I have a D7200 that I’m perfectly happy with, but the Adorama emails in my inbox are tempting me and I want o go full frame (mostly full frame lenses anyway).

Is the D750 worthwhile versus my D7200, or should I just wait a bit and buy the D850?

I’ve invested mostly in glass to date, and have a wide range of photography interests.  Everything from portraits to landscapes.

That’s what I’m wondering.  I do shoot a lot of wildlife, in which case I’m imagining it won’t make a difference.

So it’s really for portraits and landscapes.

That and the fact that photography has been a pretty serious hobby for me for about 12 years and I’ve never had a full frame camera so want to see what, if anything, I’m missing.

Thanks, that confirms my thinking and is the reason I’ve haven’t pulled the trigger on it for the last few days.

I’ll hold off.

You might consider renting one. I did that for a vacation one year to test whether full frame was right for me (it is), and it's a great way to try before you buy. LensRentals.com has served me well.

Thanks, good suggestion

+1 on Zack’s post.  Honestly if I didn’t need the wider shots for aurora and similar, I’d have picked up a D500 instead of a D850.  Rent a D750 and see how FX feels to you, as coming from a DX body the perceived change in lenses is a bit disconcerting.  Figure a 70-200mm f/2.8 looks like exactly that on a FX camera, but on a DX it looks equivalent of a 135-300mm f/2.8 due to sensor size changes, plus you’re using the ‘sweet spot’ of the glass so things can be sharper, more contrasts, etc.  Mostly it’s because the sensor is using the sharpest parts of the lens instead of the full thing.  That said, I’d absolutely invest in quality FX glass either way.

look around and pick up a cheap D700.

i luv mine.

i can only talk from my experience as the boyfriend of a professional couples and landscape photographer for the past few years but... we had lots of troubles with her D7100's, and the D7200's we hear have fixed those but weren't real 'upgrades'. We did step from those to the D750's which I personally love and the camera is more capable then I am of course. My girlfriend however practically lost her shit when she added a 3rd camera and made it a D850. The leap in features and capabilities (low-light, focus points, etc) was apparently 'game changing'. She won't go back down to a D750 again if we need to buy a new one replace one (which we might have to unfortunately now). She's D850 and up going forward. It's apparently WELL worth step up in price if you're looking for a camera.