DC (D Classic) at Amcorp Mall is also recommended. i bought all my camera from there. Look for Ah Mun.

Helping out a friend to shoot his wedding photo. Feedback or comment is welcomed. Thanks.

Thanks for your feedback. Just wanna try other tone instead of the "normal" tone

i think you need a faster sdcard. i have no issue taking more than 10 raw photos at once

D750 is still consider the entry level FX camera, therefore Nikon is not placing everything into this body. Not to mention it is one of the lightest FX camera. Does AF-ON button really make so much difference? i always set the AE Lock to AF-ON and it works just fine. Guess 1/4000 vs 1/8000's difference is insignificant unless you are taking close up motor sports. Otherwise 1/4000 is more than enough. To compensate my fact, please check all your photos, how many were shot at 1/8000?

I think D750 will sell like hot cake. Imagine with its price tag lower than a D800, you have the image processor of EXPEED 4, built in wifi, better metering sensor which allow you to take much better low light photo, faster continuous shooting, tilt LCD and a lot more which you can't find any in the market with its price tag.

i think the positioning of AE Lock is very subjective. I am using D600 and i am using that button as AF-ON all the time, i dont find any difficulty or discomfort using it. Anyway, it is definitely good to have dedicated AF-ON button but i will not say it is a showstopper for not having it.

Yes you are right about using the 1/8000 to shoot under bright day light with wide open aperture. However, this situation is very rare. Example, i have been shooting landscaping and portrait overseas like NZ, Aus, Korea and etc and i have no problem to shoot with my 50mm f1.8 wide open under bright day light. Those photos came out to be all right. i am not trying to argue about the usefulness of 1/8000, definitely it has its advantages however to what extend we really need this shuttle speed? i think it is a common topic everywhere in the world and i would say its good to have but not must have.

D600 is a good camera, no need to sell la. i just bought D750 and keeping my D600 as backup.

if you are affected by flare issue better send back to nikon. Recently they recalled all d750 and i bought one right after the new batch released. They claimed that the new batch has no flare issue.

body itself around 5790 - 5850