Just when dpreview.com enthusiastically uses the words "Gold Standard" in its review of the Nikon D750, there is a cacophony of internet chatters of what reminiscent of the oil spots of the old Nikon D600 not so long ago--the Nikon D750, at least quite a number of them, demonstrably exhibits some blocked flares in Live View and in pictures when shooting towards the light. Personally I think it's a problem. I can begrudgingly live with its square eyepiece, its top 1/4000s shutter speed and less than stellar buffer. But this is not something a consumer signs up for, for paying $2,300 or $230 and got some weird blocked flare. And I don't believe it's a feature or any acceptable by-product of shooting in sub optimal conditions. If one thinks one does not have this problem or it's not a problem, I say more power to you but just don't go around and belittle folks who have this demonstrable problem.
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