Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

I have now sent my camera in to Nikon USA's repair department in El Segundo twice. It may go back a third time if the power fails again like it did this weekend.On paper, this is one killer camera. The frame rate is good enough for action/performancesThe focus (if you get a good one or manage to get yours fixed properly) is pretty darned good, and compares quite well to other brands. It's not quite up to D300/D700 performance, but in all but the dimmest light, it tracks quite well. The color tracking, which incorporates info from the 2000 pixel meter, works a charm as long as you're not into the extremes of the color temp scale.The buffer is a bit small, but the speed at which is writes to the memory card actually compensates quite a bit. I'd say it writes to the card 50% faster than my D700, with the fastest cards I have around (45mb/s UHS-I SD and 90mb/s CF).The shutter is incredibly quiet and there are things I can shoot with this that I wouldn't dare with the D700, because the mirror in the D700 is so bleedin loud.This may have the best APS-C sensor I've used.But at the end of the day, I'd really have trouble recommending this camera, simply because it took two repairs and months of testing/arguing with Nikon to get an appropriate fix.If it came to me the way it is today, without the hassle I've been through, I might give it a full five stars. But if you take into consideration the entire package including Nikon's customer service, and the time I've spend fussing with missed/OOF shots and sending the thing off, I have to deduct at least two stars.I know enough to be able to diagnose the defects and was able to make images which demonstrated the issue for the repair department. For the average customer who's not technically inclined or willing to deal with such a finicky piece of gear with manufacturing defects, it just isn't worth it.If your time is money, don't bother with this camera.

With the newer modelD70?? just released, this camera becomes even more attractive. 16Megapixels is *more* than adequate for 99% of needs. 22is truly overkill unless you print 48" posters. This is a "pro camera" hiding in a mid-range price field. I read one review that compared Canon to Nikon, saying that Nikon (D7000) is like a "PC," whereas Canon's "comparable" is more like a "MAC." There's a certain amount of truth to that (having experience in both environments - computer and camera-wise). The Nikon is very user-friendly after one takes the time to read Owner's Manual thoroughly. This camera will not displease you. It has capabilities you will never need. Those you do need are excellent and workable.

// I'm an amateur photographer who's been using film cameras, digital point&shoot, entry level DSLR (D70) and I'm generally just learning about how to make interesting pictures, but shooting mostly in semi-automated modes.I've upgraded from a D60+Nikkor 18-200. Changed just the body and the lens is the same. I see a considerable difference in picture quality - especially in low light conditions. Looks like D7000 has so much better sensor. The body is bigger and easier to hold (than D60) in my big hands. And one of the main reasons I bought this camera (other than low light performance) is that it has full support for a grip (which makes it perfect for my hands + adds the vertical release button convenience).Other things I like about this camera are more focus points (that made my pictures come out in-focus more often), the dials are great, and the addition (again compared to my previous experience w/ D60) of the control LCD panel on top w/ the current settings is great. I think the U1 & U2 user settings will come in handy once I learn how to use the camere better. Oh, and there are so many options to fine tune the behavior (in D70 many were not changable at all).I've used this camera at home for taking pictures of my family, at soccer fields, and taking pictures of the neighborhood scenery: very happy with all of these.

since i got this camera mu photography works is better as usual nikon rocks!!hot stuff if you want to be a pro you need to start from this awesonme DSLR

I've owned two previous DSLR cameras, a Canon 20D and a Canon 50D and both were far better than this Nikon d7000. This camera simply can't take consistently in-focus pictures. Other reviewers mentioned this as well, but after further research I found that each lens needs to be calibrated for "AF Fine Tuning." I never, ever had to do that for any of my Canon cameras. This camera just requires too much fine-tuning, I'm going to sell it on Ebay and get a Canon 70d instead.

I bought this camera as a step up from the D70 I've owned for nearly nine years. That camera has been a real workhorse (and continues to be!), but this one adds the features I've missed with the D70. In addition to the video component on the camera, I love the faster processing speed and the enhanced focusing capabilities.

Very fast focus, better than my older D100. Quality of display image on the computer is a lot better than my Sony little digital camera even at the same resolution.One thing I really surprised and like, it has perspective control in the program. This is mighty important for architecture photography. You no longer need to buy a more expensive shift lens anymore for taking picture of buildings etc.Only slight complain. Camera of this quality should have a PC sync for studio and product photography use. I was a pro photographer before, this camera is perfect for pro use, I don't want to carry double the weigh, pay double the price for a real pro camera just hoping it will hold up when you drop them. Weight is the most important when you climb up and down. Also, camera out dated as fast as PC computers, why pay thousands for something that if only worth a few hundred three years later?

This is my first DSLR camera and i love it. The quality of the pictures and the various options in it are really amazing.

I did a lot of research on the different high-end amateur digital cameras and decided on the Nikon D7000.Then at the last minute I saw that the Nikon D7100 is now available, and I bought the D7100 instead. Read the comparison reviews and videos you can find on-line, and consider the D7100 also before making a final decision.The D7100 has some additional features and changes which you may like.I got the 18-200 mm lens (in this package) and it's a great all around fairly small and lightweight very versatile zoom.I love macro photography and also bought the Nikon AF-S DX Micro 40mm lens -- a great compact all-around lens, and a fantastic macro lens!

I wore out a D80, then bought a D7000 when it first came out, and wow, such a huge step up. Much better ISO performance was the main performance gain, followed closely by the richness of a bunch of extra sharp megapixels. A few months ago, I bought a second D7000 for my wife and as a backup camera for critical shoots. A wonderful camera, even in light of all the new bodies coming out - you won't be disappointed with this camera, especially now that the price has dropped since the D7100 came out.

I've owned the D80, D90, D5100 and now the D7000. The D7000 is absolutely the best DSLR I ever shot (including Canon's and Sony's). I use a Nikkor 18-200 VR lens, along with a Nikkor 70-300 VR for my close-up nature photography. I continue to be amazed on how easy it is with this camera to capture wonderful images. I highly recommend this for any amateur or semi-pro wanting to take their photos up a notch (a big notch) and enjoy the wonderful hobby of photography that I first experienced nearly 50 years ago.

This remanufactured camera body was in such good condition that I swear it was new! I always use Nikon and my old body was worn out and I needed a new one but didn't have the money... so I bought the remanufactured one and couldn't be happier! truly a spectacular purchase!

I'm a wedding/portrait photographer- I bought this as an upgrade from my D80- as its an obvious upgrade, I really do love this camera. The light sensor is perfect, works GREAT in low light situations. The ISO can be set at 1200 and it still looks fantastic. I also love the super quick pre-set options (like hi-key and macro) it has a TON more little options/settings than I expected it to have. Also the video is great- i was amazed at how great the quality was. The dials for changing f.stop/aperture are super easy to get at while holding the camera and looking through the view finder. (ease of use is a huge plus for me) the only thing I dont like about this camera is that after you take a photo, it doesnt automatically show up on this display (you have to hit the triangle button... gets kind of annoying) besides that.... love it.

Im slowly learning my way around this camera and enjoying every second. Takes amazing photos just with the auto setting, but has endless capabilities beyond that. I'm new to dslr photos, not a pro. Easy to learn and very rewarding.

First - I am new to DSLR Photography and Video. I do make a living with marketing videos but never used a DSLR before. Also, technical videoquality was not first priority in my work so far.After a short adjustment period I am just amazed by what quality of pictures even me, an untrained photographer can get out of this camera. I purchased the nikkor 55-300 and the nikkor 18-55mm zooms with it. Great if you have enough light, not so great in darker situations but hey, it's always great to have something to upgrade. So a little later I ordered a 35mm f1.8 and this is truly stunning.Especially in videomode I shot scenes with 'natural light' using nothing but street lamps as light sources at ISOs around 1000 and the videos look absolutely fantastic. I never got close to these results in comparable conditions using videocameras costing more than five times as much as this camera does. For stills at higher ISOs it really depends on what you shoot, though.For shooting video it is a little light so you need to find a way of stabilizing the camera if you want a movie feel. Plus, if you are into video, you need to buy some nd filters with it so you can shoot wide open in bright daylight, it makes a huge difference. Check youtube for great free tutorials on how to get the movie look using DSLRs.One disadvantage when shooting video is that you usually want to focus manually and can only do so using the display (obviously) which makes it hard in bright daylight to get the focus spot on.The camera body is quite small and light compared to the pro level DSLRs.I love the camera and take it everywhere with me. It really got me into photography. Definitely a very nice toy!

This camera is my baby and I got a great deal purchasing the kit on Amazon. Nikon's D7000 takes beautiful pictures, it's easy to use, and the 18-200mm lens is very versatile.

This is the camera he has wanted for years so I finally got it for him as he kept putting it off for something else more 'essential'---he takes everywhere now & loves it!

The kit is as mentioned, comes with the nice bag, the lens is VR2, the SD Card is SanDisk 16GB class 10 (Doesn't say the transfer rate). It's a really big box with everything separated in boxes inside. I originally requested to be sent to Miami but then, after changing my trip itinerary, sent it to NYC. The shipping was expensive because of the size of the box. No complaints at all

Since I got this camera the D7100 came out which kind of put this one to shame. However this camera is still great. I really enjoy it and 16.2 megapixels is more than enough for me. It also handles low light very well and its 6 fps shooing is great.

This is a great value camera. The lens has its aberration issues at the max wide angle applications but otherwise is very good. Make sure you shave well before you take any 'portrait' photos, It will show every missed hair. Great resolution. Much much better than my ol' D100. Decent video capacity. Sound is so so but you shouldn't expect more from it. Get a directional micrphone.Camera has more gadgets than you could remember in regular use. Much is overlapped by Photoshop making them unnecessary...unless you don't have Photoshop. Good value.

i have been shooting for over 20 years. I made my first big leap to digital with the Nikon D40. Awesome camera, no matter what the snobs have to say. After shooting around the world with the D40, I decided to take a leap to a more advanced camera--just because...no other reason because the D40 is still awesome.The D7000 does give me some advantages over the D40 that I really like. The only draw back is the view screen scratches easily. My D40 never scratched. Not sure if it is something I did differently. I am really tough on my cameras, with all the traveling. I always use armor for my D40. Couldn't find any for the D7000. The screen protectors broke within a couple of months (GGS II LCE Optical).The camera is still awesome.

This Is Awesome Camera!!! For years I've used the Nikon D50 and Don't get me wrong, It too is an exceptional camera, but When stepping up your seriousness of photography you need a camera that has the Power and Resolution to not disappoint! And in every way this Camera Lives up to the well deserved hype and anticipation I have had for it since researching it for a long time. Thank you for This Awesome Camera!

I love the camera. Initially thinking whether it will be a worthy upgrade or not as I was totally happy with D60.But just want some more control over the camera and looking for some video capabilities.Totally worth buying.

Just took up photography as a hobby...and I'm taking a series of classes. This is the camera body recommended by the instructor. I'm finding it very easy to use, versatile and my photos are fantastic!