Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

It took me a while making up my mind to upgrade to D7000. I regret that... I regret that why I don't upgrade it earlier. It is a D40 owner... I mean ex-D40 owner's opinion. If you have a D40 and use AUTO all the time then please don't upgrade. Save the money for you kids. But if you use any modes other then AUTO half the time then yes upgrade and you will love the camera just like me. BTW get 35mm DX 1.8 too. Have fun taking photo.

The D7000 is simply the best camera I've ever used. There are of course better bodies out there, e.g. the D700 or the D3, but for a consumer like myself who is not a professional, this thing is just the ticket.The only thing I have to rip on this for is the kit lens which comes with the camera, because it has significant barrel distortion at the wide end.

Having been a long time nikon shooter, I really felt the move was toward full frame sensors. This camera shows how much image quality can still be wrung out of the dx format. I was really blown away with the color quality and crispness of the images. But as soon as I got my hands on it I was starting to feel this would be an ideal travel camera. It's small and pretty light. The big 3" monitor is the same as on my D3 and was state of the art when first introduced. Megapixels do matter and this camera gives you a lot of cropping ability. The high ISO ratings give you so much flexibility. Even at ISO 6400, pictures shot indoors allowed adequate shutter speeds to stop moving children. Unless blown up big, you are barely able to differentiate between pics shot at ISO 100 and ISO 6400. I am extremely happy with this camera at a modest price.

I think I'm in love! I can't imagine why Nikon would need to offer any other DSLR above the D7000. (i.e., D700, D3S, D3X). This is a real home-run! Fast, smooth, solid; great pix, great functions and features. Good lens.The pictures have a wonderfully clear and deliciously smooth quality. Just one negative: Battery life is very short compared to my D70 whose battery lasts what seems like forever. You really need a backup battery for the D7000 (must need extra power for the additional pixels :). Get another EN-EL15 battery or the MB-D11 battery pack (just got both). Also recommended: The "older" AF Zoom-Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8D ED (FX lens). It's a workhorse with beautiful color and incredible sharpness, which is why Nikon is STILL offering it!! (BTW...I don't know why the D7000 is no longer offered for sale+shipment from Amazon PRIME.)Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8D ED AF Zoom Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR CamerasAnother favorite:The Ultimate Pizza Manual: Make Pizza Like the Pros... Used To!

I love my camera, which I purchased with the kit lens. (I upgraded from a D60.) Though bigger, the D7000 does not feel too heavy or too big. Though there are more buttons, bells & whistles, there are not too many! They are so handy and easy to use, I am making better use of the functionality of this camera than my last camera. I did buy a book (D7000 from Snapshots to Great Shots) and have been going through it systematically and that has helped a great deal. I have found it performs well in low light, live view is handy and fun to use and my Sigma zoom 70-300mm lens works beautifully with the camera. Another true advantage is the focus motor in the camera, rather than the lens, so I will be able to buy a nice 35mm or 50mm fixed lens for less and still have auto-focus.

Outstanding camera. Loaded with features for taking control of your photos including great low light capabilities. I love what I am able to do with this camera!!

A D 7000 Nikon is the top of the line equipment - It fits all my Nikon F 4 lenses !However Amazone screwed-up big time - I had ordered this thru their 'pay 12' plan - When the invoice came it was billed to my account in full !

I used this camera for few months now. Previously I had a Pentax K10. I was looking to upgrade to the latest generation Pentax SLR. Pentax K10 has an unreliable autofocus system, this is more apparent when you upgrade to a better lens. I hoped the new Pentax K5 would solve my autofocus problems. Pentax K5 is overpriced and it looks the autofocus is better but not the best. On the other hand Nikon D7000 has a wonderful autofocus and the sensor is almost as good as the on in Pentax K5. As other reviewers mentioned a good autofocus is way more important than a sligtly better range for the the sensor. I am very pleased with this Nikon although I had to switch brands.

Very solid and pleasant to use. A little on the heavy side, unless you are used to pro models. Manual should be of higher quality (both the paper and the content) for a camera with this price tag. These are minor issues for an overall superb camera.

Hugely customisable, shoots 1080p video, amazing quality photos and easy to use - a very much needed upgrade.The good:- Really great looking camera, solid build, massive 3" LCD screen on the back- the D7000 manages to fit all the necessary dials and buttons onto a relatively small and light body and they are all exactly where you need them to be- 1080p video at 30fps, with face and subject tracking- Live View mode on the LCD for both pics and video- The option to attach an external stereo mic- Amazing low-light functionality, even at very high ISO levels there is little noise on the image- Two SD card slotsThe bad:- The auto-focus on the video isn't very quick- If you use the in-built mic, rather than an external one, the noise of the AF is very obvious when you playback the videoConclusion:The D7000 is brilliant, versatile, sturdy, customisable, fast, looks great, all for a very fair price. Not the best camera for shooting video by any means but if you are patient (or spend some serious dough on the necessary accessories) the 1080p video can turn out great.

This camera produces such astounding images that my friends all think I am pro...not even close! I have taken a couple of photography classes in the past with a film SLR, but this is a whole new level. At first I was hesitant to spend that much money on a gadget, but now I realize it will be with me for at least 5-10 years, depending on how quickly the technology improves, but it's hard to imagine much better pictures than this provides!

I've had the D7000 for a few weeks and am very pleased with its image quality (sharp and detailed), speed of operation, quietness, accurate white balance, good dynamic range, good battery life, dual card slots, and a host of other features. I upgraded from a D90 (an excellent camera in itself) and it was worth the upgrade for me. The only negative I could find was the zooming and focusing noise its on board microphone picked up when using video. This noise disappeared when I attached a cheap external microphone I purchased from Radio Shack. I purchased the D7000 from Amazon (good service) with a body-only and use my faithful and versatile 18-200 VR ED lens. I'm a happy camper.

This camera is awesome, it has some many features you can work with. It's the best choice before going pro. Even is not a full frame, the quality is exceptional, and it's made for heavy duty too. I think the price is fare enough and you will recieve a product you will use for a long time.

I'm in the process of transitioning from a casual hobbyist to a serious enthusiast. The D7000 is steal and I'm sure the price will only get better from here.For the record, though, for you videographer types, the auto-focus on this thing is more-or-less useless. Useful in some very limited circumstances will little movement and sharp contrast between subjects.I currently have: - Nikon 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G ED II AF-S DX (D60 kit lens) - Nikon 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED IF AF-S DX VR - Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX - Opteka 6.5mm f/3.5 - Nikon SB-600 Speedlight Flash - 2x Lexar Platinum II 16GB SDHC memory cards - A spare Nikon EN-EL15 batterySaving up for: - Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 DG HSM II Macro

Got this camera recently. Love it so far. I took it out of the bag the firet time, took some images at a local horse show.. posted on Facebook then was promptly asked by a local equestrian newspaper to use the images! I used the sports setting on the auto dial.. and what a great result.I am still figuring out everything this camera does.. but I am very pleased with the quality and the users manual is easy to navigate.Great camera for the money!!!

My studio was the first in our area to embrace digital imaging in the late 90s. We have spent lots-0-dollars over the years. Last spring, my new D-700 got really heavy in Egypt with a long VR lens; moreover, I had a video camera. The 7000 shoots true 1080 video and has external remote sound inputs as well. The metering system is fabulous and the d-lighting processor is faster than my rather expensive D-700. I often shoot performing arts and the chip is very low noice at high ISOs. Hope this helps. Interested in Infrared? Learn more a [...] as well as seeing some examples of the D-7000 and D-700. Gary W. Sweetman, FDPE, FSA, Q. Th.

I used to have an SLR camera long ago, then switched to various point and shoot digital cameras. Finally I decided to go a step further and buy a DSLR. The Quality is so much better than even the best Point and Shoot.Being a prosumer camera, it needs some reading of the manual and experimenting about with all the functions and settings. Great fun for me.Only the Video took a long time to get it going well. The finding the best settings for focussing is a challenge.I strongly recommend this Camera.

Everything was perfect. The camera came exactly as reported by Amazon. The carton was in perfect condition and all advertised equipment was included. I have never had an issue with anything I have purchased on Amazon. Have not tried the video so I don't know how it works. Still working on the other stuff. I did not purchase the camera for videos anyway. Thanks Amazon for a great experience!!

Simply put the camera is amazing. I used a D40 for 2 years and loved it for the most part, so I decided to upgrade to the D7000 after all the great reviews and talking with some serious photo lovin friends. I definitely recommend if for those that truly want to take photography seriously and want to spend under $7500.

Very happy with the speed, build quality, and low light performance. The dual card slots and 100% viewfinder are a great touch. Doubles as a terrific video camera. Nikon: please update the firmware to include a 60p option for recording slow motion video - even the cheaper Canons have this option. If you love Nikon glass and are looking for a compact body with semi-pro performance, this is a great option. Don't pay more than $1199.

You can read the details elsewhere. Suffice it to say, it is the best DX camera on the market today, and it is as good or better than the Nikon D700 (I own that one too) even though the D7000 is DX format, and the D700 is FX format, which should give better quality. With the D7000 DX you can use the smaller and lighter DX lenses, meaning you get to carry a smaller bag...great for travel and good for your neck!As others have I'm sure noted, the D700 and higher end models do perform slightly better in very low light without flash, running at very high ISO settings. No question, if you are shooting this way...usually meaning sports or wildlife, and you are very serious about it, then you are going to have to have an FX type camera too.If you're like me, however, you'll still mostly pack your DX SLR...and to me, that is now hands down the D7000. It is great camera, and quite easy to use too.

I have had this camera for about two months. I have taken a little over a 1000 images and I can't tell how pleased I am with my purchase. It is simple to use, renders fantastic images and gets out of your way when using it. It won't make you a better photographer but it will allow you to become a better photographer as you can concentrate on the art of photography and not worry about endless complicated menus, settings, overblown flash etc. If you are a serious amateur by all means purchase today. You won't be sorry. Ken Rockwells site has some very good information on this camera for more in depth knowledge. At the end of the day your camera doesn't matter but the d7000 makes getting there a whole lot more fun

I'm an amateur photographer, and had several SLR cameras, including the D40, D300 and D90. The D7000 beats them all by far. As I specially like night pictures, I traded my D90 for the D7000 for the extra sensibility and quality in higher ISO settings, and I'm not disappointed.Very solid, smooth, fast, has good ergonomics and easy settings. Two customizable front buttons are welcome. Has the "pro" feel of the D300 but is almost as light as the D90.In short, a killer piece of hardware. I'm very satisfied.

I bought this camera as a backup for my d700. I use a d300 for backup but it now has around 170,000 shots on the shutter so I'm a little afraid to trust it much longer. This camera has saved me at two different shoots so far and it has officially retired my d300. The video is amazing even in low light. The controls are very intuitive and easy to find your way around. 1 con however is that the light meter is not visible on the top LCD panel. It is only found inside the viewfinder of the camera. The battery is different from my other nikon batteries, which adds another charger to my crowded six plug. On an upside Though the battery life is amazing. The dual card slots are fantastic and when you load a couple of 8 gb cards you are good to go for a long time. I would suggest anyone looking for a pro quality camera wether you are a professional or this is your first slr get this camera. You will not be disappointed.