Its light-weight and ease-of-use characteristics make this camera a breeze in any situation. I love the focus mode switch on the front of the body, it's so handy that when you need to go from auto to manual focus in congested scenes, it only takes a millisecond.
This camera is so advanced for its time in many ways, eg. the depth-of-field preview button can make it easy to determine the aperture you need for a given subject.
The integrated LCD panel layout is bold and easy to understand.
On some previous Nikon film SLRs the mode dial could only be rotated to about half way from any given mode, there-by making it necessary to wind the thing back to choose another mode making it a frustrating exercise; but the F75's full rotational mode dial is a synch to use no matter which shooting mode you want.

The F75 is a tidy and compact camera, but its compact feel and the finger space between the vertical grip and the lens would be a bit uncomfortable for hands any larger than mine, and my hands are not of a small nature by any means!

I've used the Nikon F75 for several years now, having purchased it new in 2004, and using various focal length lenses, even though digital SLRs have firmly made their way into the market-place; the F75 is still a real favourite for any kind of shooting.