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Did you take those shots with an iPhone?

The grip is excellent on all Nikon DSLRs.  The menu is fine - you are not accustomed to it since you are a Canon user.  I would say the same if using a Canon camera. Still not sure what you mean by ...

You are right about live view.  Everything else, not so much.  Oh, and that dynamic range advantage of the D750!

Now that is funny!

I guess this isn't for you. Y

Total light gathered depends on sensor size. Given the same technology, the larger sensor will always capture more light then the smaller sensor at the same exposure. Exposure is per unit area.

So you do not deal with any authorized resellers?  That is borderline paranoia, but it is certainly your choice.

Why?

I don't know, I think the rendering and sharpness from my 1.8G is superb.

No, I get what you are saying, but "blow out of the water" is such an overused expression on this site.

Or that fewer people are purchasing new models and are instead keeping their phones longer.  Smartphones are here to stay.

You stated that sensor size is irrelevant with respect to overall "fidelity" of a photo. Answer this, then: all else being equal, how can a smaller sensor outperform a larger sensor when the...

"Blow out of the water" lol

You could ...and you'd still be wrong

What are you - 5 years old?

I hardly ever do that, and when I do I start with the raw file.

How many times have you actually done that?

Sell it all and get a Nikon D750.  The current price makes it a much better deal.

It was actually subsidized by ads.  Nothing is free.

Does it have noise reduction yet?