750 still rocks. recently I pulled out my D700 and started shooting with it again on Real Estate and there is something about the way it renders that just looks fantastic. Plus the files are half the size and faster to load and work with. You need to use whatever feels right to you.
For your first concern all the philosophy is that you can activate the WYSIWYK by activate D8......it's another concept. So for your example you will see life if the exposure will be correct + histogram......so no trial and error shoots. Normally you will spot on
A nice thoughtful video. My D750 is a great camera, but as a guy that commutes and works in San Francisco, carrying a camera in a regular backpack is an everyday thing. The Z6 and it's much smaller feeling overall kit has transformed my walking around comfort.
Great video thanks. Using the 750/14-24 combo myself but need to incorporate video. Also just bought the DJI RS2 Pro Combo and I noted that the 750 is not on the compatibility list for the RS2 and I want to use the Raveneye system. Looking for good camera alternatives for video. If you have any feedback on this...would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jeff.
At 1:09 you talked about about dedicated buttons. That is why I am giving you a HUGE thumbs up! I edited this comment because I almost forgot to mention, your real estate photos are amazing! Very nice work you did there.
I'll keep both the D750 and Z6ll. I have 11 fast F-mount lenses and a Z-mount adaptor. Only 3 of my F-mount lenses will work with that adapter; the others are the screw drive type from my film days. I'll enjoy both and limit the number of Z-mount lenses to the 3 I have now.
Timely video to pop into my feed. Im in the market for a full frame high megapixel camera again and was looking at all the mirrorless options but Im actually heavily leaning towards the D850.
Moved from a D750 to the new Z6,. Never looking back... in addition, none of the problems is really an issue (for you it is obviously). The fact that you have to adjust your setting while reviewing the photo on the D750 is avoided on the Z6 as you can nail the exposure through the EVF in the 1st place. Your other complaints are more regarding the 2 lenses compared than the cameras themselves.
Back And Fort Because I shoot RAW, meaning the data files have no color, contrast, saturation, sharpness, etc baked in. What amateurish question was that?
Bought a new at the time Fuji xt30. After 1 year gave it up. Got a D750. People can have the mirrorless cameras. If you like packing a pocket full of batteries giver. Dslr have superior battery life. And D750 is just an all around better camera IMO. Cheers
D750 I find even better in low light to shoot moving objects. I am shooting the movement, dancers mostly. I had Z6 for few shootings with 70-200 mm VR II and adapter.... and the photos are not in focus always.... disappointing
The Z6 will focus down to -6ev which is a lot lower light than the D750 but for best AF, native lenses are best. When the 70-200 2.8 S is released at the beginning of 2020, the Z6 and that lens should be the best combination because every S lens released so far is significantly better than the F mount versions. The 24-70 is a typical example that shows the weakness of the G and E only when compared to the S mount. Does your Z6 have 2.10 firmware? that makes a big difference in low light. The AF modes are different so experiment when first switching to Z bodies there is confusion about which model works best for action. I shoot top tier ballet and use a Z6 now and leave the D850 on the shelf.
I own a D750 - I've been shooting stills and video but I want a Z6 for video only really. The D750 is all I need for stills. I'll probably go for the 14-30 as my first lens on it.
@@michaels8597 Hard to compare them like that, The Z series obviously way better video capabilities and the photo image quality is at least as good as the D750 / D850. The classic DSLR's just have different ergonomics.
@@WahidFayumzadah ..well the point is they are being compared.. The thing is though,if you deal with facts and common sense,considering the Z6 came out YEARS after the D750,it is SUPPOSED to be not only better,but should blow the D750 out of the water,and it does not.It is illogical that a camera which just came out at the same price point,is not MILES ahead ,in every way possible,not just be 'just as good' in image quality. TO add to that,the D750 had THREE recalls and even the 'new' camera,the Z6,had two,and that's completely unacceptable.That goes for any brand that's been around for over 100 years.I was going to get the D750 last year and just didnt bother,and got a DSLR with NO such issues.I had to deal with ONE single recall,and that was my XBox,and I swore i would never deal with another company with such poor quality control.
@@michaels8597 Well, I can understand that. But, I think that there just isn't that much development in sensor technology. There's not 1 DSLR or mirrorless which blows a different camera out of the water. Sensors are marginally better. And yeah, having to send products back is bad and sucks, I luckily didn't have that problem. Had 2 D750's and 1 Z6 now. Camera's maybe just don't advance as much as smartphones or game consoles for example. Of course there is medium format and 8k red sensors, but that's a different league. I think the Z6 is almost better in every regard than the D750 but it does not blow it out of the water.
I appreciate your video I'm going to check out your courses from the looks of that we'd run practically the same business with the same camera systems I'm always looking to improve my work
Your first complaint is negated by the fact that your EF displays the exposure as the image is going to be exposed. For everyone else that is a big benefit over the dim OVF. All your shooting data is seen in the EVFso using the Z6 is faster to get the exposure right. Your second issue with the lenses not th camera but having both the 14-24 and 14-30 there is no question the corner to corner sharpness, color, contrast and lack of CA is better with the S lenses than the F mount. The Z cameras are a dream to manually focus with the only current cameras that have accurate focus peaking. I shoot a variety of work, mostly portraiture, product and theater/ballet but a little of everything and unless a client demands larger files, I do not even take the D850 anymore, and use the Z6 because the lenses are better than F mount and getting exposure nailed each time without bracketing or using a light meter more keepers result from fewer shots.IQ is better on the Z6 than D750 also, the later Expeed 6 processor just does a better job than the D750 andD850 in lower light. When the 70-200 2.8 S is released I will just convert entirely to Z6/7 and S lenses because there are no F mount lenses that match or beat the results of S mount native glass. My 85 1.8 S is so much better wide open than the 85 1.4 G and $700 lower cost. Since I seldom shoot on a tripod, the longer exposures with the 14-30 are much sharper than the 14-24 due to excellent IBIS. Besides the Nikkor 14-24, I have the Tamron 15-30 2.8 which has excellent image stabilization on either body but on the Z camera, the combination of IBIS and lens image stabilization allows very low handheld shutter speeds. Maybe if you adapted to the Z cameras your work would be faster and more efficient with the Z6 or Z7 than the D750. The majority of those who have both have switched to the Z is the number one camera in their bag. I am a moderator of a large Nikon community and there is a strong shift going on as people get used to the Z bodies and preference for the S lenses. If I can only take one camera, the D850 stays on the shelf
Hi, nice points. The z6 and the d850 are 2 different cameras with different purposes and what makes z6 seems to do good in lowlight is not the CPU but the larger pixel area of the sensor. These infinitesimal differences in lens and camera IQ, lowlight, DR etc don't justify any reason to waste your money (unless u r Jeff Bezos) running after new toys at every release. What matters more is the art(composition, shooting and post processing) - u can make a cheap ole camera look better than the z7 with good post processing skills in darktable
Considering the D750 is an older DSLR,the Nikon Z6 should be that much better,and it's just not.I cannot logically imagine taking things AWAY Nikon already had,crippling it a bit,and then calling it NEW.I dont want to get something and then have to get 'updates',to get the most of it.I need to USE the camera and if I get something 'new',it has to be better and include ALL things,like card slots.
The card being XQD is one reason the Z cameras are better than the D750, it is a much more rugged and reliable bus and medium. A single XQD ha a better MTBF rating than 2 SD.. The Z camera really are better in many ways than the D750, but since he likes his D750 there is no reason to switch.The S lenses are superior optically to the F mount lenses wherever they share FL.. His main complaint is a non-issue for most of us since the EVF shows the actual exposure before the shot is taken so there is no fooling around with missed exposure, no need to chimp or bracket anymore. The keeper rate is better on the Z cameras because the EVF shows the values and the appearance of the exposure very accurately. The EVF quality and S lenses have been enough to put my beloved D850, the best DSLR ever made, on the shelf.
I Use Nikon D750 and D810 for my RE work, and I am in no rush to convert to mirrorless. Thanks for the video Jeff.
750 still rocks. recently I pulled out my D700 and started shooting with it again on Real Estate and there is something about the way it renders that just looks fantastic. Plus the files are half the size and faster to load and work with. You need to use whatever feels right to you.
This video is very helpful. Thank you.
Such a great meaningful contrast between the two camera. Thanks for making the video, really appreciate and respect your views.
For your first concern all the philosophy is that you can activate the WYSIWYK by activate D8......it's another concept. So for your example you will see life if the exposure will be correct + histogram......so no trial and error shoots. Normally you will spot on
A nice thoughtful video. My D750 is a great camera, but as a guy that commutes and works in San Francisco, carrying a camera in a regular backpack is an everyday thing. The Z6 and it's much smaller feeling overall kit has transformed my walking around comfort.
Great video thanks. Using the 750/14-24 combo myself but need to incorporate video. Also just bought the DJI RS2 Pro Combo and I noted that the 750 is not on the compatibility list for the RS2 and I want to use the Raveneye system. Looking for good camera alternatives for video. If you have any feedback on this...would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jeff.
Moved from my D750 to Sony A7III, amazing camera but can’t say I love working with it! Miss my old gear and I do regret everyday from change systems!
At 1:09 you talked about about dedicated buttons. That is why I am giving you a HUGE thumbs up! I edited this comment because I almost forgot to mention, your real estate photos are amazing! Very nice work you did there.
I'll keep both the D750 and Z6ll. I have 11 fast F-mount lenses and a Z-mount adaptor. Only 3 of my F-mount lenses will work with that adapter; the others are the screw drive type from my film days. I'll enjoy both and limit the number of Z-mount lenses to the 3 I have now.
Timely video to pop into my feed. Im in the market for a full frame high megapixel camera again and was looking at all the mirrorless options but Im actually heavily leaning towards the D850.
Interesting. May I ask why?
On the Z 6 you have focus peaking, enabling you to see where the focus is. Could that be useful when you don't have a focus scale on the lens?
Moved from a D750 to the new Z6,. Never looking back... in addition, none of the problems is really an issue (for you it is obviously). The fact that you have to adjust your setting while reviewing the photo on the D750 is avoided on the Z6 as you can nail the exposure through the EVF in the 1st place. Your other complaints are more regarding the 2 lenses compared than the cameras themselves.
Turning on the histogram also can help. Would be nice if camera would show blown highlights in real time too.
@@mneedes2, Of course, it does if you turn that function on.
Back And Fort Because I shoot RAW, meaning the data files have no color, contrast, saturation, sharpness, etc baked in. What amateurish question was that?
Bought a new at the time Fuji xt30. After 1 year gave it up. Got a D750.
People can have the mirrorless cameras. If you like packing a pocket full of batteries giver.
Dslr have superior battery life. And D750 is just an all around better camera IMO. Cheers
D750 I find even better in low light to shoot moving objects. I am shooting the movement, dancers mostly. I had Z6 for few shootings with 70-200 mm VR II and adapter.... and the photos are not in focus always.... disappointing
The Z6 will focus down to -6ev which is a lot lower light than the D750 but for best AF, native lenses are best. When the 70-200 2.8 S is released at the beginning of 2020, the Z6 and that lens should be the best combination because every S lens released so far is significantly better than the F mount versions. The 24-70 is a typical example that shows the weakness of the G and E only when compared to the S mount. Does your Z6 have 2.10 firmware? that makes a big difference in low light. The AF modes are different so experiment when first switching to Z bodies there is confusion about which model works best for action. I shoot top tier ballet and use a Z6 now and leave the D850 on the shelf.
Thats what i Said in my review. However i do hikes with my d850 and a grip and a telezoom and a d750 with a small zoom and lunch.
I own a D750 - I've been shooting stills and video but I want a Z6 for video only really. The D750 is all I need for stills. I'll probably go for the 14-30 as my first lens on it.
make sense..too bad the Z series cameras are not one the same level as the 750/850..
@@michaels8597 Hard to compare them like that, The Z series obviously way better video capabilities and the photo image quality is at least as good as the D750 / D850. The classic DSLR's just have different ergonomics.
Go for it, you won't regret it :)
@@WahidFayumzadah
..well the point is they are being compared..
The thing is though,if you deal with facts and common sense,considering the Z6 came out YEARS after the D750,it is SUPPOSED to be not only better,but should blow the D750 out of the water,and it does not.It is illogical that a camera which just came out at the same price point,is not MILES ahead ,in every way possible,not just be 'just as good' in image quality.
TO add to that,the D750 had THREE recalls and even the 'new' camera,the Z6,had two,and that's completely unacceptable.That goes for any brand that's been around for over 100 years.I was going to get the D750 last year and just didnt bother,and got a DSLR with NO such issues.I had to deal with ONE single recall,and that was my XBox,and I swore i would never deal with another company with such poor quality control.
@@michaels8597 Well, I can understand that. But, I think that there just isn't that much development in sensor technology. There's not 1 DSLR or mirrorless which blows a different camera out of the water. Sensors are marginally better. And yeah, having to send products back is bad and sucks, I luckily didn't have that problem. Had 2 D750's and 1 Z6 now. Camera's maybe just don't advance as much as smartphones or game consoles for example. Of course there is medium format and 8k red sensors, but that's a different league. I think the Z6 is almost better in every regard than the D750 but it does not blow it out of the water.
I appreciate your video I'm going to check out your courses from the looks of that we'd run practically the same business with the same camera systems I'm always looking to improve my work
Your first complaint is negated by the fact that your EF displays the exposure as the image is going to be exposed. For everyone else that is a big benefit over the dim OVF. All your shooting data is seen in the EVFso using the Z6 is faster to get the exposure right.
Your second issue with the lenses not th camera but having both the 14-24 and 14-30 there is no question the corner to corner sharpness, color, contrast and lack of CA is better with the S lenses than the F mount. The Z cameras are a dream to manually focus with the only current cameras that have accurate focus peaking.
I shoot a variety of work, mostly portraiture, product and theater/ballet but a little of everything and unless a client demands larger files, I do not even take the D850 anymore, and use the Z6 because the lenses are better than F mount and getting exposure nailed each time without bracketing or using a light meter more keepers result from fewer shots.IQ is better on the Z6 than D750 also, the later Expeed 6 processor just does a better job than the D750 andD850 in lower light. When the 70-200 2.8 S is released I will just convert entirely to Z6/7 and S lenses because there are no F mount lenses that match or beat the results of S mount native glass. My 85 1.8 S is so much better wide open than the 85 1.4 G and $700 lower cost. Since I seldom shoot on a tripod, the longer exposures with the 14-30 are much sharper than the 14-24 due to excellent IBIS. Besides the Nikkor 14-24, I have the Tamron 15-30 2.8 which has excellent image stabilization on either body but on the Z camera, the combination of IBIS and lens image stabilization allows very low handheld shutter speeds.
Maybe if you adapted to the Z cameras your work would be faster and more efficient with the Z6 or Z7 than the D750. The majority of those who have both have switched to the Z is the number one camera in their bag. I am a moderator of a large Nikon community and there is a strong shift going on as people get used to the Z bodies and preference for the S lenses. If I can only take one camera, the D850 stays on the shelf
Hi, nice points. The z6 and the d850 are 2 different cameras with different purposes and what makes z6 seems to do good in lowlight is not the CPU but the larger pixel area of the sensor.
These infinitesimal differences in lens and camera IQ, lowlight, DR etc don't justify any reason to waste your money (unless u r Jeff Bezos) running after new toys at every release.
What matters more is the art(composition, shooting and post processing) - u can make a cheap ole camera look better than the z7 with good post processing skills in darktable
I don’t see why a firmware update should not be able to keep the camera settings active during image review. The problem is convincing Nikon to do it.
Considering the D750 is an older DSLR,the Nikon Z6 should be that much better,and it's just not.I cannot logically imagine taking things AWAY Nikon already had,crippling it a bit,and then calling it NEW.I dont want to get something and then have to get 'updates',to get the most of it.I need to USE the camera and if I get something 'new',it has to be better and include ALL things,like card slots.
The card being XQD is one reason the Z cameras are better than the D750, it is a much more rugged and reliable bus and medium. A single XQD ha a better MTBF rating than 2 SD..
The Z camera really are better in many ways than the D750, but since he likes his D750 there is no reason to switch.The S lenses are superior optically to the F mount lenses wherever they share FL.. His main complaint is a non-issue for most of us since the EVF shows the actual exposure before the shot is taken so there is no fooling around with missed exposure, no need to chimp or bracket anymore. The keeper rate is better on the Z cameras because the EVF shows the values and the appearance of the exposure very accurately. The EVF quality and S lenses have been enough to put my beloved D850, the best DSLR ever made, on the shelf.
nikon z6 14 - 30mm is insanely sharp
For the size and the weight it is really awesome. The 30mm focal length makes it much more versatile too.
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High dynamic range makes the D750 ideal for real estate. If the Z6 has higher dynamic range I'd go for it. sterlingimagesphotography.com
Z6 DR is higher