Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

I purchased this for my husbands 40th birthday last month. Thought it would be a nice upgrade from his old Nikon and I was right. Some of the landscape pics he has been taking recently are nothing short of stunning.

I purchased the D7000 from Cameta Camera - less than a yr after the charger went kaput. Upon contacting Cameta, I was told I needed to contact Nikon directly. I ended up walking down the street to a camera store in Boston, and they said that's BS - so stay away from buying from Cameta Camera if you expect any service following a $1,300 purchase.As for the D7000 - its a great camera, just not a good charger.

I'm a studio photographer, mostly of pretty women. I've got my own photography podcast (photographerandmodel.com/podcast) and website. I teach workshops along with my studio partners every month on model and studio photography.I've been using a Nikon camera since 1984. For the past couple of years that has been the D90, but I just purchased the D7000 and I'm in love. It is without a doubt the coolest camera I've ever owned. Let me count the ways.1) The video on this thing is stunning. I know, you probably aren't buying it for the video...or are you. I bought the D90 hoping to play with video, but its video really kind of sucked. And it didn't have an audio in, which made the video almost useless. (You do realized half of the quality of video is the audio, right?)All those things have been fixed in the D7000. The quality of the video is stunning. Everything looks like a motion picture. Rich colors, great depth of field. It is awesome.Only nitpiks on the video, it is only 24 fps. That's fine for almost everything and contributes to the film like look, but it means you can't do really high quality slow motion.You have to set some settings before going into video mode, most notably white balance.Focusing is tough, but this is a function of everything DSLR where you are using the LCD to do focus manually. Auto focus kind of works, if you have a stationary target.2) Image quality is great for stills too. I shoot a lot in the studio and in lower natural light and this camera is Great. Putting a bunch of images into Lightroom, some shot with the D90 and some the D7000 and you see the difference in quality right away.I'm not one to say megapixels is everything, but with the same glass, the D7000's pictures are just sharper and cleaner.3) There is lots of control. And controls. Which is a blessing and a curse. You can do anything, but there is a lot to learn to take advantage of everything. But I was able to put it in Auto and hand it to my non-photographer wife and she could take pictures with it.Overall a great camera that I highly recommend.

Last summer while on a trip to Alaska it became apparent that my Nikon d40, although a nice camera, had it's limitations. Upon my return I started saving and looking to what my next camera should be. After much reading and heart searching I came down to a choice between the D90 and the D7000. My thoughts being; buy the D90 and some upgraded glass. This seemed to be a common recommendation. It doesn't matter how good your body is if you have crappy glass. I was set on this when I just pushed it and bought the D7000 AND a good lens (Nikkor 18-200mm VRII). While this lens is not the best Nikon has to offer it IS a step up from the kit lenses that came with my D40. Ken Rockwell speaks very well to this lens as well. I decided on getting the D7000 because it seriously updates the D90. The D90 has been around for several years now while the D7000 is state of the art.I have been using the camera for about a month now and the results are superb. MUCH better than my D40. It is weightier, bigger, much more solid feeling in the hand and when the stutter clicks the sound is music (to my small mind at least). The ISO and WB controls are super easy to set right from the back of the camera. In fact, most of the important controls are accessed from buttons on the camera meaning you don't have to dive down into the menu screen to set up your camera.Couple of last thoughts....if you want to use this camera for video you need to get a fast SD card. I am still using some 4gig cards I had lying around the house. Last thing...I bought my camera and lens from Amazon because they were the only folks that had it in stock. BUT, the day before I ordered they didn't. I had called B&H Photo and the guy said nobody can get them. That night I check Amazon and they had the camera. I ordered it post haste. The next day they were out again. So, if they don't have the camera keep checking back. By the way, since nikon was running a rebate on the lens I got the D7000 and the 18-200 VRII for less than Costco is selling it for.

I have had 4 Nikon DSLR APS-C bodies (D5000/D3100/D90) and this is by far leaps and bounds the best DSLR APS-C I have used PERIOD. I sold the D3100 as it's a great beginner DSLR but I outgrew it very quickly for the type of control/flexibility I needed.First, I read some reviews the pictures are not sharp. This DSLR body works best with PRO GLASS PERIOD. If you use the $300 kit lens 18-105mm and wonder why your shots are soft it's probably a combination of your ability and your lens.I was debating on getting the D700 or the D7000. I am glad I got the D7000, the D700 is a better camera but its not worth DOUBLE the price for FX and 1 stop of improvement. This camera is the most advanced DSLR APS-C PERIOD. Canon touts more megapixels but Nikon rules in high ISO capabilities. I have taken shots with this camera at 10,000 ISO and they are not perfect (compared to a FX D700) but they are very usable. Where I feared using ISO 3200 on my D3100/D90/D5000 I don't even blink an eye when I need to go ISO 6400. I try not to shoot at extremely high ISOs but depending on the lens I am using sometimes you have to and knowing you can opens up a whole new advantage over other DSLRs.Comparing this to the D90 it is not a horizontal upgrade. This camera is better than the current D300s - the only thing it lacks is the slower fps 6 vs 8 on the D300s and the buffer is the achilles heel on this camera its limited to 100 photos and less in RAW since the files are huge.Everyone else has already touted the specs so I am not going to repeat what has already been said. This camera is the BEST DSLR APS-C PERIOD - buy it and if you do not like it return it with Amazon's hassle-free return policy. There is a reason it is sold out everywhere it's THAT GOOD and for the MONEY it's a STEAL for all the features it has.I am anxiously awaiting for the D800 and have my credit card open for when it comes out! Nikon the HIGH ISO champ will remain on top. Those who buy cameras based on Megapixels alone are missing out on this gem.

This was a very good buy for me. Everything works as expected. And i also think this is one of the best deals iv come across so far. i recommend.

It is not as easy as Nikon d40 and d90 to pull out nice pictures right out the camera. The default color tone is a little on the greenish and cold side. Yes, you may argue that D7000 has an more advanced sensor with better ISO than d90 and we can always post process the color. However, I just want pictures great out of camera. Moreover, there is a focusing problem with this camera which makes most of my shots blurred. If you are a d40 owner, looking forward to upgrade debating on d5000, d5100, d90, and d7000. I would recommend you go for d90 or d5000. I just feel the color tone of d7000 and d5100 looks cold and less natural.

Years ago I had problems with a D80 that frustrated me to the point where I switched to Canon. Had Canon 40D, 50D, 60D and a bunch of G-series and S-series compacts. Never any trouble with any of them.Was sucked in by the reviews of the D7000 and decided to give Nikon another shot. Big mistake. Wildly inconsistent focus issues with three different lenses (all Nikkors, too). Great specs, lousy QA. I got fed up with it today and sent it back to Amazon for a refund.Back to Canon for me. I won't make the Nikon mistake again.

I simply love it. I will keep this body even after upgrading to a full frame. Combo of DX and FX is always good to have for different gigs.

I decided to buy the D7000 since I am a amateur & I felt that I would not do Justice to the Pro FX series Equipment. Frankly - I am amazed at D7000 build & quality . The menus are well laid out & easy to understand . It took me 2 months to read & Practice various sections of the manual. I applied all the knowledge from manual in reality & the results are excellent . I went and purchased a few lens which I plan to use on FX in Future ( 80-200mm F/2.8 , 105mm micro F/2.8, 50mm F/1.4G & the only DX Lens is 35mm F/1.8 ). I am very happy & satisfied with the results - But watch for loads of hidden expenditure - Spare Battery ,Flash ( Minimum SB-400) , Filters for all the Lens ( Its worth the cost ) , Memory Cards , Carrying case ( Try Think Tank Bags ) , Good Camera Straps - Nikon ones's are short & Not up to the mark , Good Tripod - Don't buy any thing less than $150 its not worth risking your Equipment on a $40 Tripod .

A great camera for someone interested in going beyond point-and-shoot, yet simple enough to take great photos while you are learning. Enough sophistication to grow as your abilities do. Very happy with this purchase.

I was speechless when I received the huge parcel today from UPS. I needed to sign for the delivery. OMG,the camera was so incredibly well-packed with layers of big bubble wrap and box within box to prevent any friction from delivery. It was so well thought on packing. The camera is like new, with one 16gb sd card, one charged battery and charger, manual. I am so happy with the purchase. It took a bit longer for the shippment, but it is well worth it. Will deal with this seller again.

My first Nikon DSLR was the D-70 with the SB-800 flash I loved this system and it paid itself off in a short amount of time. I moved to the D-300 and got the SB-900 flash and wow what a difference! The D-300 is an amazing camera. It is rugged and has given me countless great photos. The time lapse feature is so much fun! This camera also paid itself off in a short amount of time! A friend of mine let me borrow his Nikon D-3100 for a weekend. I thought is was a little small in my large hands but jammed with things I liked about it. Such as the 1080 p video and 14.2 mp. all for only $549.00.After trying the D-3100 I looked into the larger D-7000 on YouTube. I was so impressed by the Video examples and reviews, that I purchased this camera the same day. The price is right, it's tough,fast 16.2 mp, 1080p video. Since I am already a Nikon owner, I have several lenses and an excellent Nikon lighting system, Battery grips,etc. so upgrading to this camera was exciting! As soon as it gets dark this camera show off it's high ISO Much better than the D-300. The video at night is awesome. Take a look on YouTube "Nikon D-7000 Low Light Video" Very impressive. I am pleased with my purchase of this camera and is about $500 less than the D-300 with Video and a whopping 16.2 mp.I

I received the product on time and in good condition.Great camera, but now Nikon has come out with a new one, the D600 and I will have to get it to.I would purchase more products from the seller again, he did just great with me.

Basically I was upgrading from a D5000. My friends D90 starter kit wowed me and that is what initially propelled me into photography. Anyways I eventually saved up enough and purchased the D7000 starter + 50mm 1.4 + 35mm 1.8. I definitely was disappointed when I took my first picture. I was like WTF? And of course the glass you use can make a huge difference in quality of pictures. 50mm 1.4 and 35mm 1.8 are not top notch lenses in this world but they are very capable to capture amazing quality pictures. Any lens I used seemed to make the pictures soft. I also notice a lot of purple fringing on my subjects. So to make sure I am sane and not talking due to user error, I compared pictures of my friends D90 + my lenses and wow... oh well life isn't fair and it blows. I was in denial for the longest time until I read others people review and it hit the spot on how I felt. Hmm...now what to do? Guess I will "try" and see if Nikon will fix it.

I love this baby. Crystal clear. Fast. Highly recommend. Great large mega pixels. Intuitive settings. Easy to use. Great high def video.

The D7000 is an amazing SLR camera.It opens up all the possibilities of photography that I am interested in. I enjoy hiking and travel and this camera has all the capabilities to make any shots. For the SLR novice it takes less than 10 minutes to get started. What else can one ask for? Nikon has done an exceptional job with the 4 page insert to get one started that came with my camera kit. The manual that comes with the camera is exceptionally logical arranged and serves as a great learning manual to become familiar with all the functions and possibilities. Key for me is to read on a feature and right away put it into action.My camera came with the 18mm to 200mm AF-S Nikkor GII ED VR for DX format cameras. It's a one lens solution for me allowing pictures in a small room at wide angle and for some telephoto needs. This lens is versatile. Even though I did purchase the fixed focus 50mm f/1.8 D AF lens because of the shutter speeds it allows at low light (no flash) and for the depth of focus control (like taking a picture of a blossom while the rest of the background is blurred at apperture 1.8 for example).It helps to understand a few physical concepts or to be teachable, but the camera is really for anyone interested in photography at a somewhat more interesting level. I think this camera is suitable even for beginners if interested in what SLR cameras can offer. Some of the 2 star reviews speak for themselves.I took some amazing pics within the first 24 hours which are simply not doable with point and shoot cameras. I have not tested the video on this camera, because I did not purchase the camera for that. However there are some videos floating out there that are amazing, but it's mostly not my interest and my expectations to video would be a lot more relaxed, because I personally buy a SLR camera to take still pictures with ... of exceptional quality and this camera does exceptional.Thomasnikond7000dslr.org

Love this camera and have taken what I consider to be some really great shots with it. I am saving to buy a full frame camera, but am very very pleased with this camera. I use both FX and DX lenses on it with great results! I got an astounding deal on this through Amazon and have absolutely no regrets about my purchase at all!!!

The D7000 is an amazing camera that I really don't know why they don't consider pro. besides not being full frame, off course. The kit lens that came with however, is made out of cheap plastic and already broke on the conector from little accidental pressure. nothing a good lens would't take. my suggestion: get the body only and get good glass!

Outstanding, very understandable and guided review of the cameras and their differences. I will definitely take the online course when I get my new Nikon!

What can I say? I've had it for a week and have barely cracked the surface of exploring this camera. So far I love everything about it. It's absolutely a huge step up from my D50.The live view is a life saver when working with my new 85mm f1.4 lens. You can zoom in to make sure that you're tight in on your intended focus which is invaluable when working with such a thin focal plane. It's my intention to work mainly in manual with the 7000 and it's great to have so many external buttons to change settings rather than going through the menu, but when just shooting around it's nice to have something quick and top notch to get the job done. Like I said...Love it.

Its an awesome camera. It replaced the D90 and I am so happy I decided to go ahead and purchase the D7000. I bought the body only as I had plenty of lens. I find its easy to use, still learning of all its capabilities. I like the speed and how it responses. I have gotten some great shots. Totally happy with the camera.

Excellent value of money, Excellent low light performance, very smart metering, very good build quality, excellent battery life, great two card slotsBriefly: I love this camera & I do recommend it

Great camera and I'm very pleased after 10 months of use. I have a variety of lenses (Nikon 16-85VR, 50 1.8, and 70-300 VR, plus Sigma 10-20, 150 macro and 150-500) and camera has worked fine with all of them. I have had none of the focus issues mentioned, but I did a AF Fine Tune to correct slight back focus on the 16-85 at 85 and full aperture. The autofocus is sophisticated with lots of options, so practice is needed to master the best techniques for various situations (still, birds in flight, etc.)I use a custom Standard "SD" picture control with the sharpness and saturation jacked up a bit for landscape, and a slight boost in the Neutral "NL" sharpness and contrast for shooting people/landscapes. There is lots of capability to modify existing picture controls or create custom one to match your preferences.Great performance in low light at ISO 3200 and even 6400 if you can tolerate some loss of sharpness and modest increase in noise. You can routinely shoot inside with normal room lighting and no flash.