Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

This replaced my old D100 from Nikon. It is lighter, faster, and has more functions. The picture quality is amazing. Wish there was a beefier connector for the shutter release cable.

There are already extensive and excellent reviews of this camera on the site. I just wanted to add a few thoughts from the perspective of someone who is not a pro but has been a serious hobbyist. I've owned the D50 and D90 and this one blows them away. The primary thing that I am impressed with is the Scene Mode shooting. I have previously been someone who might fiddle around with adjusting EV to get a more saturated picture, or even tried to fiddle with white balance a time or two. I often wound up shooting in P mode because I could make and keep my own adjustments.This camera out-thinks me on every shot. Shoot a landscape without putting it in landscape mode and it's fine. Dial up Landscape on the Scene dial and it's more saturated with more dense colors--just a better looking shot. Shoot indoors without a flash and into a room with at least 3 different types of lighting--halogens, incandescents, floods--and it perfectly balances the different light types--you can even see one light is slightly orange, another very white--and you still get great flesh tones. I think my days of fiddling are over. The scene modes think and work better than I do.I love this thing. It lets me get back to concentrating on the shot and making as good pictures as I can, rather than fiddling with technicalities. Great work, Nikon.

This camera is the best choice that you can do.From who is starting with digital photography now, to professional, this camera will fill all your needs.

The first impression about this camera is awesome. I was using D3100 before this and was waiting for a D600 release, but the price is much higher than what I expected , than decided to go with a D7000.I really like this camera ,the picture quality is much better than D3100. I love this body, even this looks sturdy. This camera is really fast , still exploring all the features.My observations, when I used these lenses with D7000 1 ) Nikon 55 - 300 (Focus the pictures much faster than D3100 ) 2) Nikon 35 mm ( Picture quality is really good ) 3) Sigma 10-20mm ( Pictures are really sharp)

I got this from my wife for Christmas and it takes amazing pictures. She has the cannon rebel t2i that i got for her a while back. This camera has it all!! HD video and very ergonomic. It is easy enough for my daughter (12) to use but there is so much more that you can do with the camera.

The camaraderie came in a timely fashion but with no battery charger. It did come with a lens that was not advertised -so bonus. The LCD display was in Japanese though. After momentary panic I got it reset. All in all, great deal Works like a charm.

An excellent camera (even in low light), possibly rivaling some full-frame cameras in overall performance. Also, the convenience features make it easy to use. Takes excellent shots when combined with good lenses (e.g the Nikon 28-300). Well worth every cent of the cost (even more so at current prices).

There is the ability to set white balance for a specific venue and store up to four of them. I set u1 setting to have the right ISO, shutter speed, white balance, etc for the gym. I set U2 to have all the right settings for the football stadium at night. I set manual for the settings when I turn away from the field and toward the cheerleaders who are in less light. So with an easy turn of the knob, I have all the right settings for the right situation. Having two slots for memory cards means I can set one to hold photos, and one to hold movies. Even when set to highest file size and optimal quality, I click off rapid fire shots of say a receiver as he is catching the ball. I am getting much better quality photographs now. I like being able to quickly and easily change ISO and shutter speeds for those evening games or soccer matches that are occurring as the sun is setting and lighting is continuing to change. With a Tamron f2.8 lens, I rarely ever use flash now and am getting some great pictures. This camera was well worth the money.

Purchased this as a replacement for my D90, after a drop into the water accident. The dual SD cards and greater ISO range are nice. Some of the feature changes are nice also. Having the single and continuous shooting mode, along with timed shots on a separate dial were welcomed.

I am pleasantly surprised with my new Nikon D7000. Wow! Lots of bells and whistles. A big step up from my D5000 which I really like. The D7000 has a lot more features and it is taking me a while to learn what I am doing, but as I play with it every thing is falling in to place and I am getting a better feel for what I am doing. As with most things, practice, paractice, practice. It is a large step up but worth it. Love it.And, as always Amazon has been exceptional in their support in ordering, confirming and delivering as required.Signed: UD1

So for starters, I must admit: I am no photography expert but getting to grips with this camera and its amazing potential was a breeze with the user manual.What I like about it most is its usability, I'm a bit challenged when it comes to gadgets to be honest but Nikon have done an amazing job of making incredible function relatively simple to execute. The 3" LCD screen also makes reviewing shots whilst your out enjoyable instead of strenuous! This lets me delete all the crappy shots before I get home and show off my skills. I got it on [...] with the help of friends

picture quality is perfect. high ISO sensitivity makes indoor and night view pics so beautiful and clear with very low noise level. highly recommended. surprisingly small and compact for a DSLR camera.

I hemmed and hawed for months about purchasing a "newer" version of my beloved D300.Although the D7000 has been out for some time and is probably due for replacement soon, I needed a second body and after much research decided to buy the D7000.The low light capability of this unit is incredible and the kit with the 18-200 VR11 lens could not be beat for the price.I use the kit lens for general office use and swap it out for for "fast glass" to shoot sports

nice camera to add to my collection lots of great functions and takes great pictures with right lenses and fast

I like that this feels as solid as my D200 but has video capability. Looking forward to putting it to the test on vacation. All controls where they ought to be.

Outer packaging was too big for the product so came crushed but kit was intact. Camera bag included was nothing special so I got rid of it. Replaced the memory stick with a bigger one. Like the lens and camera package though. Love the camera. Lots to learn about still.

Firstly, I have to say that I am very impressed with Amazon's customer service.I have been buying from Amazon for several years, but never had to call customer service or return anything until my D7000 purchase. I am very impressed with the ease and transparency of the return process. This is what all online retailers should strive to achieve.Background - I've used a D90 with a Nikon 18-200 lens extensively, and found the results to be excellent.Now regarding the D7000.I purchased the D7000 body with a Nikon 18-200 lens. As soon as I began to take pictures I noticed that the focus was a bit off and the colors seem to appear washed out and bland. I tried the camera in bright sunlight, indoors - low light, room lighting, flash etc, nothing seemed to help. I read the manual from cover to cover, and for the longest time, I assumed that I was doing something wrong. For about 2 weeks, I systematically changed and reset various controls, sharpness settings, white balance etc nothing seemed to help. Finally began to search the online reviews and forums, and found that this seemed to be a problem with certain units and it seems that Nikon has been slipping on quality control.Incidentally, I came upon a Wolf Camera store while traveling through Sarasota FL and had a chance to speak with the sales people and play with the display until in the shop. I immediately realized that I had a bad until, and my experience was not necessarily a problem with D7000 model in general.I returned bad D7000 to Amazon and purchased another D7000. This second unit performs flawlessly. I am very impressed with the camera and features. Exploring and learning to use all the capabilities will be journey.

This is an extremely versatile camera. I purchased it for some small studio work and was impressed from the first test shot. It is light enough to carry just about anywhere - which actually surprised me. This could easily become my number one choice for everyday shooting.

IMHO to get the best out of this camera...ESPECIALLY IN LOW LIGHT...you need good glass. And you need to tweak the settings,especially the sharpness. If you use kit lenses on this thing, and keep its original settings, your pictures will come out softer, and for the most part, no better than the d90's (or d300 or d300s) pics at their out of the box settings.And when I say good glass, I mean f2.8 lenses or better. (except THE 24-70 2.8 it needs vrII...LIKE YESTERDAY) For example the tokina 11-16mm 2.8 (lost it in a rental car..still got the empty box though only dx lens worth buying GET IT NOW WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR), 50mm 1.2 manual (got it.. HYPERDYNE OPTIMAL SUPER DYNAMIC LEGACY glass, sharp at f2, canon owners use it with adapter) 70-200mm 2.8 vrII (got it too all I can say is WOW...BAM....POW!!!!!!) VIVITAR (yes VIVITAR... they still exist) 85mm 1.4 manual (CREAMY CREAMY CREAMY bokeh on the CHEAP GO TO THE FLICKER SITE IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME....ect..ect....Are you new to the slr game??? This aint the place to start. Remember this camera is in many ways superior to the D300S. And if you're the type of person who uses flash and shoots in good light most of the time, then skip this camera.If you're the type of person who thinks " hey this is a newer camera than the d90....I should get better pictures out the box" you're in for a very rude awakening. SO MUCH SO YOU MIGHT EVEN RETURN THE CAMERA!!!It is a more complex machine with more settings which in term requires a higher learning curve than a d300s.It requires more time and effort on your part (initially) to get better pictures than a d300s.It also requires better glass in low light which results in better pictures at higher iso's.ITS A WANNABE D700......IT DOESN'T SUCCEED...BUT IT COMES CLOSE..but you need to work the inner guts of the camera's settings.. which is a good thing...makes me a better photographer.My only complaint is the camera buffer in burst mode is inferior. Here's a fact. This camera has a dxo mark equal to the D700, and the canon 5d mk II. For about a grand cheaper. Keep that in mind.Update........Hint...... to get really sharp pics.....lower your iso, use a tripod , go to manual mode, minimize shutter speed, the extensive dynamic range of this camera will take care of itself. And by the way the video is excellent on this camera.....check out the vimeo wEbsite for proof.MANUAL CONTROL OF ISO IS SO IMPORTANT, THE CAMERAS AUTO SETTINGS PICK ISO IN ACCORDANCE WITH SHUTTER SPEEDS AND F STOPS......SO WITH A CROPPED SENSOR YOU WILL TEND TO SEE LESS SHARP PICTURES AT HIGHER ISOS.

This is my first DSLR. Before I decided to get D7000, I was choosing between whether to opt for Canon or Nikon. My bestfriend already have Canon 60D so I got the chance to hold it and actually try it. This review is not intended to be Canon VS Nikon debate. But the reason I decided to finally pick this camera because after reading and researching online from article, reviews, and image sample, my heart telling me to go with Nikon. I'm not saying Canon is not a good brand, but its true when people say, you just need to go to the store, and hold the camera for yourself, because even Nikon has several different size DSLR. And when I hold D7000, the grip just feel right. The second reason is also a budget. Everyone has their budget and within that budget you have to decide which one would be the best one for your needs. I'm a beginner, so my eyes couldn't tell the difference between picture sample from different kind DSLR. I mean for me, no matter what your DSLR brand is, the picture of bright day light scenery (with good lighting) is all amazing (Nikon, Canon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus), but when I see the sample image of Nikon D7000 (with bundle lens 18-55 VR) in night time (low light photography), I was blown away. Its really true what most people say in reviews that Nikon D7000 has the best low light capability (in non-full frame DSLR catagory). But I am sure, things will definitely change over time, but if you want to get a DSLR camera now, this year (2011), I definitely recommend this one! I'm very satisfy with every single picture I took with this camera (well more of 90% of the click I made, the rest 10% bad shot because of my stupidity being an amateur photographer). I shoot in manual tho.I'm excited about my new found interest in photography and I hope Nikon will keep making great Camera in the future. I have no negative things to say about this camera. But I'm sure every camera has its own pros and cons, but for now, I'm just a happy camper.

The camera is was exactly as described. I Will for sure buy again, Thank you. I got great deal, this was the camera I wanted fro a long time.

I bought this camera to replace my d70 which I have had for 8 years and was skeptical but it has performed beyond my greatest hope and takes a great picture

I upgraded from a DX 80 and have been amazed at the quality of pictures. I love the "scene" selection and recently captured the essence of Autumn with this setting while shooting a bright red maple. I tried various settings and clearly, the cameras internal settings were spot on. I'm very impressed and happy about the purchase. I could go on and on.

I just purchased a new Nikon D7000 16.2 MP DX-Format CMOS Digital SLR with a 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR-ED Nikkor Lens on May14,2012 from Amazon.com. This camera is very useful in my work as a Photojournalist,Wedding Photographer and Event Photographer, as I can utilize the 2 Twin SD Card Slots for several effects, Sometimes for Overflow,when I can keep shooting, and when card 1 fills up it will keep on storing images on card 2. Sometimes as a Backup, when I may need to give a copy to a Client. Or simply when I need to shoot photos on 1 card and videos on card 2. Another great feature for this camera is tha 100% viewfinder, what you see is what you get! And also this camera body is more rugged on the top and bottom. I love the Nikon MB-D11 Battery Grip for Vertical shooting and for having an extra EN-EL 15 battery for extended shooting between charges. My Nikon D7000 is a perfect fit for my Photography Lifestyle!