFI connectivity allows transferring of images between the camera and a mobile phone, with the use of the Nikon wireless mobile utility app.


Conclusion

The Nikon D750 is an amazing camera with a lot of professional features, that can be effective for most photography needs. excellent image quality and ergonomics.  If you are just starting out in photography or you want to transition to a full frame camera with professional features without breaking the bank, the D750 is a great choice. You can purchase a used D750 for about £700 in the UK.


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