D750

Specs:

Nikon D750 FX 24.3 MP full frame sensor features compact, lightweight, energy efficient design, built-in flash double SD card slot
Tiltable 3.2-inch RGB monitor with approximately 1.2 million pixels
Robust design and sealing against weather influences
New, improved mirror / shutter mechanism
AF system with 51 focus areas
RGB sensor with approx 91,000 pixels and light-weighted metering option
Burst rate of 6.5 frames/s
24.3-megapixel FX-format CMOS sensor
Image processor EXPEED 4
ISO 100-12,800 (expandable to 50-51200)
Effects Modes
Improved Picture Control
Full-HD video with 1080p at 24/25/30/50 / 60p
Improved functionality while filming
Integrated stereo microphone
Exposure preview and aperture control in Live View mode
Built-in Wi-Fi Professional Wireless communication via UT-1 and WT-5


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Hmm, I wonder what this rumoured D750 will have under the hood. Oh well, still another month to wait...

smythie wrote in post #17104706
Hmm, I wonder what this rumoured D750 will have under the hood. Oh well, still another month to wait...

• 24MP full frame sensor
  
• Tilting LCD screen
  
• Wi-Fi support
  
• Expeed 4 imaging processor
  
• Very light body (probably similar to the D610 and Df, maybe even lighter)
  
• Priced around $2,500 (the current Nikon FX camera price points are - D610: $1,896.95, Df: $2,746.95, D810: $3,296.95, D4s: $6,496.95)
  
• Potential announcement at the end of August or early September
  
• No idea on the model name - it could be D620, D750 or something completely different
  
• The probability rating on this rumor is currently at 70% - I am pretty confident that this camera is coming, I am just not sure about the detailed specifications (if you have any more details, you can contact me anonymously here)

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Lots of interest in this one.

Yeah, I read all that. Not much in the way of details in there, just a hash of speculation

well at least Nikon is consistently releasing updates and listening to its customers. Don't have to wait 3-5 years for an update lol

If Canon tries to up-sell their 7D2 to 2000+ without any significant IQ improvement, this D750 may start to look really good to some people.

Seems like a D610 with a pro-level AF system. In other words, an updated D700.

Why call it the D750, though? Why not D710, to keep it in line with the rest of the Nikon lineup?

Latest specs leaked, looks impressive. http://nikonrumors.com …k-pixels-rgb-sensor.aspx/

The buffer size is a big unknown though, as it always is. If its poor it could ruin the body.

Iscariotau wrote in post #17118302
The buffer size is a big unknown though, as it always is. If its poor it could ruin the body.

The D810 is plenty fast for me as far as speed goes. I don't ever shoot brides at 12 fps!


On a side note. This camera will probably replace my D4s and D4. If the AF is good like the D810, I won't have the need for a pro DSLR

It's not a turtle it's a gazelle!

That's what I'm talkin about! Here's hoping it's accurate and that the buffer is at least big enough for 20 raw frames

jdizzle wrote in post #17119141
The D810 is plenty fast for me as far as speed goes. I don't ever shoot brides at 12 fps!


On a side note. This camera will probably replace my D4s and D4. If the AF is good like the D810, I won't have the need for a pro DSLR

Why would you buy the D750 if the D810 is fast enough? The D810 has top-level AF, and the D750 (and also D4s) are mainly trading resolution for additional frame rate.

Shadowblade wrote in post #17120076
Why would you buy the D750 if the D810 is fast enough? The D810 has top-level AF, and the D750 (and also D4s) are mainly trading resolution for additional frame rate.

I shouldn't jump the gun so to speak. I'm excited for Nikon to release the D750 if it comes with 51 point AF. The D810 is what the D800/E should've been.

Here's a photog who shot a wedding with the D810. His findings are similar to mine.

http://nikonrumors.com …0-by-michal-kriesch.aspx/