Nikon D610 vs. Nikon D750 – Camera Comparison

Comparison of the Nikon D610 and the Nikon D750

Nikon D610

72 points

Nikon D750

79 points

Nikon D610

Nikon D610 ✭ Camspex.com

113 mm

141 mm

BODY

Nikon D750

Nikon D750 ✭ Camspex.com

113 mm

141 mm

2013

YEAR

Year of announcement

2014

Magnesium alloy

BODY MATERIAL

Magnesium alloy

sealed

Weathersealed

WEATHER SEALING

Weather
sealed

Weathersealed

Nikon F

LENS MOUNT

Nikon F

150 000 cycles

SHUTTER LIFE

The shutter durability as rated by the manufacturer.

150 000 cycles

850 g
1.87 lb

141 x 113 x 82 mm
5.6 x 4.4 x 3.2 in.

DIMENSIONS
& WEIGHT

Length x Height x Width and the Weight incl. batteries and memory card

DIMENS.
& WEIGHT

Length x Height x Width and the Weight incl. batteries and memory card

141 x 113 x 78 mm
5.6 x 4.4 x 3.1 in.

840 g
1.85 lb

Nikon D610

Nikon D750

24.3 MP

Sony IMX128 Exmor CMOS Full Frame Sensor

SENSOR

The number of effective megapixels (MP). Sensor manufacturer (if known) and sensor type.

SENSOR

Sensor manufacturer (if known) and sensor type.

24.3 MP

Sony IMX128 Exmor CMOS Full Frame Sensor

24.3 MP

EFFECTIVE MEGAPIX

The number of effective megapixels (MP).

24.3 MP

35.9 x 24.0 mm

SENSOR SIZE

35.9 x 24.0 mm

6016 x 4016 pixels

MAX. RESOLUTION

Maximum still image resolution

MAX. RESOLUT.

Maximum still image resolution

6016 x 4016 pixels

1x

CROP FACTOR

A 50mm lens on a camera with a crop factor of 1.5x would behave like a 75mm lens on a full-frame camera with a crop factor of 1x (50mm x 1.5 = 75mm)

1x

Bayer array

COLOR FILTER

Bayer array

5.97 μm

PIXEL PITCH

The center-to-center distance between two pixels (photosites) on a sensor. The larger the photosites, the more light they can capture and the lower is the level of visible “noise” in captured images.

5.97 μm

Fixed

LOW-PASS FILTER

A low-pass filter blurs fine details of an image to eliminate the moiré and the color artifacts of finely patterned structures. Without a low-pass filter images will appear sharper, but there is also a risk of moiré occurring in certain scenes.

Fixed

3:2

NATIVE
ASPECT RATIO

The width to height ratio of the “straight out of the camera” images. However, most modern digital cameras are capable of producing images in various aspect ratios.

ASPECT RATIO

The width to height ratio of the “straight out of the camera” images. However, most modern digital cameras are capable of producing images in various aspect ratios.

3:2

Nikon D610

DXOMARK

SENSOR

SCORE

Analysis of the camera image quality by dxomark.com

SCORE

Nikon D750

94

DXOMARK Sensor Overall Score shows a camera’s sensor quality in terms of noise, ability to render high contrast, formation of colored noise, ability to shoot in low light.

OVERALL SCORE

93

25.1

The color depth performance ( DXOMARK Portrait Score) in bits

COLOR DEPTH

24.8

14.4

The maximum dynamic range performance ( DXOMARK Landscape Score) in exposure value (EV)

DYNAMIC RANGE

14.5

2925

The low-light sensitivity performance ( DXOMARK Sports Score) in ISO sensitivity value

LOW-LIGHT ISO

2956

Nikon D610

Nikon D750

COVERAGE:

100 %

REAL SIZE:

0.70

VIEW­FINDER

The viewfinder frame COVERAGE in percent and the real viewfinder SIZE (VF magnification corrected by the crop factor of a camera — this way cameras with different sensor sizes can be compared).

COVERAGE:

100 %

REAL SIZE:

0.70

Optical (pentaprism)

VF TYPE

Optical (pentaprism)

Fixed

 921 600 dot 

LCD

REAR SCREEN

Articulated 

1 228 800 dot 

LCD

3.2 inch

SCREEN SIZE

3.2 inch

LIVE VIEW & TOUCH SCREEN

camspex.com — Top plate LCD — Nikon D610

TOP LCD PANEL

LCD panel on top of the camera which provides information about the current camera settings.

camspex.com — Top plate LCD — Nikon D750

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Nikon D610

Nikon D750

Phase detection, Contrast detection in Live View mode

AUTOFOCUS SYSTEM

AF SYSTEM

Phase detection, Contrast detection in Live View mode

Multi-CAM 4800FX

AUTOFOCUS MODULE

AF MODULE

Advanced Multi-CAM 3500FX II

39

39

FOCUS POINTS

Autofocus points
as shown in the figures below:

°

linear sensors

°

cross-type sensors

°

dual cross-type sensors

contrast autofocus areas

51

51

9

CROSS-TYPE FOCUS POINTS

CROSS-TYPE FP

15

camspex.com — Autofocus system — Nikon D610

-1

EV

100

The minimum exposure value of the AF working range (at 23°C and ISO 100). The smaller this value, the less light is needed for normal autofocus operation.

-3

camspex.com — Autofocus system — Nikon D750

9 %

AF COVERAGE

Frame coverage by AF sensors in percent.

12 %

Yes

IN-BODY
AF MOTOR

An in-body AF motor gives the ability to auto-focus with older lenses which don’t have their own motors.

Yes

No

IN-BODY IMAGE STABILIZATION

IMAGE STABILIZ.

No

Nikon D610

Nikon D750

EXPEED 3 EI-175

IMAGE
PROCESSOR

EXPEED 4

12 or 14 bit RAW, JPEG

OUTPUT FORMATS

12 or 14 bit RAW, JPEG

100 – 6400
(can be extended to ISO 50 – 25600)

ISO SEN­SITIVITY

Auto, 100 – 12800
(can be extended to ISO 50 – 51200)

6
fps

CONTINUOUS DRIVE

Maximum frames per second (fps) in continuous drive mode when using the mechanical shutter.

CONT. DRIVE

Maximum frames per second (fps) in continuous drive mode when using the mechanical shutter.

6.5
fps

51 JPEG shots

14 RAW shots

MAX. BURST

Maximum number of shots in high-speed continuous drive mode until the buffer is full.

100 JPEG shots

48 RAW shots

1080p @ 30 fps (Full HD)

MAX. VIDEO RESOLUTION

VIDEO

1080p @ 60 fps (Full HD)

-5/+5 EV

  (in 1/3 or 1/2 EV steps)

EXPOSURE COMPENSATION

EXPOSURE COMPENS.

-5/+5 EV

  (in 1/3 or 1/2 EV steps)

Bulb,

 

30 sec

 → 

1/4000 sec

SHUTTER SPEED

Maximum and minimum possible exposure time in seconds.

Bulb, 

30 sec

 → 

1/4000 sec

Nikon D610

Nikon D750

X-SYNC:

1/200

GUIDE
NUMBER:

GN:

12

BUILT-IN FLASH

GUIDE
NUMBER:

GN:

12

X-SYNC:

1/200

Yes

HOT SHOE

Yes

USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)

USB

USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec)

Microphone port, Headphone port, HDMI

CONNECTIONS

CONNECT.

Microphone port, Headphone port, HDMI

BUILT-IN
DEVICES

SD, SDHC, SDXC

STORAGE TYPES

SD, SDHC, SDXC

2

CARD SLOTS

2

900
shots

BATTERY LIFE

Maximum number of images that can be shot per single battery charge (according to CIPA).

1230
shots