Nikon D750 Competitors

As well as being compared against other pro DSLRs, the Nikon D750 is also often compared to boutiques, entry-level DSLRs and mirrorless. The Nikon D750's top rivals come from Nikon (such as the D500 and the D610) and Canon (such as the EOS 6D and the EOS 5D Mark III)

Generally, some of the advantages of the Nikon D750 compared to boutique competitors include: it has a much longer battery life (1230 shots vs 330 shots), has interchangeable lenses, is significantly less expensive ($1,149.00 vs $3,396.95), has higher quality type of viewfinder (pentaprism vs digital) and has more storage slots (2 vs 1).

However, on average it has a significantly lower resolution screen (1,229k dots vs 2,100k dots), doesn't have image stabilization (none vs sensor shift), takes significantly lower resolution photos (24.3 MP vs 42.2 MP), significantly lower maximum light sensitivity (12,800 ISO vs 204,800 ISO) and doesn't have a touch screen.

Nikon Z6

4 years newer

$1,764 - $1,997

Significant advantages of the Z6 (vs the D750)

• Image stabilization:
  1. Sensor shift
  vs None
• Has a touch screen
• Better maximum light sensitivity: 204,800 ISO vs 12,800 ISO

Significant disadvantages of the Z6 (vs the D750)

• Much shorter battery life: 310 shots vs 1230 shots
• Built-in lens only
• No built-in flash

common strengths of the Z6 and D750

• Larger than average screens: 3.2" vs 3.2"
• Flip-out screens
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection

Compare the Z6 vs the D750

Nikon Z7

4 years newer

$3,397 - $3,547

Significant advantages of the Z7 (vs the D750)

• Image stabilization:
  1. Sensor shift
  vs None
• Has a touch screen
• Significantly higher resolution screen: 2,100k dots vs 1,229k dots

Significant disadvantages of the Z7 (vs the D750)

• Much shorter battery life: 330 shots vs 1230 shots
• Built-in lens only
• No built-in flash

common strengths of the Z7 and D750

• Larger than average screens: 3.2" vs 3.2"
• Flip-out screens
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection

Compare the Z7 vs the D750

Sony Alpha a99 II

2 years newer

$3,198 - $3,654

Significant advantages of the Alpha a99 II (vs the D750)

• Image stabilization:
  1. Sensor shift
  vs None
• Significantly higher true resolution: 42.2 MP vs 24.3 MP
• Better maximum light sensitivity: 102,400 ISO vs 12,800 ISO

Significant disadvantages of the Alpha a99 II (vs the D750)

• Much shorter battery life: 490 shots vs 1230 shots
• Significantly smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Built-in lens only

common strengths of the Alpha a99 II and D750

• Flip-out screens
• Very long battery life: 490 shots vs 1230 shots
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection

Compare the Sony Alpha a99 II vs the Nikon D750

Fujifilm GFX 50S

2 years newer

$5,499

Significant advantages of the GFX 50S (vs the D750)

• Has a touch screen
• Has an OLED screen: OLED vs LCD
• Much higher resolution screen: 2,360k dots vs 1,229k dots

Significant disadvantages of the GFX 50S (vs the D750)

• Much shorter battery life: 400 shots vs 1230 shots
• Built-in lens only
• Slower autofocus: Contrast detection vs Phase detection

common strengths of the GFX 50S and D750

• Larger than average screens: 3.2" vs 3.2"
• Flip-out screens
• Great battery life: 400 shots vs 1230 shots

Compare the Fujifilm GFX 50S vs the Nikon D750

Generally, some of the advantages of the Nikon D750 compared to mirrorless interchangeable-lens competitors include: it has a much larger screen (3.2" vs 3"), has a slightly higher resolution screen (1,229k dots vs 921k dots), has higher quality type of viewfinder (pentaprism vs digital), can focus continuously while recording movies and much more lenses available (171 lenses vs 62 lenses).

However, on average it records higher quality movies (1080p @ 60fps vs UHD @ 30fps), doesn't record high-speed movies (none vs 120 fps), doesn't have image stabilization (none vs sensor shift), slightly lower maximum light sensitivity (12,800 ISO vs 51,200 ISO) and doesn't have a touch screen.

Sony a7 III

3 years newer

$1,876 - $1,998 (body only)

$2,116 - $2,198 28-70mm lens

Significant advantages of the a7 III (vs the D750)

• Higher resolution movies: UHD @ 30fps vs 1080p @ 60fps
• Records high-speed movies: 120 fps vs None
• Image stabilization:
  1. Sensor shift
  vs None

Significant disadvantages of the a7 III (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Significantly lower resolution screen: 921k dots vs 1,229k dots

common strengths of the a7 III and D750

• Weather sealed
• Very long battery life: 710 shots vs 1230 shots
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection

Compare the Sony a7 III vs the Nikon D750

Sony Alpha 7 II

similar age

$998 (body only)

$1,198 28-70mm lens

Significant advantages of the 7 II (vs the D750)

• Image stabilization:
  1. Sensor shift
  vs None
• Significantly smaller: Prosumer size (127×96×60 mm) vs Professional size (141×113×78 mm)

Significant disadvantages of the 7 II (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Much shorter battery life: 350 shots vs 1230 shots

common strengths of the 7 II and D750

• High resolution screens: 1,230k dots vs 1,229k dots
• Weather sealed
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection

Compare the Sony Alpha 7 II vs the Nikon D750

Fujifilm X-T30

4 years newer

$899 (body only)

$999 - $1,039 15-45mm lens

Significant advantages of the X-T30 (vs the D750)

• Has a touch screen
• Significantly more focus points: 425 vs 51
• Shoots significantly faster: 30 fps vs 6.5 fps

Significant disadvantages of the X-T30 (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Much shorter battery life: 380 shots vs 1230 shots

common strengths of the X-T30 and D750

• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection
• Have external mic jacks
• Popularity: 155 vs 262

Compare the Fujifilm X-T30 vs the Nikon D750

Sony A7R

1 year older

$1,604 (body only)

$2,148 35mm lens

Significant advantages of the A7R (vs the D750)

• Significantly higher true resolution: 36.2 MP vs 24.3 MP
• Significantly smaller: Standard size (127×94×48 mm) vs Professional size (141×113×78 mm)
• Significantly thinner: 1.9" vs 3.1"

Significant disadvantages of the A7R (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Much shorter battery life: 340 shots vs 1230 shots

common strengths of the A7R and D750

• Weather sealed
• Focus continuously recording movies
• Have external mic jacks

Compare the Sony A7R vs the Nikon D750

Sony Alpha a6300

1 year newer

Significant advantages of the Alpha a6300 (vs the D750)

• Records high-speed movies: 120 fps vs None
• Significantly more focus points: 425 vs 51
• Much smaller: Mid size (120×67×49 mm) vs Professional size (141×113×78 mm)

Significant disadvantages of the Alpha a6300 (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Much shorter battery life: 400 shots vs 1230 shots

common strengths of the Alpha a6300 and D750

• Weather sealed
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection
• Have external mic jacks

Compare the Sony Alpha a6300 vs the Nikon D750

Fujifilm X-T3

4 years newer

$1,399 (body only)

$1,699 18-55mm lens

Significant advantages of the X-T3 (vs the D750)

• Has a touch screen
• Significantly more focus points: 425 vs 51
• Shoots faster: 20 fps vs 6.5 fps

Significant disadvantages of the X-T3 (vs the D750)

• Much smaller screen: 3" vs 3.2"
• Doesn't have a built-in focus motor
• Much shorter battery life: 390 shots vs 1230 shots

common strengths of the X-T3 and D750

• Weather sealed
• Both use faster phase detection autofocus: Phase detection vs Phase detection
• Have external mic jacks

Compare the Fujifilm X-T3 vs the Nikon D750