There is a “new” Nikon D750, (or some variant of this model), on the way and Nikon Rumors has gotten ahold of some early specifications for the potential updated camera.
Specs (from Nikon Rumors)
- The Nikon D750 replacement will not be called D760 – it will have a higher model number (between D760 and D800, maybe 770 or 790)
- It will be a merge of the D700 series and the D800 series (not sure what that means – maybe in terms of functionality)
- 24MP BSI sensor
- 4k video support (no 4k 60fps), 1080p 120fps
- Built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
- No built-in flash
- Higher ISO (better than the D850)
- 2x UHS-II SD memory cards
- Between 51 and 153 AF points – one number that I was given is 105 AF points
- Touchscreen
- An updated interface like the Z -series
- Slightly smaller and lighter body than the current D750
- To be released in 2020 (it could be as early as January-February, but this is not confirmed)
A replacement to the Nikon D750 has been long anticipated, so this new camera may make a lot of Nikon shooters very excited. That said, I don’t see much here to be overly excited about. It looks like it’ll basically be a Nikon Z6 except that it’ll have two UHS-II SD card slots and an optical viewfinder. There’s a decent chance, however, that this rumor is missing some key details. Let’s hope there’s more.
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I realize this camera will be great in low light, but sometimes it’s nice to have a quick fill flash available.
I guess that’s something that you might be able to prepare for if you know you’re shooting in low light? Why kind of photography do you do?
I mostly shoot sports, so fill flash doesn’t help, but the lighter weight and better low light performance on my end of the lens really does, so I’m going to consider waiting.