Nikon D750

If I could marry you, I could consider. So the Nikon D750 – I got this. I got this

The Nikon D750 delivers pro-level performance at a reasonable asking price, making it our Editor's Choice for full-frame DSLRs under $2,500. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox. This newsletter may contain advertising, deals, or affiliate links

4- New Nikon Z50*. 5- Used Sony a7ii. The D610 and the D750 are the same continuum, it just depends on how much more money you are willing to spend for better features. The D7500 is the best autofocus and best action camera of the bunch, but your choice of lenses will be a bit more limited, and in 5 years time it will be very hard to re-sell a D7500.

I was starting to shoot in 4K and the Nikon just can’t keep up even as a B cam and I really liked lumix’s colour science. Not wanting to sacrifice the D750’s full frame capabilities - the S5 was a no brainer.

Since mirrorless camera aren't any cheaper than DSLR cameras, and people also need an additional adapter to have a reasonable selection of lenses, I would suggest getting either the Canon 6DmKII or the Nikon D750 instead of a mirrorless camera for now. After a few years, we will know whether the world is moving towards mirrorless cameras or whether DSLR cameras will still dominate. Mirrorless cameras may remain a niche product, at least for Nikon and Canon.

The newer canon cameras made more of a jump at higher ISO, with the older cams for star shots the Nikon D750 or D800 where the best of there time with sonys "star eater" problem (Nikon uses Sony sensors so have the good high ISO but without the sony firmware that ate the stars). No idea if the star eater was fixed or not on sony, worth a quick look as sony's had good ISO.