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Nikon D750

RELEASED towards the end of 2014, the Nikon D750 is a solidly built and highly customisable full-frame DSLR aimed at the enthusiast and semi-pro market. At the time of its launch a new D750 body would've set you back £1,800, a figure that has since fallen to around £1,180. However, it's also possible to pick up a second-hand D750 body for between £500 offered a great selection of used D750 bodies on its website, ranging from £514 for a ‘well used' example with a shutter count of 65-140k, to £764 for a model in ‘excellent' condition with a shutter count below 23,000 actuations.

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