Chips Pringle

I'm sure you'll love that fine camera. it' just not in my budget. :-)

WAT TOO MUCh MONEY for me.

It looks pretty grainy on my moniter.

Thanks for your input, but with all the things I've read on the d750 it's one of the Nikon cameras I won't buy. Too many issues from too many people.

Thank you👍

Thanks for your very good words of wisdom!

I've been shooting Nikon DX and FX dslr for 8 years. I've gotten into occational portraits, a few weddings, events, real estate, some wildlife and landscapes. I have very good cameras and lenses ...

I can't spend that much on a camera.

Do they look too bright on your computer? I understand the needed faster ss for moving subjects, my native ISO stops at 6400 before going into H mode. So my ss was 30, 20, and thereabouts. My ...

I've been reading of too many problems with the d750.

Thanks for your input!

Very low light with very slow shutter speed. ISO 6400, f2.2-2.8.

I was using three Nikon  f1.8 FX lenses.

No, not a lens issue. I used 50 f1.8 FX, 85 f1.8 FX, 20 f1.8 FX all in a d800. Will a d500 do better with its higher native ISO rating and newer sensor technology?

Do to the situation my shutter was very slow like 1/20  give or take a little on either side of that. Noise was high too, but most of that was dealt with in Lightroom.

I have a d800 and a d7100. I shot a rock band outdoors the other night in a fairly dim atmosphere, I chose the d800. Most of the images are trash even at ISO 6400 which is it's highest native ...

I have an 85 f1.8G FX lens and I've used it on a Nikon crop body more than once. It's good for close ups on small ojects as well as good for portraits. I like it on both FX and DX bodies.

Go with the 16-85. It's very sharp and is a quality lens. Many reports on the 16-80 state the price being too high and the construction doesn't justify the cost. I don't believe the images from ...