Dare I call the Nikon D750 the Big N’s first modern full-frame DSLR? Released the same year that Gangnam Style reached two billion views on YouTube and that infamous World Cup bite. Nearly a decade on from its launch in September 2014, the Nikon D750 is still a very capable camera that’ll handle pretty much any photography application you can throw at it. Nikon launched this much-loved DSLR as the debutant in a range of compact and lightweight full-frame bodies. And while such a statement might garner a wry smile in today’s mirrorless market, stacked up against the Nikon D810 and Nikon D4, the Nikon D750 was notably smaller and lighter. But what was perhaps most interesting was Nikon’s claim of “full-scale specifications that pursue those of professional models”.That’s because the Nikon D750 brought with it a new FX-format sensor and the then-top-notch Expeed 4 image processor. According to Nikon, this delivered superior image quality to the D810 at high ISO sensitivities. In fact, the Nikon D750’s impressive low-light capabilities still very much hold up today.
