“Why use the D750 at Bryce instead of the 810?” recently popped up in my Twitter feed. The answer was quite simple, wireless. But I got the feeling that answer didn’t work for some so thought I should explain. When working with other photographers and helping them to “see” what I’m “seeing” when the camera can’t deliver the finished photo, working wireless is a killer teaching tool. In this case, shooting B&W, “seeing” not only the B&W image but how it looks once finished. I sent the image to the iPhone 6, ran the D750 image through Photoshop Express and Photoshop Fix. By being able to “finish” a photo in the field, holding up the iPhone to see the reality and the perception is a powerful tool for learning. Since wireless is built into the D750 and works so perfectly, it produces big, beautiful files, the reason why I shot with it instead of the D810 was simple, wireless.
