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Introduction |
D750 is a digital single mirror reflex camera released by Nikon on on September 12, 2014. Equipped with a foldable TFT LCD display. The width of the fuselage is about 140.5mm, the height is about 113mm and the thickness is about 78mm. The weight is about 840g (with battery and memory card, but excluding the body cover); About 750 g (camera body only). It comes in blackFor most users, the camera is a tool for taking photos, not collectibles and works of art. The appearance of the camera is a little gray and oily. Even if the paint is knocked off, it will not affect the normal operation of the camera. But the "gray" in the camera is different. The "ash" mentioned here is the general name of all dirt. It includes solid ash particles and impurities, as well as liquid oil and water stains. No kidding, it's nothing new to see insects and moths in the camera. When "gray" appears in the viewfinder, it affects your mood when shooting; When "gray" appears on the photosensitive element, it is likely to affect the effect of the final photo. Eventually make your photos black spots. So next, I will tell you how to keep the photosensitive element of the camera(CMOS) in the cleanest state. | | The Nikon D750 is a digital single mirror reflex camera released by Nikon on on September 12, 2014. This camera has a LCD display on the rear. It is 140.5mm long and about 113mm tall, with a thickness around 78mm. The weight is approximately 840g (with battery and memory card, but excluding the body cover), or about 750 g (camera body only). Nobody likes having odd spots and marks on their images, so follow through this guide to get rid of them for good! |
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