Logitech 750 Camera

This is my third Logitech 750. I actually wore off the home key finders on F and J I used it so much. Still worked so I gave it to someone who doesn't touch type. I needed to set up an additional work station, and this was the keyboard choice. The key profile is low, the keys only slightly concave to meet your fingers, and little pressure is required. My hands glide across the entire area. The keystroked work just sails along effortlessly.

Works great with logitech camera.

Great addition to my 750. Quality made.

I use Nikon camera long time first D90, next 750 and just now 850 D850 is most comfortable and takes picture with most tonal range. Photography is my hobby and I need the camera that is a pleasure to use. I often look birds and viewfinder is comfortable for my eyes. My order was shipped very fast.

I put this on my Nikon D-750 to keep it from taking on that patina (scratches and such). It fits perfectly and doesn't get in the way of the camera's handling. If this were a suit, it would fit like a made-to-order garment: no looseness, no pulls; just a perfect fit.

Received the Ad200 pro and the trigger for my Nikon 750 camera and couldn't be happier. Powerful flash with the added option of high speed sync. This flash is the equivalent of having 3 speed lights at once with a simple menu option and I can even add more flash units to increase the power if needed. Flawless ordering and delivery experience as always by B&H!

I bought the D-750 to replace a D-610 that was damaged. The D-750 is an improved camera. I particularly like the tilting monitor feature. I use this camera primarily with a Nikon 600mm lens. With the D-610 there were times that I had to practically stand on my head to see the image. With the tilting monitor it is MUCH easier to compose the image. I wish this feature was on more of Nikon's line-up.

The D850 is the perfect camera for me. I loved my 750 but was ready for an upgrade. The 850 is exceeding my expectations. From the touch screen to the 45.7 megapixels, it's everything I wanted.

The $1,300 price drop was what enabled me to even consider a full frame camera. I upgraded from a D7200 to the D750 and will never, EVER go back to a crop frame sensor. The layout and menu navigation of the two cameras are nearly identical, so the learning curve was minimal. Yes, the number of megapixels are the same, but the pixels are much larger in the 750 which means this thing is amazing in low light/high ISO situations. I have no substantial grain issues with 5,000 or even 8,000 ISO. And the focus is perfection! In a dark room, using a flash, the camera locks on with incredible sharpness. People may bash this camera for the Low Pass filter (they say if affects sharpness to help the camera prevent moire patterns), but I havent seen any issues with it. I am a corporate photographer (not nature or landscapes) so I may not fully benefit from this monster sensor, but everything is better... the image, my experience, my workflow, etc. The bokah generated by the full frame is perfect for portraits. I love the kit lens that comes with it (nice walk-around 24-140 f/4). I also use a Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 and Sigma 50mm f/1.4 (I owned these before I bought the 750). The camera is heavy, but the deep grip is comfortable. I havent used the built-in WiFi, but people say they love it. I strongly recommend making the upgrade, especially at this price point. Everything will feel better, look better, and drastically improve your professional look.

As expected, well built and a great addition to my D-750. The buttons mirror those on the camera including those with alternative uses, such as rear button focus. Shooting with this in portrait mode is significantly more natural for hand held photography (my primary purchase reason). The additional power is a nice plus!