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The Nikon D7000 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16.2 megapixels manufactured from 2010 to 2013 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 6 FPS x 16 RAW / 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 612 €;
266 users have given it an average vote of 9.1 out of 10
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Pros: love high iso and nikon have done good job with live view and fast focus its hard to find a fault with this camera a good investment for your hard nearned dollars
Cons: Release mode dial can be nocked and change to diffrent mode and would have liked if they had kept with compac flash than sd cards they are to small and easy to lose or misplace them
Opinion: since getting the D7000 my photography has gone up a level and i give the camera credit for it long with the new 300f4 lens i look forward to nikons improvement to there cameras in the future it shows they are moveing in the wright directions in mine view what i would like to see them do next is come out with 300f4 with vr that would be a good think
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Opinion:The nikon d7000 looks pleasant to the touch, built egregiously to be a reflex with aps-c sensor. Semi-pro body, important grip, with a 16.2 megapixel sensor that churns out very interesting images with the possibility of getting great prints. It sins a little from the point of view of autofocus, especially in low light conditions, and this not excellent reaction certainly does not put it on top with regard to the aps-c bodies for moving shots. Ultimately it is a great reflex, which certainly does not have much to envy to the latest machine bodies (at least as far as entry levels are concerned), while it certainly does not stand the comparison when compared with the older sisters d7200/d7500. Tip: use it with "important" optics as only with them can make it to its full potential. Recommended.
Pros:Reliability, ease of use, lightweight, comfortable ergonomics, double slot, robust as it is an aps-c
Cons:now dated in 2019, noise over 1250 perceptible iso, AF not always lightning and precise
Opinion:My first Semipro at the beginning of the new 2010: arrived from a d3100, the difference was clear. Very comfortable, robust even if a semi-professional and classified as consumer. Used quite a lot, the first model 145 thousand shots, replaced shutter because it fell from 2 meters and then another 220k shots. He accompanied me for 7 long years and then died permanently with spare parts not available. Everywhere I went, it captured what I had to do. Of course, it doesn't compare with newer, more massive machines, but in my opinion it was the perfect heir to the old D90. One of the best aps-c reflexes from which came the following 7100 7200. The double slot is very comfortable, the first model to have one. 6 fps enough, iso up to 1250 used, because beyond the noise was clearly visible. One that for what I had to do was fine, clearly equipped with flash, but after 1 and a half years with the d3100, the D7000 took a huge step compared to the entry level. For my gaudio I wanted to take a second body, because after 200k shots I knew it would abandon me... what happened, but I "betrayed" it with the d7100 that I still have but did not satisfy me like the D7000. I mean, I'd say a nice 9.
Pros:Robust and ideal for seriously learning the basics of photography
Cons:AF, in poor light or mixed difficult to use
Opinion:Hello, I had this camera for 4 years, what about a tractor, the first 6 months I used it only in manual and it is sevito to learn a lot, then with in-depth courses I managed to discover my limits and those of the room. In poor light when I had to raise the iso to more than 1000 bad photos (a lot of noise), with great light and no one (few) says raising the iso has never been a problem. I also printed 50 x 70 cm on canvas with good and appreciated results. I recommend it for those who want to try their hand at the photographic adventure. Good light Marco. P.S. My vote was 8 more than enough, from 8 onwards it had to be exceptional.
Cons:Arrangements ISO command, Af points kinda Central
Opinion:I come from a fantastic D200 and here on the D7000 the many differences are felt quite a lot. To begin the ISO seal, not exceptional compared to newer machines or FF but still good, I would say that up to 1600 even with little light the yield is very good, up to 2000 with a little bit of PP you pull out photos of excellent standard. You can push up to 3200 or more but you should not be prorpio in the dark and claim too much. The 16 mpx about are more than adequate, you can print an A3 with perfect definition, but also with excellent results, and in addition the files do not weigh very much... maybe more mpx do not serve a lot if not to crop a little pushed. Compared to the d200 I come from I'm not enthusiastic about the arrangements of the controls, I preferred the body of the d200, here you have to enter more often in the menu to intervene on adjustments that are made quite frequently, but this is subjective, for those who came from A D3000/3100 etc. (single ring) would find everything in its place.. Double ring confirmed useful! The 39 AF points are not bad at all, only that I would have preferred them a little less centered on the sides. The double display is always very comfortable, I would say that I will never buy a car without the top disply, too bad that in this we's no longer the light meter in the upper. The screen is big enough and good quality fantastic viewfinder, motorization that allows you an infinity of optics for all pockets, video function (use rarely but there), possibility to adjust the photos a little directly from the machine, possibility of Make adjustments to cope with possible defects of the installed optics. Overall is a camera that still today (it is not that it is so old) is really great, outclasses to the big any entry level. As APS-C can be considered high level, for a further tangible step I would pass directly to FF. Bought with a large number of shots at a price between 300/350 euro is to be considered an excellent purchase. I hope this review of mine can be utlile
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