Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

This is one amazing camera. I have used many nikon cameras in past D60, D80, D90 and D300. But nothing as easy as good as compared to D7000.Finally Nikon has come out with all features out product.Only drawbacks I see is price. but hey if you need all features you need to pay the price.

In my opinion, this is the best DX DSLR for me. It has all the function I need without costing me much to buy a FX camera.

I can't complain. Have no issues that have been reported with the initial versions.. This was an upgrade to my D3100 purchased 6 months ago and totally worth it. coupled it with a 16-85mm and 70-300mm and they are now an excellent addition to my kit

Very Nice Indeed! Loving D7K so far. 600 pics in twelve hours. Better IMAGES than D90 in every respect, (AND I've looked at allot of D90 captures)!Bought from Amazon LLC, got it in 36 hours, for $3.99 with PRIME!I am very fortunate, and excited to have this AMAZING Camera Body!!!HTH EarlMD. USA

I had d80 for couple of years and was impressed with the performance. Wanted to upgrade to newer model and D7000 came out. Very happy with my purchase. I try to shoot in low light condition and D7000 ISO performance is very good. I go till 1600 and very less noise.Video performance also very good, I shoot stage program with low light next day of camera arrival. I did not have to learn a lot to do so. It is very easy to operate. Live view/Info buttons are my favorite. I had to fight with my d80 to check the settings at night, that problem is solved with this. One more good option is how you set continuous mode/single mode, easy dial (instead of small buttons as in d80)

I previously had the Nikon D90 which was a terrific camera. I've had this D7000 for about a three months now and basically it's a improvement to the D90. It's like a D90 with Steroids. The faster FPS, double slot for SD cards, improved sensor, jump in megapixels, 11 to 39 focus points, video now in 1080, for a couple hundred more over the D90? HECK YEAH. If money is tough for you and you have to decide to upgrade, I would keep the D90 or if you wondering whether to jump to the D300s...I wouldn't. The almost $500-6000 dollar jump to the D300s in my opinion isn't worth it. Plus it has less megapixels, but then again pixels aren't a big issue with photography. The Nikon D7000 is a Excellent DSLR addition to the Nikon family.

Im a professional photographer and i own the nikon D3x and the D300s and i wanted a camera for hobby shooting so i got the new D7000i was AMAZED by the quality of this camera ... its better than any canon camera on the market nad is right up there with the nikon D300s in quality and its AMAZING with noise correctionthe ability to use a manual lens was a major pluss for this camera as i can use 3rd party manual lenses and save a hole bunhc of cash!the quality of the video was GREAT under proper lighting but under poor lighting the video was very noisey and the internal microphone sucks bad but with a simple DSLR external microphone you can produce high quality professional level 1080P 30FPS videoand with face and object tracking autofocus i would recommend this camera over any other DSLR with video on the market but it cant compeat with professional video camera quality

My previous camera was a D3000 which was a disappointment. I am very happy now in all respects and I am pleased to recommend it.

Ladies and gentleman, if you have been waiting to buy your first or add to you photo equipment, do yourself a favor and purchase this outstanding camera. Nikon truly hit a home run with this amazing unit. Given its price to performance capability, in my humble opinion, nothing come close. As for its performance and usage, there are plenty of great site to read and such, thus I will leave that to you to research. And once you do, I have a strong feeling you will get one. Just be paitent in getting one...it is a hot seller. In the mean time, I would recommend getting the other goodies to go with it: 35mm Dx 1.8, 50mm 1.4G, 18-200MM, 12-24mm, a cool macro lens by Raynox (DCR-250), a GPS unit; some good quality Hoya UV & CPL filters (HD one's if you can do it); nice flash (SB-400); and lastly a nice Kata bag to go with it call. After, that is what I did while I waited. Happy shopping my fellow hobbits....cheers.

Great-looking files come flying out of this body, but before you switch from a previous prosumer Nikon you should know that:1. No PC/Sync Socket. If you shoot plugged into strobes you'll need to dust off your D100's old SafeSync or buy another Pocket Wizard.2. No CF cards. You'll need to buy SD cards which may be a drag if you already have 157 gigs of CF. And remember: These files are bigger. They chew through cards faster. Use "class 10" for HD video.3. Bizarre menu change: Rotate Tall only works in playback. If you shoot portrait orientation via video or HDMI, you're outta luck. Your stuff going to show up sideways which art directors really love. But if you bring your entire production to a screeching halt, you can play them back properly. Absolutely, frustratingly senseless.4. Mini HDMI socket! Nikon doesn't supply a cable (Canon does) so you'll need one if you use HDMI.

Great-looking files come flying out of this body, but before you switch from a previous prosumer Nikon you should know that:1. No PC/Sync Socket. If you shoot plugged into strobes you'll need to dust off your D100's old SafeSync or buy another Pocket Wizard.2. No CF cards. You'll need to buy SD cards which may be a drag if you already have 157 gigs of CF. And remember: These files are bigger. They chew through cards faster. Use "class 10" for HD video.3. Bizarre menu change: Rotate Tall only works in playback. If you shoot portrait orientation via video or HDMI, you're outta luck. Your stuff going to show up sideways which art directors really love. But if you bring your entire production to a screeching halt, you can play them back properly. Absolutely, frustratingly senseless.4. Mini HDMI socket! Nikon doesn't supply a cable (Canon does) so you'll need one if you use HDMI.

Just thrilled to finally have the D7000 in my hands. Can tell a big difference over my D90 and D80. Worth the wait and money. I love Amazon and i buy most of my camera equipment from them.

Excellent camera, much more than a simple D90 upgrade. Maybe not a 10*, but really you can fill the difference. If you ware happy with your D90, you will be very happy with this new model!

I currently have a D5000 (and believe me, I wouldn't change it for the world as a relatively light, simple dSLR) but I wanted a full body DX and the D7000 was well worth the wait. It is aimed as an in-between D90 and D300s; however, it outshines them both.Pros:1) Saves and Recalls full sets of camera settings with new U1 and U2 positions on the dial.2) It has 2 card slots, so you can save your pictures on both cards at the same time, creating an automatic backup.3) New 2,016 segment RGB meter (yes, a full color RGB meter unlike Canon's black and white)4) Magnesium alloy body makes it tough5) It has an autofocus meter so it works and autofocuses all lenses (unlike my D5000 which only autofocuses with AS lenses)6) The built-in flash can be used as a remote commander for external flash unitsGreat processor; well placed, intuitive controls; amazing range of shutter speeds (from 30 secs to 1/8000 sec)Although it also comes bundled with an 18-105mm lens, you can buy the body only and use it with the phenomenal VR 55-200 lens.

I currently have a D5000 (and believe me, I wouldn't change it for the world as a relatively light, simple dSLR) but I wanted a full body DX and the D7000 was well worth the wait. It is aimed as an in-between D90 and D300s; however, it outshines them both.Pros:1) Saves and Recalls full sets of camera settings with new U1 and U2 positions on the dial.2) It has 2 card slots, so you can save your pictures on both cards at the same time, creating an automatic backup.3) New 2,016 segment RGB meter (yes, a full color RGB meter unlike Canon's black and white)4) Magnesium alloy body makes it tough5) It has an autofocus meter so it works and autofocuses all lenses (unlike my D500 which only autofocuses with AS lenses)6) The built-in flash can be used as a remote commander for external flash unitsGreat processor; well placed, intuitive controls; amazing range of shutter speeds (from 30 secs to 1/8000 sec)Although it also comes bundled with an 18-105mm lens, you can buy the body only and use it with the phenomenal VR 55-200 lens.

There are so many great reviews of this camera that go into deep details, so no need to tread that ground again. I have a Nikon D80 and loved that camera. It did so much and it was great for getting back into photography. Having cut my teeth on a Pentax Spotmatic, it was easy to flip into Manual when needed. I took thousands of pictures with that camera and loved every minute. Everything I loved about my D80 was completely surpassed by the D7000. What an upgrade!

I've been using a D80 for a couple of years and was reasonably pleased with it. I, of course, expected the D7000 to be better and I haven't been disappointed. The obvious advantage for me is the low noise on high ISO--especially important for HDR photos. I also like the rapid multiple photo rate--also useful for HDR.Apart from those obvious things, it just feels better and the pictures look better to me--even though I don't really think they should. What can I say? I like it. :)

excellent high ISO performance, fast shutter release, well built, dual card slots a huge plus for wedding & wildlife shooting. and as always Amazon delivers just what they promise, on time service with no strings attached

Nikon has exceeded my expectations again.Once you get used to it it is very easy to use.The grip really fits my hand well.The AutoFocus is very accurate and fast.Increase the in-camera sharpening and the image quality is really excellant.

I tested this camera at a Photo show in Del Mar and, as shallow as it sounds, the soft/quiet shutter click was what impressed me the most. However, after owning it for 2 months, I had not expected such a dramatic upgrade to the D90: HUGE improvement in Auto White Balance, build quality noticeably better (magnesium body), twin SD slots, ability to use older lenses in Aparture mode with full matrix metering, 2 custom settings (great for HDR!), and BIG, BIG, & I mean BIG jump in ISO sensitivity, better and faster auto focus & (finally), a big improvement in image quality. Que mas quieres?

Awesome upgrade from the D90 (colors are vivid, natural, and rarely over exposes plus great low light performance).However, it is somewhat soft at the default settings, and perhaps retains less details unless you have an upscale lens.The image quality (which is what really matters) is 40% better than D90 overall. Autofocusing sometimes falters (due to it trying to activate too many points at the same time) but that could be overcome with a little tweaking.Overall, a beautiful camera which will raise the quality of your pictures for years to come (therefore worth the upgraded price).

Just too good, my first DSLR, so still learning lot of things, but it just shoots such great pictures. I mostly use manual mode and pictures come up great.

Coming from the high-end Olympus OM-4T into the Digital medium via the Nikon D80, then D200, I was waiting for a "D400", as a reasonable, justifiable upgrade.The D7000 came along, featuring everything I was expecting in a D400, and cheaper than my D200 had been, so I jumped on it. BEST camera I've ever gotten, by far.The color tonal range is super, the resolution is super, low noise capture is super. This is a great piece of machinery.Note of caution... if your technique is mediocre, then the 16mp will show this up big time. That's just a fact.Typically, I sell images enlarged to 20"x30". The D7000 has made shots this size look that much sharper and crisper.

I had the d300s but to me photography is a hobby, and the d300s was great but a bit too massive for me. I thought about downgrading to the d90 but ended up buying the fantastic d7000, which I love! I use it mostly with the nikkor 35mm f/2.0 and the pictures look great.