Fred Mueller

The era of the piloted fighter jet is fast closing .... replaced by swarms of drones ... so to the era of the the "photographer" and his/her big camera ... replaced by the cell phone camera and...

back button AF-C all the time ...  battery grip back button also programed to AF-C (on newer gen cameras, back button focus initiates image stabilization if the lens in use supports that ... a good ...

200 tends toward magenta/red; 600 toward green/yellow 600 colors have more luminosity (kind of like too much "glow") ... I see this in my 750 as well. Were it not for the extra lum value I'd say ...

My FE a marvel of simplicity; terrific viewfinder with the "B" screen from an FE2 ... shooting somehow feels special with this class of film cameras.

Still have my first Nikon too - a Nikkormat...

for about three years now - Raw to slot 1 ... JPG basic to slot 2 currently D750 / 64 gb Sandisks The card in slot 2 will "backstop" 4-5 cards in slot 1 - or accommodate the occasional overflow ...

For commercial real estate photography I upgraded from a D600 to 750 for 3 reasons ... the flip screen, full featured bracketing facility, and onboard wifi (cell phone/tablet control).  The flip ...

Both 600 and 750 have Nikon grips and Kirk L-Brackets ... I never considered off brands even though many say they are ok - I just wanted them to be robust without question. Shoot RE and like the ...

well I went from a 600 to the 750 for three reasons ... the expanded bracketing facility, the focus system, and the flip screen - in that order of importance ...  39 pt af system not one of Nikons ...

"Love" is for persons and puppies don't you think ... 750 has been great ... never checked my serial number to see if "I have a problem".  Never  have in actuality - clean the sensor from time to ...

do it yourself

You've shot all of those ? How do you enjoy that privilege ? Fred

In your case I'd wait until the next round of Nikon bodies appear -because you are ok till then with your 700 ... but 750 is a great camera ... ( I Have a 700 and 750).  for general commercial work ...

nice shot! - ( you could have done this with so very many cameras, no ?)

your shot are generally over exposed FYI

and clean your sensor -- not much harder than cleaning a lens

content and skills vastly more important than the gear ... or to put it another way - if you can't make stellar images with D gen lenses, upgrading to G generation will make no difference ... ZERO ...

well the obvious conclusion would be that "glassless lenses" would be the best ... kind of like the cardboard center of a roll of TP ...  perfect light transmission can we please discuss for ...

I know - this supposedly terrible lens (soft corners blah blah blah) now has some magical "3D Pop"  - who knew?  I really like the way it renders maybe because of its faults. ? I like it because: ...

So some guy holding the "cheese platter" size iPhone 7s out in front, arms extended, is more discreet than me with my 750 / 35mm 2.0 D ? What a goofy thread ...

CM ... Sure, there is plenty of foolishness all around in these kinds of discussions, but the thing I am relating in my post is in fact empirically true and not particularly subtle and common ...