D750 vs D810: Which Reigns Supreme? Find Out!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Comparison of the Nikon D750 and Nikon D810 to help you choose which is best for you.
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Button Layout 1:47
Tilt Screen 3:20
Cool stuff 4:08
Viewfinder 4:58
What the files are like 5:15
Autofocus 6:06
How I feel about them 7:00
Who should buy which camera 7:30
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I chose the D810 over the D750 because I mainly shoot landscape and felt that would be the better choice, but I did sell the D810 in favor of the D850 and it's tilting screen. Although I never owned a D750, I do still own and use for portrait work a D780.
D850 maybe too much resolution for small sensor & D780 overpriced?
On paper it's a great combo
The D810 for me. It's the first camera I made money with. I loved using it for portraits for work and landscapes for fun. I have a Z7 and a Z6II, but I recently repurchased the D810 because I missed it so much. Now, I mostly use it for travel and family time.
How would you compare the major differences of the Z6ii based on your real life usage versus the d810?
I asked because I have to make my decision today whether to buy a z6 (original not the ii version), d750, or d810 for event photography as my fun 3rd camera body. Will use it only to use a 14-24mm f/2.8 in low light conditions..
Your thoughts?
Hi is it good for beginners.. need mirror less nikon for beginners
If you're new, I'd say go with mirrorless because it's more future-proof.
Enjoyed the ending! I currently shoot with a D4S and a D800, and need a cheap 3rd body for times when i dont have time to switch lenses and need to shoot wide, so watching lots of comparison videos right now!
Answer is d500 lol
Cut my teeth on Nikon D810. Over the pandemic Loved the image quality. But computer got clogged and I started to drown in external hard drives. With the size of RAW.But only being a hobbyist. It's a bit of a beast to pull out at kids parties. Once I find out the winner I may pulled it out the draw and take it out to the park😂 love your work Martin. Very refreshing down to earth real info
I like the final verdict, as for the D 810 developed and tweaked for the astro photographers, great for all else mentioned. As for the lack of a tilt screen, just one less thing that can fail.
The D750 is basically the bigger version of the D 7200 with a bit of more advanced technology being a later model. The D 750 excels at autofocus capability with the tilt screen as a "bonus". I would be happy with either, but the D 750 is going pair well with my D 7200. So with the D 7200 and the D 750 in hand, I can guarantee you that I would still want a D 810.
There is a problematic issue. Getting these things repaired in future, if not currently, is going to be a problem. The advancements with production lines has stopped for these models and the production lines are all dedicated towards the new products. So I decided that I am not going to entertain these " advancements " by investing in it, or jumping ship to say Sony, no.
If I need something I'll just go and rent/hire it. The gear I have is bought and paid for, so that remains. One cannot invest in the new systems at this point of time. Financially it just does not justify the investment in a continues evolving electronic device that still presents it's old electronic faults/ problems. Failing cards, hard drives, software and os systems.
this is the problem, i think you can still get these cameras repaired though in general for a while yet, a lot of independent repair shops will do it for some time i expect but we will see. The new gear only makes sense if you are making money from it or can afford it easily.
Have both as well
Needed this bad thank you
Which is better for low light portraits. Because im going to be out a lot at night and thats the thing i care by far the most. Besides that i do some street photography.
Martin, thanks for another good video.
Speaking of large cameras, do you have any experience/thoughts on the Canon 1DX (M1). Its a consideration of mine now. I've been in the Canon system since the 5D M ll. I retired in 2015 and moved to the Philippines. To say its wet here is an understatement.
The D750 is a great camera!!
At 5:25 you mention the D810's 36 MP sensor is bigger than D750's 24 MP sensor. I think that's not technically correct. I think D810's 36 MP sensor just has more resolution when compared with the D750. Both have the same 36mm x 24mm full frame sensor in them.
Hi that’s the image size of the picture produced by the sensor I’m showing as the picture you get are larger, this shows a 24mp vs 36mp on top of each other to show much larger the files are on the d810. Sensors are the same physical size yes, but the files aren’t.
@@MartinCastein Thanks, Martin
D810 vs d3s? I need to make a decision soon!!!
What do you shoot
@MartinCastein landscape and portrait mostly, low light stuff.. even a 750 or could work but I'd definitely have to get grips for either if I didn't get a d3s
@@lerrynhawke3375 id probably tell you to get the d810 and dont bother with the grip.
@@MartinCastein thanks a million! Really appreciate you and what you do
D750 is blurry e poor image fx camera!
I am owning the D750. In comparison with D810, D750 has the same CPU and a 24m pixel sensor. Therefore, D750 is much faster than D810. Plus the articulated screen, the built in flash and lighter weight, D750 is better for me.
D810 also has a built in flash by the way!
Tilt screen aside, both are very good. I own both but the images out of the D810 are shockingly good at reasonable iso's up to 3200-6400
Both on Expeed 4 processors.
I've owned both cameras over the years, the D810 until very recently but it has now moved on to another owner. The D750 was my main camera for many a year until I moved to Mirrorless when the Z7 was launched, it served me very well, the D810 was bought for a nostalgia trip a year or so back and was used with the Nikkor F mount glass that I had retained, it was an awesome camera but in the long term it gave me no more than the Z7 did so ultimately I decided to move it on.
For me the D750 was the better all round camera, a bit smaller and lighter yet still produced great images no matter what the subject was. The D810 whilst it had a bit more image sparkle it wasn't quite as adaptable as the D750 in some areas. I have a soft spot for Nikon's DSLR cameras, I have enjoyed using them and created many a great memory.
Nice video.
yeah i think thats fairly in line with my experiences too really, thanks for sharing
The D810 whilst it feels solid in your hands it has a metal bayonette which is attached to a plastic mirror box. There are quite a lot on ebay being sold for parts due to the plastic interface to the bayonette breaking off. This can happen if the camera is dropped or handled roughly in a bag etc. with a long lens attached. The D800/800e have a metal mirror box and are therefore more robust. However more plastic = less weight. A point about size: perhaps people with smaller hands will like the D750/D600/D610 cameras more? Still way better ergonomics on all of these than the Sony a7 series.
Thanks for pointing this out, I never know these things for some reason!
Do they have the same design? Can you put the 800 mirrorbox into d810?
They share some parts, but I doubt the mirrorbox is the same. I'd Google for the part lists and compare pictures and part numbers.
Great videos by the way, your efforts are much appreciated!
If the D750 had a 5:4 aspect ratio, which it should have, I would be more interested in it. It’s bloody annoying that Nikon deliberately disable some of their FX cameras with this omission. That and the loss of a round eyepiece. If the camera is FX it should have both of these features as standard.
The D780 is a big disappointment while the D850 is great but heavy. I might still get one though. 😊
I don't need to watch the video the D810 is far superior. For video stay far away from Nikon DSLRs. I am going to watch the video.
I have (and still had) almost all FX cameras from Nikon (except of these PRO cameras like D3 .. D6, Df and few others including newest D780) .. my historically the most used FX camera from Nikon was certainly D750 .. My the most beloved camera which I use for fun (and art) with old manual lenses (often old glasses from third parties) is D700 (awesome - every photographer should have something like this - D700 and bunch of old glasses) and my current cameras are D850 and D7200 .. Yep, I use D7200 a lot when hiking or when some alpinism is involved .. D7200 has in my opinion the best sensor that Nikon placed to any of his cameras (it's Toshiba sensor, not Sony) .. if they made a FX camera with this Toshiba sensor it would be oooh-my-god camera ...
I have both, +D500, using for different purposes. They are all magnificent cameras! I also have Fuji X-H2/X-T2. Whenever I miss real thru-the-lens real eye-views, I come back to theses optical view-finders of Nikon bodies.
I just traded some older Nikon and Fuji gear for a like new D750. Put a fair chunk of change back into the bank account too! I chose this camera for the tilt screen as I am now a senior and not quite as agile as I use to be. That screen helps me get the lower shots without getting on my knees. And yeah the grip on the D750 is maybe the best feeling grip I have used.
Just bought a D750 with an unbelievable shutter count of 61...yes 61 for £550 ...newer than new can't wait to get it next day.
Dual sd
Tilt screen
Very good auto focus system
Weight
Best value full frame dslr
Just bought one as well, enjoy it it’s a great camera
61 on second or third shutter? the shutter is not the only thing that breaks on camera
Ho avuto la D810 e l ''ho cambiata per la D750 piu' veloce in af sport e meno rumore ad alti iso
Love this comparison! You have addressed my # 1 concern as an Event Photography shooter. So for me personally, the d750 is the best choice for my style of shooting.
Although at this time, the d810 is cheaper for me to purchase it used, however, based on your review of real Life usage, you have made my decision so much easier and crystal clear.
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Great video. I think a D750 and D600 comparison follow up is needed since you briefly mentioned the d600. Cheers
Honestly it’s essentially the same because the d810 is just slightly more refined d800. But all the main points still stand.
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I used (and probably still could use) the D750 for my commercial work- about 5 years. Excellent sensor in low light
Yeh it’s outstanding in low light too for sure
Sir, when you export JPEG in lightroom, what are your setting you keep file settings 100% quality and Dpi resolution 300 ?
i tired of green or tint color cast from d750. I thinking about change to canon and all my lens with losing like 30% of money i spend. Only potrait. In daylight it okay but indoor the mangeta too much, worse if have many artificial light. I feel like this camera only good for outdoor and daylight potrait.
Hi Martin. I have D700, D300 but I need to find a Nikon camera that I can make some videos with good quality (don't need 4k or more...) I will always use 90% for photos, but I need to be able to get a good video, using my old nikon lenses. Any sugestion? D810?
Depends what you are filming but generally you will want autofocus and that means mirrorless. I’d look away from Nikon for that probably and look and Sony or canon
@@MartinCastein I don't use autofocus for video. Mainly I will use for landscape.I have mirroless, sony c7 and I hate it! D750? Good photos! Video?
@@nunop6606 or d810 maybe, between those two probably for you depending on what you prefer.
Sir, between Nikon d810 vs d750 which one produce better image quality straight out of camera
D810
@@MartinCastein thank you
When it comes to portraits, I prefer my D700 over the D750. Nice video!
yeah id agree with you there!
Loving this form of content man, keep up the good work
I just watch a documentary on traffic accident forensic officers, they ALL used the d750. They were shooting in really bad light too. They must be a good enough camera if the police rely on them for evidence images.
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Im using D810 / D750, Sigma Art glass & no complaints.Expeed 4 sensors onwards are best imo. D750 is pretty much a perfect Camera, 24mp vs D810 36mp.
Do you feel the D750 handles 'real world' ISO any better or is it a wash?
Am a Canon user, but am getting in love with Nikon lenses so much!
I own both the D750 and the D810. I still use the D750 the most: better in low light, tilt screen, lighter. And I can't get the D810 working tethered (USB 3 > USB-c). Recently bought the Leica Q3 which blows the Nikons away in very way as far as within the usable focal range. So, if possible it's the Leica for me.
I'm thinking of replacing the D810 for the D850 but I'm not sure about the progress that would bring.
Leica Q3 was 5300 brand new. Even used it costs at least 5 times more than d750 or d810
Yes, but my macbook costs 3 times a Windows latop would do. It's also the joy of working with something.@@monetarnie3841
For studio, landscape and architecture the D810 is the obvious choice.
The D750 is decent and is better for sport and action.
I needed to sell my D810 due to moire issues in interior photography and fine patterns...which is a big issue for work your charging for. It took way to much time to remove this. The D750 without the OLPF screen handles moire much better and results in a cleaner image for my specific needs. Outside of that the D810 is fantastic but also the tilt screen is very useful for real estate photography.
All that and at the end he gives it away. D750 the winner. “But that tilt screen….😂 We’ll winner for landscape at least but I think it’s not too shabby for portraits.
Thanks for the great video! I'm working a bit backwards, after shooting MFT for over a decade I decided to get the Lumix S5II and sell most of my MFT gear to go L-Mount. I love the camera BUT, I shoot a lot of publicity for live theatre. Last week I was shooting a dress rehearsal and just constantly swapping between my 24-70 and my 70-200 (not fun in the dark). I decided I either need another S5II ($$$) or a superzoom. L-Mount is pretty much devoid of that lens right now and it got me to thinking. You know, you've never tried Nikon and you never had a full-frame DSLR, why not get something older? This video helped me go with the 810. The S5 has everything I need for portability so, go big, right? Starting with the 28-300 and will probably branch out from there and decide if the 810 will be wide or tele first paired with the S5II. Pretty sure a 135/2 has my name on it though even though I already have the Sigma 135/1.8 Art in L-Mount. Maybe I'll have a shoot-out. Thanks for the great videos Martin.
D750 or z5?
I've owned my D750 for about 4 years though I'm not a heavy user. I've had a few focus misses, and reading these reviews suggests it's user error and not the camera.
Also the live view focus is horrible.
I've been tempted to go to a D780, maybe when prices drop a bit more, but, yesterday I played with a ZF and I think it's a game changer.
Still, I can't really justify going to Z yet so I suppose I'll have to learn to use the D750 properly.
Fantastic ending of the video! I have a D610 and upgraded to a D810 a year ago. I'm in love with it, although i had to buy also a new computer to properly edit the raw files. This is something that for me is also to be in mind when change the sensor dimension.
Great video as usual!
I use a Nikon D810 for landscape mostly. I don't really complain much about the weight, nor the size of the camera itself. My biggest complaint about it would be the lack of a tilting screen for added versatility. I was thinking about buying an outside monitor to help me with that, even though that will up for even more gear (Tripod, camera, lens, remote cabled shutter, outside monitor and square lens kit).
Anyways, thank you so much for your input, it was quite useful for me!
thanks yes i agree the weight isnt worth worrying about really. its just part of it all, its not particularly heavy anyway just the tilt screen like you say.
Agreed, tilt screen is useful for low standing shots when kneeling & cameras high above. Good too for avoiding reflections outdoors.
D810 is magnificent, I'd like a 2nd body, instead of my D600, but will keep the D600 - using with lightweight, small afd lenses. Sigma art on D810 is very bulky, not always helpful.
Isn't an old-fashioned right-angle viewfinder which you attach to the eyepiece a cheap alternative to a flippable screen/grovelling in the mud? Plus it's much better in bright sunshine.
I tried a d810 a few weeks back but the lack of touch screen and no screen movement was a deal breaker for me. It's annoying to have to focus stack images especially if you're in an awkward position or the light is changing fast.
Good rundown on the two cameras. I'm considering upgrading my dx body to the D810 for landscapes, probably with the 24-85 or 24-120 and 70-300 af-p - You can get the camera and both lenses for about the same price as a used Z7 body.
One thing to be aware of the d810 will out resolve those lenses but I’d opt for the 24-120 I love it
@@MartinCastein That's true, I know they are not the sharpest lenses but they are good for the price and weight. Curious what you think of the 70-300 vs the Sigma or Tamron 100-400? Heard there have been QC issues with the Tamron.
i havent got any experience of them im afraid, i wouldnt worry about lenses not being the sharpest just as long as you are aware they wont match what the d810 can do. But really who will notice or care.
Will i have the same issue when i use 85 1.8g with my d750? İt wont keep it up with d750? Bcoz i like the 85 1.8g..i moved back to nikon idk why after sony a7iii..but theres something missing on d750..thats why im after d810
Hi Martin.
Firstly, a big yes to the new background. Nice tones and perspective behind you.
The range of interchangeable eyepieces for the D810 against the U1/ U2 of the D750 gets my attention, those small details, huh. Another one of your insightful overviews based on actual knowledge 🎯🎯🎯
TV licensing people ringing the doorbell kinda of ending...very amusing.
Having recently got an EM-1ii with a fully articulable screen, I'll never be without this feature on a camera.
Hobbyist photographer here. I've been asked to take portrait pics of church members for their directory. I have a Nikon D4 and D610. I plan to use the Nikkor 85mm f1.8G lens with a strobe and small softbox. Which camera do you suggest using for this setup? Which files will be easier to work with in LR Classic? Thanks for your videos!
both will be perfectly fine for that really, just take your pic, you wont have problems with either.
Interestingly they both go for around the same price second hand.
Hi Martin, thanks for the review. I have the D810 and I'm wondering if it's normal for iso not to change automatically in aperture priority mode when the lighting conditions vary. I have auto iso on and the iso switches automatically in M and S modes... Thanks.
when you are auto iso, press the iso button and wind your iso down to 100.
@@MartinCastein Hi, thanks for the reply. That’s what I did but I thought that it would change automatically with the change of light intensity like in the S and M modes…
It don’t matter to me because in the Navy I used all types of film cameras and therefore picking up a camera it don’t matter what itis as it’s only a tool it’s your eyes that is important.
lego camera it is for you then
I have 3 brand new d810s are they still good for professional wedding photography or should i update my equipment?
Use them they are fantastic cameras. Only upgrade to mirrorless when it makes sense for your business financially to do so. No rush for that.
Sir, can you make another video on Nikon d750 Vs Nikon d810 comparing both portraits photos and what difference you see in when you edit them lightroom in terms of color rendition and applying presets
i wanted to do this but i dont have the raw files to do the comparison any more im afraid.
The Nikon D750 has always been on my shopping list alongside the Nikon D780, Nikon Z5 and Nikon D5600 to go alongside my Nikon D5500
I just bought another one!
D750 can nearly see in the dark and is ISO invariant. However, it’s blues and greens in RAW are awful and I fought it every time I had to edit a photo. I traded it for a Fuji X-T1 and didn’t look back. I just can’t see myself spending so much time adjusting colors because they’re reproduced incorrectly by the camera and with a look that is not desirable.
Hi Martin, very interesting video! I am looking to upgrade from a D5600 and am looking at a D800. Both the D810 and to a lesser extent the D750 are a bit beyond my budget currently. I do prefer the more professional body of the D8x0 series but the 810 is about twice as expensive as the 800 here. Do you think the D800 would be a good alternative or is it worth saving up the extra money? Thanks!
yes the d800 is excellent, the d810 is nowhere near twice as good the price suggests, its just a refined d800 really. D800 is more camera than most people will ever need. Its excellent and possibly the best value for money camera available right now.
No. The. 810is. Better. I love my. 750
D750 has had 4 recalls.
D750 has had 4 recslls.
Hey Martin) beautiful workspace detected over your shoulder! Glad to see you
Thank you!
I’ve done over 100 jobs with both of these cameras. The d750 is amazing outdoor and Indoors with flash portrait camera and amazing for candids because if you set the Af to continuous it WILL NOT FAIL YOU. the d810 has great image quality with no low pass filter which is amazing but I would say it’s better for just portrait commercial product and landscape. D750 is a workhorse and defines the term. One more thing all the AF points are sharp. I still do all my jobs with the d750 but not d810 I use the canon R5 instead.
Yeah the R5 is just a better camera full stop, no question about that. Why do you still do your jobs on the d750 rather than the R5?
@@MartinCastein I bring both cameras. The R5 is on another level. But don’t underestimate the 750. The files are amazing very easy to work with in Lightroom. I haven’t gotten all the lenses for the R5 that I have on the D750 Also, I happen to like the images on the D750 especially outdoors better. If I show you links of jobs I’ve done with both without telling you I bet you would choose d750 photos. Don’t get me wrong. I use the R5 for most of the job. But I used to do 750 for portrait work.
interesting! ok makes sense!
D750: 4 recalls so yes the epic winner in that department😅😅😅😅😅
Recalls are normal though happens all the time but I get your point
d810 had at least one recall as well
Great end!
Great job!
I wish you did a D780 vs D810
d810 is no match. D780 is two cameras in one. All the advantages of dslr with mirrorless. High iso much better than 810. Quicker autofocus.
Masterful ending. Loved it.
haha thanks
Wonderful portraits
Im torn between the d800e and d610?
What do you do?
LOL - cannot believe you mate
You love it 🤣
I would just go with the D850 :)
That would definitely be better 😎
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The 5D reigns supreme...
Lol, nope!
@@jtes1442 LOL yeah I know 😂
It looks to me that the D810 was designed more for studio/print work.
Oh yes, sneaky ending.
Haha yes glad you noticed the sneaky ending I was inspired by the game the other day 😅
Does anyone really care
yet here you are
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Отличное видео! Спасибо.750+810=💪👍