Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

got this about 20 days ago..it worked flawlessly..then last night built in pop up flash just didnt work or will work for a few shots then flash quit firing..took out the batt for a minute,because it might have some bugs of some sort..recharged the battery..but still the problem persist.some times it will flash but pictures are over exposed!!! sometimes it will flash but pictures are under exposed..its like the camera is playing tricks on me.tried all kinds of settings but all else failed.finally I got tired of it!,,took out all parts and put it all back in its original packaging..then returned it to amazon..i was hoping for a replacement but sadly THERES NO FREAKING STOCK OF THIS CAMERA ON THEIR RETURN DEPARTMENT!!SUCK! i need it badly nextweek for a photo shoot..so im left in the dark..now just waiting for a refund and just gonna shell out some more cash to buy the D700 FX instead..what a headache!!! i think people in nikon has some few bugs on this magnificent camera,hope they fix it..will be reading reviews or complaints before i buy this camera again in the future..for now because of the problem it gave me plus the return shipping costs..ill give it luckily 2stars! fix this bug problem nikon!

I am using a D7000 + 18-200mm VRII + SB-700 flash. It is a GREAT combo. I love my camera. The downfall is that the first units had a problem with bright spots on the LCD and in movies (stuck pixels). A firmware update fixed this. It has the same processor as the D5100 but the d5100 shoots movies in 30fps where this one 24fps. The won't update the firmware for this. Seems like a scam to me. Overall I don't know if I would stick with Nikon on my next camera, I may go Canon. I'm happy with it, just wish the company was focused on their customers demands like Apple is. I don't feel like I have a voice and am just a sale for them. Do a good comparison before you buy this and make sure it does everything you want. I would like to a HDR included like the D5100 has, instead you have to setup bracketing and process it on your computer.

Great camera well exceeds my expectations, very happy with the build quality and ease of use. Very comfortable in the hard and quick to learn and use.

Buy this camera.I read several reviews, checked it out at a local camera store (first one they got in), and bought it.Wow!!!In 1968, I bought my first Nikon, an F. Then an FTN. Then an 8008, followed by an N80, D70, and a D80.These were all outstanding cameras. I have thousands of great images and a range of Nikkor lenses -- all work with my D7000.It exceeds all my expectations.Imagine capturing the tongue of a hovering humming bird with a 70-300VR at 300 on autofocus with the 7000 at auto, and handheld....When only the best will do, buy this camera.

Nikon has a reputation for making the best SLR cameras and the D7000 will contribute to that. It is light and easy to hold but also has all of the features you expect in a quality camera. The Image quality is fantastic and with just a few minutes of setup time the two User Modes allow very complex settings to be done with a single turn of the mode dial.I purchased the camera as a second camera body to use in AUTO mode for those special situations that occur unexpectedly and last only a second. This camera gets great results if you just turn it on and shoot. I was surprised to find that it also has easy to set manual features that match or surpass many of the professional quality cameras. It was defiantly a good buy for me.

I bought a D3100 as my first DSLR, but I 'outgrew' its capabilities in less then a year and ended up buying a D7000. Looking back, I still like my D3100, but i really wish I waited for the D7000. Would have saved me a lot of money.

Upgraded to this from the d5000 about a month ago. I'm very happy with it. It's fast, loaded with features, and feels better in the hand then the d5000. The pics are clean and beautiful. Here's my flickr stream <...> with a bunch of pics taken with the d7000..

I have had many Nikon cameras (FA, D100, D200, D300), other digital cameras, and other film cameras,and the D7000 has the best image quality of ant of the digital cameras I have used. The color and exposure of the camera's auto setting are amazingly good.I shoot a lot of sports and the focus system of the D7000 is the best. I still have the D300 and I only miss the 8fps rate of the D300 compared to the slightly slower frame rate of the D70000.The body construction is as good as any other high and Nikon camera. The dual SD card slots are a plus but I would have preferred CF card slots that work with the D300.I have not seen the any over exposures in bright light.Overall it is a great camera and you can not go wrong with a purchase of a D7000!

I will keep it short and sweet. I've been shooting Nikon exclusively for years. Buying a new body comes down to one thing: I already own Nikon lenses, so I buy Nikon bodies. F3, D70. D200. Now the D7000. I've owned this since the week it was introduced. I love this camera. All of it. No need to repeat what you can read in all the other reviews. It truly rocks in every sense of the word.My only disappointment is this: Autofocus during video is a joke. It shouldn't even be listed as a feature. If this is a major selling point for you, buy the camera anyway but know ahead of time this feature blows. I pray to _____ (deity of choice) that there will be a firmware fix for this.I know, I know... true video aficionados don't use auto focus. But sometimes it's nice to have the option, right? Well you don't.I shoot lots of video and manual focus on this thing is not for the faint of heart. I have a shoulder rig with a follow focus and a screen magnifier and I work hard pulling focus, especially with subjects on the move.That having been said, buy this camera if you don't already have a stable of Canon lenses... You won't regret it. Did I mention the high ISO/low-light performance?

The biggest problem with this camera is the location of the remote cable release. Previous Nikons had it on the front of the camera. This camera has it on the side and if you use a tripod and are taking a vertical photo it is very difficult to get access to where you plug in the cable release. Also, I wish Nikon had made this camera 8 frames per second instead of because makes it more difficult to hand hold 3 HDR shots. Otherwise, the camera works very well and has a lot of good features for the price.

I've had this body for about 2 weeks now, and I've already take it up cliffs on hikes, taken pictures in high and low light conditions, and done some time lapse photography. This camera has stood up to punishment and taken wonderful pictures!The only downside to this camera is probably the limitation on internal software time lapse. you can only do 999 iterations of your time lapse, this will give you a minute or so of footage at 15fps. Nothing that some extra hardware can't change, but it would be nice to not have to get it.I would definitely buy Nikon again!

It needs some time to learn how to use everything, I was using d60, the d7000 is much better!. there are many settings for autofocus that I need to understand better, I was taking my pics with manual, using the lens in m/a, my len is the new 50mm f1.8 af-s that was also an excellent investment, you only need to know that this 50 mm will work like a 70mm lens in this camera.

I purchased a D7000 locally (body only). I have an HD Camcorder, so my only use for the D7000 is taking pictures. And wow, all I can say is that it takes amazing pictures. I've tried the camera in different indoor lighting settings and I can say that camera's auto white balance settings has produced beautiful and accurate colors every time. I haven't had to use my Expodisc once so far. The metering system on the camera is the best in the DSLR world at this time. I always shoot in manual, but so far with the D7000 - i've put the camera on Auto or on Aperture Priority and the pictures have been out of this world. Instead of having to play around with settings, you can let the camera do the work and focus on your composition. If you have any thought whatsoever of purchasing this camera, I would say do so! Go out an buy it. I cannot imagine any improvement to this camera that can be made. I would have no problems keeping this camera for the next 10 years. Its absolutely perfect. The size is just right, I actually like the feel of it a little better than the D90, particularly where i grip the camera using my right hand. I've used the camera with my 17-55mm and 16-85mm and the weight is just right.

The Nikon D7000 is everything that I want in a semi-professional camera. The images are tack sharp (good glass helps this of course) and the camera build is conducive to that as well. The learning curve is very steep, especially if you have a solid background or upgrading from the D90 etc. The camera just feels good in the hands and really makes taking photographs a joy. There aren't many drawbacks with this camera. The only one of note is the continuous shooting mode. The camera doesn't have the buffer size like a D3s but it still makes the grade as I don't normal shoot many action sequences. All in all, superb camera.

I sold my old D50 and bought this one. Obviously, the differences are like night and day! The video mode seems a bit shy on features but I'm not gonna use it for that anyway. Love this camera! Also, Amazon had it in stock when several others did not.

I am a beginner when it comes to photography however, I wanted to improve my work. I am extremely happy with this camera. I have been using it for a couple of months and already I have been taking amazing photographs. I have been using it mostly on the fully automatic and am slowly learning how to adjust the settings for my own preference. This camera is for someone who wants to really understand photography and take advantage of all a camera has to offer. I would definitely recommend this camera to anyone who wants to get into photography, or anyone who wants to get serious about photography.

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.

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.

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 !

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.

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.