The Nikon D750 is one of Nikon’s most popular full frame DSLR cameras. Widely acknowledged as a great all round camera that offers great versatility, as well as build quality and design.
For example, the Nikon D750 was the first Nikon camera that features WiFi connectivity, a key turning point in photography’s development and embedding with the development of technology outside of photographic practise.
But what drew photographers alike toward the D750 was its practicality and durability. Hailed as one of the best “all rounders” this camera has great functionality that makes perfect for all sorts of S photography ranging from commercial, to editorial and even professional.
The D750 user will find comfort in using the camera for anything from interior real estate shooting, to landscape and wildlife photography. The ability to shoot such a broad Deangelo of photography to a high standard making it a great choice for amateur, professional and hobbyist photographers everywhere.
Of course, as with any camera the limitations do become obvious as you progress especially when you start to hone in a particular type of photography. The number of lenses that pair with the Nikon D750 are endless.
Adding the right lens to this camera can be a headache. We are going to run through a broad range of lens that both pair well with the camera and also offer a different level of functionality for specific types of photography.
Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
The Nikon 24-120mm lens is a great add on walk around lens that will shoot great portraiture and zoom shots, especially useful for those who like to travel.
The lens has received glowing reviews from anyone who has used it covering shooting options from wide angle to medium telephoto. The lens isn’t the cheapest but it does offer the perfect walk around lens for the everyday snapper.
We really like the quick, sharp autofocusing system that is built in this lens. It allows you to take shots quickly, whilst retaining all the details that you’d be remiss to miss out on. If you add this lens to your D750 you will see instantly that your shots are more natural, with vibrant color, a great range of detail and the option to shoot a great field of depth.
Pros
- Handy focal length range
- Great walk around lens
- Will cover zoom to medium telephoto range functionality
- Weights 23.6 oz which is fairly light for a larger scope lens
- 5x standard zoom
- Nikon VR II technology built in to prevent image vibration
- Image stabilization built in which is great for shooting on the move
- Nikon SWM silent wave motor for quiet shooting experience
- Extra-low dispersion glass reduces the impact of ghosting, glare and flare in your shots
- Manual and autofocus modes available quickly and easily
- Highly functional
- Great for travel, street and portrait photography
Cons
- F/4 aperture means that this lens has an average low level light performance that is not on par with other lenses we’ll feature
- Distortion is an issue with this lens, which is common with zoom and telephoto lens
- This lens is a great walk around option, but for a more focused photographers we recommend a more stylistically specific lens
Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 16-35mm f/4G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
The second lens that we are going to add to our list is the Nikkor 16-35mm f/4 lens which is a great choice for shooters who want a wide-angle lens.
Combined with the Nikon D750 you’ll find that this lens is offers a professional standard wide angel lens. For the price this lens is unmatched for any photographer looking to invest in a high quality wide angle.
The useful zoom range will come in handy for plenty of photographers, whilst the lens is also comparatively light when compared with other wide angle lenses. The price of those lens is really attractive when all the features included are considered – you’ll struggle to find another lens that offers this image capturing ability within the price range.
Pros
- Great value for money
- Great wide angle lens
- Good zoom functionality
- Lightweight (in comparison with other wide angle lenses)
- Autofocus and manual override option built in
- Image stabalization built in
- Vibration reduction software built in
- Great for landscapes, cityscapes and interiors
- Ultra fast and silent motor
- Unwavering color contrast
- Nano glass to reduce ghosting, glare and flare
- Picks up detail well
- Great field of view
Cons
- Slow than more expensive Nikon wide angle lenses
- Poor build quality
- Distortion around the edges of images when the lens is wide open
- Average in low level light
Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 50mm f/1.4G Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
The Nikon 50mm f/1.4 lens when paired with the Nikon D750 is going to be one of the best portrait lens you’ll ever shoot with.
The camera lens combination works perfectly and seamlessly. Primed lens is fantastic for studio, editorial and professional portrait photography. Whether you shoot fashion shots, studio head shots and everything else in between this lens has you covered.
What’s more is that it shoots extremely well in low level light situations. It’s perhaps one the best portraiture lenses on the market and at under 500 dollars this lens is a bargain. If you’re after a portrait lenses for your Nikon D750 then look no further.
Pros
- Great value for money
- Outstanding portrait performance
- Great in low level light
- Fast and accurate autofocusing system
- Mouth watering bokeh
- Ultra lightweight at just 10 ounces
- Sharp depth of field
- 50mm focal length is great for capturing natural looking shots
- Silent motor
- Manual focusing override available
Cons
- No zoom function
- Significant barrel distortion
Nikon AF-S FX NIKKOR 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED Vibration Reduction Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
The Nikon 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 is going to your best bet if you’re after a lenses that can do it all. This lens offers decent value for money and great image quality.
So, if you’re in the market for a lens and you’re sure which is right for you this might be a good option. To avoid continuously switching out lenses, this lens will offer a good shot in almost any situation.
It’s not the lightest lens on the market, but is lighter than most wide angle lenses. You’ll get a reasonably quick autofocus, as well as a good zoom function and decent low level light shooting abilities with this lens.
Pros
- You don’t have to switch out this lens when shooting
- Covers most areas of photography
- Lighter than other wide angle lens
- Sharp when using the zoom function
- Minimum focus distance of 1.6 feet
- Comes with built in image stabalization
- Extra low dispersion glass to reduce glare, flare and ghosting
- Vibration reduction software included
- Silent motorised system
- Great for travel and everyday photography
- Manual override for focusing
- Good all rounder
- If you’re not sure what subject matter you want to shoot, this is a Greta lens for you
- Good build quality
Cons
- Good at everything, but master of non
- Barrel distortion around the edges of shots when used as a wide angle
- Only good for hobbyist photographers
- Not professional
- Image sharpness is scarified when shooting wide angle shots
Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G ED Fixed Zoom Lens with Auto Focus for Nikon DSLR Cameras
The Nikon 35mm f/1.8 is the perfect travel and portrait lens for your Nikon D750.
This lens is great at capturing details, has good levels of bokeh and offers users a lightweight and great value alternative to other similar spec lenses.
It’s worth noting that this lens in particular is made out of plastic so durability might be an issue. However, with this in mind is does mean that the lenses is extremely lightweight and portable.
Image quality also is extremely high with this well rounded cheap, lightweight lens that offers your back a break when lugging around your gear. Perfect for your next vacation!
Pros
- Extremely lightweight
- Great for portraits and travel photography
- Sharp autofocus with a manual override
- 35mm focal length
- Silent fast motor
- Aspherical and low desperation glass to reduce ghosting and glare
- Good bokeh effects
- Lens hood and cap included
- Fast autofocusing system
- Extremely good value for money
Cons
- Plastic body means this lens is less durable
- No zoom function
Conclusion
This list has provided a comprehensive break down of all the best lenses for the Nikon D750.
