Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

The decision to get this camera (d7000) and a couple cheap lenses (Nikkor 18-55mm VR & the Nikkor 50mm 1.8) versus the cheaper body (d5100) and a higher end Nikkor lens was a tough one. I spent at least a month researching and reading about both models. Love the vari-angle LCD on the 5100, and i was almost married to that. A photographer friend of the family recommended the D7000 and i began to be more and more interested in it, the more i learned about it. The key differences in this camera really make it stand out as being more user friendly to an amateur photographer who is beyond the point & shoot level. I realized what frustrated me most in my Canon point & shoot was how difficult and clunky it was to toggle around the in-camera menu system to change my exposure settings when shooting in Manual mode. This camera makes adjusting your exposure a breeze. The picture quality is impressive, and although i have only shot the above mentioned 2 Nikkor lenses with it so far, i am eagerly awaiting the opportunity to purchase a lens with a better zoom range, and put it to the test. I am no expert or professional by any means; this is my first DSLR, and i can't express how glad i am that i went with this camera over it's cheaper counterpart. I went to some big box stores and played with each model, which took awhile, because they were hard to find. I would recommend picking it up and trying it in-store if you are unsure about which camera to purchase. I finally purchased the d7000 after finding the cheapest price i could get online, without sacrificing vendor reliability (there were some very shady looking sites selling this camera for about the price of the D5100). Battery life is great, picture quality is wonderful, and once you get accustomed to the menu system and get a feel for the button layout on the camera body, it's a joy to shoot with. The heft/ weight of the camera feels nice and solid in the hand (i just couldn't get over how light and small and plastic-y the d5100 felt). I didn't purchase this camera for video use, so i don't have much to say on that subject, although i was quite happy with what video i have shot so far, (just casual short clips while on vacation). Coming from pure point & shoot experience i was a bit intimidated, but warmed up quickly to the feel of the camera. It's sexy, no doubt about it! Highly recommend it!

I am happy with my Nikon D7000, purchased in October of 2012. The only thing is that it does have a back focusing issue, but I am sending it out for repair soon under warranty... I have it set at -15 for fine tuning adjustment all the time, which works on my other lenses... not the lens' fault, but the camera body... Other than that I like it much better than my K5 for autofocusing accuracy and flash.

I was concerned buying a used camera from a individual on amazon. I was very impress though. The camera arrived without a blemish and after using it for a couple of months I am truly impressed

The camera is so great. But still need time to learnt how to operate it. Looking forward to taking good picture with it.

I bought this camera as it had very high ratings and after about 2000 pictures I can say that it lives up to those ratings. If youplan to buy this camera I would advise the purchase of a good book on the Nikon D7000 to make up for its manual. This a complicated camera and books by Darrell Young and David Busch can speed up the initial setup. The camera is very good forusing older Nikon lenses even those that focus manually. I have used digital cameras for several years and this D7000 easilybeats anything I have used before.

I was canon eos user, I got this camera with kit lens 18-105mm for one of wedding photographer in India.Tried it for a week, end up buying my own next week . That it self says how much I like this camera.ISO 1600 can give great shots with out flash. Can capture great shot with minimum light.In build flash is very good, camera has option to increase, decrease the flash power. (Hold on flash button (sits above the bkt button) and move the command wheel to change flash power). This is great option, I reduce the flash for portraits, increase it for group shots.You may not need 16MP for family photos, I use around 10MPTwo memory slots, great addition, I record photos on first slot, videos on second slot.Easy access buttons for quick changes.One stop menu (info button) to do quick changes.color profile can be changed or customized.good build quality.Little bigger sensor than canon eos.You may like quite shutter feature for new born baby shotsI use -0.3 exposer compensation for day light shots. set back to zero for indoor shots.White balance works great for day light conditions. not so great for indoor shots with home lights. You can set custom white balance for these conditions.Attach nikon speed 400 flash, use bounce light, you got all you need for family photosKit lens 18-105 works great from f5.6 to 11.Bit soft below f8, but that can work well for portraits.Distortion at the corners is very high at 18, pictures are soft at 108. But I they do not bother me much.Over all it's good walk around lens for the price, can be great lens if use from f8 to f11.

I did tons of research and reviewing before I finally bought this camera. The lower models had TONS of complaints about pictures being out of focus so I decided to spend a bit more for a more long term camera. I have talked to a bunch of professional photographers and they choose this over the more expensive cameras. I am not a professional, just a stay at home mom that wants to take great quality picture of her kids and family outings.

I was in the market for a good camera so i started to review cannon and nikon cameras but what sold me on this was it's low light pictures and focus point for especially medium to close range photos that will capture a lot of details....its also has 39 autofocus points that come in handy for photos. Plus having a dual memory card slot arrangement is truly unique for a camera at this level. But the video quality for movie is good but cannon was better...so if you are looking for a truly great camera for photos and some video recording this is for you

Well we used to have a Canon EOS rebel. The pictures were ok, but not mind blowing. One of my friends got the Nikon D7000 and he absolutely loved the camera. So this past Christmas we researched more and finally decided it was time to upgrade. We love the pictures. I am not a pro by any measure, so the book and CD are good if you want to learn photography. Overall great camera and excellent in low light.

Outstanding camera...Do to theft I needed a replacement. Even though the D7100 is available I decided to stay with the D7000. I prefer the 18 -200 but it was not available so I went with the 18 - 105. Also, though I was very happy with the Sigma 10 -20, I went with the Nikon 10 -24.

This Nikon is an amazing camera and if you're like me and you don't have $2500+ to drop on a newer model (D800), then I would highly suggest this camera. Unless you are in to photography on a professional level, the D7000 has more than enough features to suffice. This is a fantastic camera for someone that is an intermediate level photographer. A little too advanced for the non photographer or a photography beginner, but great for someone that makes this their hobby.Also, highly recommend the Nikkor 18-105mm lens. Great lens for any situation.

Hi all!! I just got my camera and I love it! However, I do have question for you all. The San Disk card that came with the camera ejects fine when I put it in the memory card slot.However, I also purchased two 16 GB Extreme San Disks cards. For some reason, those cards fit a little too snug and they won't eject normally. I have to pull them out of the slot. I probably will not put them back in until I get in touch with sandisk to make sure the cards are not fake.Has anyone else have this problem??

very easy to handle, colors very real, very ergonomic, if you have the money I recommend it because it has very good performance

This camera has serious focus issues way beyond back focus. Many threads on the internet related to inexplicable haphazard loss of focus. Thrust of response has been to blame the user for lack of sophistication, knowledge of camera focus modes etc.I have been an imaging scientist for over 30 yrs as well as credentialed photographer for many professional organizations including NY Yankess, USA Track and Field etc. I switched to Cannon approx 15 yrs ago but still had a soft spot for Nikon(flash exposure) and my Nikon lenses which I kept including 500mm. D7000 seemed like a great small body with video. Loved the images. First few days noticed episodes of complete lack of focus although focus squares directly over the subject. Studied manual extensively to exclude operator error, and tested extensively in scene modes aperture shutter and manual modes. Focus issues in all modes, as well as focus options. Example marathon winner through shoot, total blur with review of data showing fast shutter speed and focus circle on subject. Bird taking flight same result although minutes earlier captured kids rope swinging into water using same settings. Many times in the middle of a shoot just stops working. If I reseat lens may or may not restart. Happened with kit lens(current contacts} as well as older lenses. In middle of shoot with 500 get error suggesting loss of electronic contact. Last straw was family boat trip. Had similar issue of loss of focus in midst of shooting, In backlit sunset and dusk more problems, including inability to lock focus. My friends wife had a nikon n40 which I grabbed to compare. INSTANT FOCUS! Back to Amazon next am, Buyer be ware, number of similar stories circulating is not coincidence.

My new camera after 7 years with Nikon D50. D7000 is nice replacement. I bought first one last month but had back focus issue. I tried to AF fine tune but did not work even with -20. Returned it. But the next one came out to be great. Image quality is awesome. I believe I have got another keeper.

This is my second Nikon, last one I had for 10 Years. The pics on this are incredible, easy to learn and use, by far the best camera I have owned.

Correct weight and size, Good Ergonomics, lots of near pro features. For the entusiast is a pretty good camera. Happy I got!

I wanted to upgrade from D3000 and wasn't sure if I wanted to go for a full-frame camera with at least 5 times the price. I came across D7000 and found everything I was looking for in a mid-range camera except the full-frame part, which I was ok with. Delivery was on time and boy, was I happy to switch to this one...It takes great shots with the same old 18-55, 55-200 lens that I got with D3000. However, I also have 1.8G 50mm and the kit lens 18-105mm. It's amazing. With so many features at your finger tip. Two user modes (U1 and U2) is a great plus too. There are very good tutorials on d7000, which are a must to use this camera in the best way possible. I also like the 18-105mm lens I got with it. Even at f3.5 i get very nice bokeh effect as good as my 50mm prime lens at f1.8. With so many scene modes (around 19 of'em) you also can let camera decide a lot for you. A great tip I got (which of course applies to all DSLR) is that if you are not sure of the A/S/ISO value, take a snap with right auto-mode and then see the exposure values and use it as a starting point. Very helpful at times...I like portrait photography a lot and this camera is best. It's built-in flash can be set to commander mode and my YN flash guns in slave mode with the umbrellas I get great lighting effects. This is just my hobby-cum-passion. Don't forget to buy two SD cards! Happy photographying!

Love this camera. All-in-all a really great camera: beautiful images, user-defined options, easy to adjust when shooting in manual, etc. just wonderful.18-105 lens is my new standard lens as well.

After reading the reviews on Amazon and other places, and checking for problems I decided to get this DSLR. I have noticed no problems that have been described in a few forums. This is perfect for me, size and weight, with all of the features I need, and not having to carry aFX sized DSLR(or pay FX sized prices).

Muchas gracias por la camara!Esta excelente y era lo que esperaba en cuanto a entrega y calidad del material.

This is an awesome upgrade for me, coming from using a Nikon D200 to this was just a big change. I love the fact that you I use it with many settings and you have more options to mess with. I would definitely recommend this camera to anyone looking to upgrade their equipment but doesn't want to spend to much!

This is my second d7000, got it cheaper this time. compliments my prime lenses. This camera has been around for quite some time. you will never be disappointed on this camera's performance.You have to spend some time to learn all the features this camera has to offer. HDR is really good on this one.

Like the title says, I will be returning my D7000. I don't want to return for another in hopes of getting a "good one" out of the bunch. I read of the backfocus issue in the reviews, but since the positive reviews far outweighed the negative reviews and since I purchased this in June 2012 (well after initial releases would have sold out) I felt confident I would not experience the problem. Both my 50mm 1.8D, and 35mm 1.8G will not focus tack sharp despite maxing out the auto focus fine tuning to -20 (improved when making the adjustment, but not sharp). My 18-200 is the best so far, but also not tack sharp despite adjustment. I'm stopping there. Side by side comparisons with my D90 shows the problem is not with my lenses, as the D90 shots look great. This is a real downer as I was looking forward to the D7000 and its host of new/improved features (when compared to the D90). For anyone about to make the purchase I say do so with caution, and make sure you test thoroughly while you are still in your return period. Such a unacknowledged problem in a camera at this price point is simply inexcusable.