Sure, we do see the changes you would expect in a mirrorless camera – light weight, lower battery life, and an electronic viewfinder – but Nikon’s changes extend deeper than just the surface. Bigger sensors are more effective because they have more surface area to capture light. With such a high amount of resolution, the D850 can easily create prints in excess of A3 and images can be cropped heavily without compromising image quality. At Photography Life, we’ve filmed most of our video courses so far with the D750, and I think it’s likely that we will switch to the Z6 (or Z7) going forward. Dual SD card slots feature at the side of the Nikon D780 which is an improvement over the dual UHS-1. Thank you for this interesting article. I'm interested in your viewfinder experience coming from the D750. The Z6 has the same 3.6M-dot electronic viewfinder as the Z7. Nikon D780 VS D750 Specs: (video credit: DSLR VS) Design & Build Quality. Okay, let’s wake up and smell the coffee. The D780 has native access to Nikon’s huge lineup of F-mount lenses, which cover practically any need you can think of. I guess this is a good problem to have, and going with the latest technology (Z6) might ultimately make more sense for me, especially if the reviews are positive. Nikon Night Photography Showdown: D850 vs the D750, D810, and D5. Nikon Z6 vs Z7: The Z6 Has Better Video Quality. And here are the results. The Nikon Z6 and Z7 both offer high-quality (4K) video capabilities. Which is better for you—the fast-shooting, APS-C D500, or the full-frame D750? https://www.instagram.com/photo_by_richard. Black and white looks great on the D750. I am happy with both, so is repeat clientele. But one is a well tested and proven autofocus system while the other one is a completely untested system, so how do they perform and compare in real life? From autofocus to touch screen interface to the operation speed when you take a photo or review photos, everything just works smoothly and quickly. This is Nikon’s best autofocus system that is only recently succeed  by the 153 point autofocus system on the D5/D500/D850. This is great for people who is travelling as you can top up the battery easily through out the day. If you intend to create large prints, its sensor is better equipped to create the image … It has a higher Overall Score and beats Nikon D750 in all criteria. Using the Sony G 440/400MB/s XQD card, it takes approximately 4 seconds to completely clear the buffer to the memory card. I’m curious if I’ll like/dislike it compared to the D750. At really high ISO, the Z6 has slightly over 1 stop advantage when compared to the D750. The D850 offers outstanding image quality, close to medium-format resolution and … The new af system is a lot easier to learn and easy for new users, A lot of people will just use auto-area mode as it can work reasonably well for most kind of scenes. There is also a “Low Light AF” setting on the Z6 which is default to off, if you turn it on, the Z6 can autofocus even when it is really really dark (but slowly). The Nikon Z6 and Z7 both offer high-quality (4K) video capabilities. The Nikon Z6 on other hand uses a brand new Hybrid autofocus system which has 273 on-sensor phase detection autofocus system combines with contrast detection autofocus system. As you can see by the specifications, the Nikon Z6 has some major advantages over the older D750: As you can see, there are a number of differences in the specifications above. (the Z6 also seems to apply stronger noise reduction even if you turn NR completely off in post processing). Image quality: As mentioned, the ... the D850 can easily create prints in excess of A3 and images can be cropped heavily without compromising image quality. I know that sounds silly but when I go on a social media site, it is very obvious that unless you have these cameras on a tripod or a have great image stabilization such as the Tamron lenses, they cannot match the image quality of the D750. Much longer battery life. My own testing suggests the in-body VR is around 3-4 stops effective. After taking a single photo it would take a second or two before the camera is ready for taking photo again. Don't switch cameras for image quality, the D750 and Z6 are really almost the same. And the FTZ doesn’t link to the Ai and AiS lenses so aperture settings become completely manual and the diaphragm doesn’t open/close automatically for each shot. But at 2018, 4K is really the standard and the Z6 can capture 4K video up to 30fps at full frame and also full sensor readout. Nikon Night Photography Showdown: D850 vs the D750, D810, and D5. As you can see, the Z6 image quality is better but not only that, the difference between the image from the two camera is more obvious. It’s much sharper than the 28-300. Gear question. From ISO 6400, then you can start see the difference between the photos from these two cameras. [Edited 2018/11/20: the original Z6 photos I post had NR set to normal, this is now corrected and replaced with photos with NR off], (there seems to be some camera shake with the Z6 ISO6400 sample).