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| Posted by jk: Wed Dec 3rd, 2014 11:56 | 1st Post |
| Has anyone purchased or rented a D750 camera as yet? I would like to get a test NEF for my software testing. The RAW file should be ideally taken outside in sunlight or cloudy conditions and shoudl be correctly exposed. If you could upload the test NEF for me to a Dropbox location then it woudl be very useful. I dont like using the DPReview test images for my testing as they are studio shot and dont really IMHO reflect true use!. Thanks
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| Posted by Gilbert Sandberg: Wed Dec 3rd, 2014 12:02 | 2nd Post |
| JK, I respect you as a person and website admin. Would you really expect anyone to admit to owning anything less than a single-digit Nikon (grin) Regards, Gilbert PS I have seen one one-time and kept my distance (more grins)
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| Posted by Robert: Wed Dec 3rd, 2014 14:04 | 3rd Post |
 Don't you have one in your collection JK? Very remiss! 
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| Posted by jk: Wed Dec 3rd, 2014 18:23 | 4th Post |
| Well I think I will have to download a sample from DPR as I will never be able to face Gilbert again if I was to buy a D750. I wish that the D610 or D750 had the Highlight exposure mode of the D810. Personally I think the D810 is the top Nikon camera. The D4S seems like Emperors new clothes and very expensive for what you get! Actually I think that I only will be getting single digit cameras in the future. Fuji XPro2, XT2. I am seriously thinking that there is little in the Nikon camera and lens range that really tempts me these days. I have all I need for my photographic projects and more!
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| Posted by jk: Thu Dec 4th, 2014 07:43 | 5th Post |
| Apparently the D750 does have the Highlight exposure mode or function. Maybe it is getting towards the time when I need to clear out some cameras. The D3S, D3, D700 may need to be superceeded by a D750. I already have a D800 so I dont really see the need for a D810 and I am very happy with my D600.
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| Posted by Eric: Thu Dec 4th, 2014 16:03 | 6th Post |
jk wrote:Apparently the D750 does have the Highlight exposure mode or function. Don't flood the eBay market too soon Jonathan. I have a a D3, D7000, plus lenses to go after Christmas and we don't want to depress the prices.
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| Posted by TomOC: Fri Dec 5th, 2014 22:08 | 7th Post |
Will you guys just STOP that...I'm telling myself the D3 is the best camera I'll ever need...I slipped last year and bought a D800 and I love it, but I just plain don't need a new DSLR  please please don't make me do it...
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| Posted by jk: Sat Dec 6th, 2014 11:35 | 8th Post |
TomOC wrote:Will you guys just STOP that...I'm telling myself the D3 is the best camera I'll ever need...I slipped last year and bought a D800 and I love it, but I just plain don't need a new DSLR I thought that the D3 was all I needed but the D800 tempted me and I got a D600 as well. The D800 has too many pixels for every dayuse but is great where you need exceptional detail. However the D600 seems to reall fit the bill and gives me enough pixels when I need to make a big crop. The D750 has the same number of pixels as the D600 but has some nice extras such as Highlight driven exposure. This is found in the D810 as well.
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| Posted by Gilbert Sandberg: Sat Dec 6th, 2014 14:17 | 9th Post |
| Tom re: is the best camera I'll ever need I agree, most people can live quite happily with a single digit Nikon. And when needed one can use it so smack anyone telling anything different, try that with a D6nn and it will most likely die instantly. Regards, Gilbert
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| Posted by Robert: Sat Dec 6th, 2014 14:20 | 10th Post |
| JK Wrote: "has some nice extras such as Highlight driven exposure." Err, could you explain that please JK? Am I right in guessing that the exposure is set to just not blow the highlights and compress the rest of the dynamic range of the image into the remaining dynamic range of the sensor, or does it under expose the dark end... I ask because highlights ares sometimes several stops too bright and result in over exposure and to expose correctly for them would mean most of the rest of the image is black.
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| Posted by jk: Sat Dec 6th, 2014 15:23 | 11th Post |
| See here Robert for a good description. http://nps.nikonimaging.com/technical_solutions/d810_tips/highlight/ It essentially reduces exposure so the highlights dont blowout.
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| Posted by Iain: Sat Dec 13th, 2014 07:55 | 12th Post |
| Just been looking at one today, nice camera but no back button focus unless you change the ael button.
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| Posted by amazing50: Fri Dec 19th, 2014 09:48 | 13th Post |
| Interesting review http://www.dslrbodies.com/cameras/current-nikon-dslr-reviews/nikon-d750-review.html
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