Nikon D750 Digital Slr Body

Nikon d750 body used

I previously used Tamrac holsters for my Nikon SLR cameras and was disappointed they are no longer available. However, the Hunter RG Pro 55 Holster is well-padded and durable with metal strap clips and double zippers on the top and front. The interior width (7.5 in) and height (6.5 in) allow easy access for your hand to reach in and grab the Nikon D750 which has dimensions of 6.0 in (w) and 4.5 in (h). In addition, the length (8.0 in) is more than enough for the D750 with a Nikkor 24-120 lens with HB-53 hood reversed; and, the 8.0 in length just allows the camera and lens to fit with the hood in forward (extended) position. Luke

Not sorry I bought this for my D750... I have LARGE hands and always wanted a grip It is very useful for vertical shots and adds slight weight to body I am 125% on the view that Nikon genuine is best and there is NO looseness in connections.... it feels like the camera is what I am trying to say built to the same standard as the body including rubbers etc This is excellent and I am extremely happy I've made the decision to go Nikon as opposed to third party etc And now when on vacations or out for the day will have more than enough power for plenty of shots. Bought mine 9+ and looks as though was opened, and USED stickers applied.... B&H is the BEST reseller I've come across.... and if you need to call... they give 100% the best customer service Nikon is 125% quality

I use this on a fairly large digital SLR. I was afraid the lens would be too large for the opening but it fit just fine. Without this strap the camera points down at an uncomfortable angle - the strap holds it straight and against my body so it's a lot more secure and more comfortable to carry. I'm a little worried that the extra strap around my body might be hot in the summer, but it will be worth it if the camera is more secure. However, it does have a certain dork look about it, sort of like a pocket protector.

This is my first digital SLR. I have been watching canon 50D and Nikon D90 for a long time... right now, this price is really attractive.

I have a Nikon SLR D80 digital camera. purchased this 70-300mm lens have really love it.

I use this and numerous other Nikon lenses with my Mikon D70 and D200 Digital SLR cameras to do Lunar imaging.

USED WITH DIGITAL NIKON SLR AND JVC GZ-HD7 CAMCORDER WITH 4 ADDITIONAL LENS. LOVE THE FACT THIS PRODUCT IS BUILT TO LAST AND DOES NOT WEIGH AS MUCH AS PELICAN CASES. EXCELLENT CASE!!!

I have used David Busch's guides to digital SLR cameras for all the Nikon's I have owned. This one I purchased for a friend just getting started with DLSR photography. It's an excellent reference and teaching tool.

I have a Nikon digital SLR, but the Canon G12 is what I carry in my purse all the time. I had Canon's Powershot 630A and liked that, too, until it finally gave out. I'd been looking at the G12 and promising myself that if I needed to replace the 630A, I'd buy it, but then I talked myself into buying the more compact s100. After a brief period, I traded it in for the G12. The G12 is one of the larger point-and-shoots but that's mainly because it has two features I love: an optical viewfinder and an articulated monitor. For me, there's no contest. It's well worth the larger size. Furthermore, the controls are beautifully placed and easy to use and the pictures are crisp and clear with beautiful color. The one thing I miss (compared to an SLR) is that in Aperture or Shutter priority modes, you don't see the shutter speed (if you're in Av mode) or the aperture (if you're in Tv mode) that the camera has chosen. I hope Canon can correct that in the next iteration.