If you are already a wedding photographer, portraits, feel free like yourself, this is fantastic, get as a second body or like a stuff. And if you want a camera which is a little ashy for about five years, boom, go get this.
If you are already a wedding photographer, portraits, feel free like yourself, this is fantastic, get as a second body or like a stuff. And if you want a camera which is a little ashy for about five years, boom, go get this.
I would 100% recommend the Nikon D750 for high ISO shots, or at least high ISO shots where you still have the ability to edit well afterwards, where they're sharp and you're able to manipulate them afterwards.
[P]rofessionally, if you don't already have gear, I would again 100% recommend this, and if professionally you're going we want 4K, we want 16 megapixel images, we want fast frames a second, we're shooting sports and all that kind of stuff, it's absolutely fantastic.
I'm putting this camera up for sale; probably if you're watching this it's already been sold, but if any of you are thinking about getting a secondhand camera, I can't recommend the Nikon D300 enough.
[I]'m just blown away by how good the quality of the images are, especially the RAW files and the JPEG when you're shooting ISO 3,200 or whatever.
Compared to this, those cameras really blow it out the water, maybe not so much with the Canon 5D Mark I, but if you're looking for a budget full frame camera then this is really the only option you've got, secondhand 5D.
Turn the image stabilization on again, and there you go, look at that, what a huge difference you get, and look at how sharp is that.
