Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

I had been using a Nikon F100 and wanted to go digital. I couldn't afford a new high quality digital and the lenses to go with it, but the Nikon D7000 is reasonably priced and allows me to use the lenses that I already have. I have been exploring what I can do with the D7000 and have been pleased at every turn. The D7000 is not for the beginning photographer, but it's certainly perfect for the experienced amateur.

I love this digital camera. Simply amazing product. Purchased a D7000 book and learning all the techniques and proper use. Good investment.

I purchased D7000 with 16-35/f4 and 70-300/f4.5-5.6. It is impossible to get a sharp picture with 16mm when shooting at a close distance, say, within 10 feet. The focus point did not seem shift a lot. It was just quite blurry even at the focus point. 35mm has back focus issue and the image was blurry too, just a little bit better than 16mm. 70-300 is much better. I used the same lens with D300s and the picture was much sharper. I guess something wrong with D7000's focus system. For Nikon APS-C system, D300s is much better than D7000, especially considering the price difference (only $249 difference).

Wow, is all I can say. This camera is simply amazing. Makes my photography skills look WAY better than they actually are (I love good photography, just never thought I could create any!).By the way, matched with this lens: Nikon 50mm f/1.4G SIC SW Prime Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras the camera is an absolute blast to use! This lens has an unbelievable ability to shoot in low light, never need a flash. Bokeh is absolutely beautiful. Still can't believe my shots are coming from me!Wow, Wow, Wow, incredible technology! Way to go Nikon!P.S. The D7000 doesn't need an AFS lens, so if you want to save some money on the lens, get this one: Nikon 50mm f/1.4D AF Nikkor Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras

I am in love with this camera. Still have my old 8008, also Nikon Cool Pix that constantly has problems. This is a camera I will enjoy for years to come!

I bought this camera after reading excellent review about this camera. I also read good comment from Ken Rockwell..."Among the many things I love about the D7000, in addition to how much better and faster it handles than any other Nikon DSLR". Thats not at all true about this camera. This camera has the worst auto focus of all cameras I have used.

I bought the D7000 on October 15th as a kit. I've already shot a concert I went to and a scavenger hunt in downtown austin and got some amazing shots. The only problem I ran into was the video. I was reviewing a few I had recorded and noticed there was a very clear green dot in each of the videos. I'm assuming it was a dead pixel or something on the sensor. I took it back and was lucky enough to get a direct exchange with the last kit they had in store. I'm not upset. I understand occasionally these things happen. I just wanted to call this out in case is was more than just this one off situation. So far I haven't heard anything else so I'm assuming this just falls into a small defect percentage that any company has.All in all I'm extremely satisfied and can't wait to see all the pictures I'll take.

Paid $1199 to Amazon, got the D7000 with 8000+ File Numbers Sequence counted. Now they are sold out and unable to exchange to a new one... I'll NOT going back to get any camera from Amazon next time!!! B&H FTW!

Like one other reviewer has noted, if you are trying to decide between the Nikon D7000 and the D3100, look no further and buy the D7000 if your wallet can stand it as you will not be disappointed. My camera arrived a few days ago and I have been busy putting it through the paces. This camera takes unbelievable pictures and is just loaded with features. This is my first SLR camera and I have absolutely no regrets about purchasing this camera.

I have had Nikon slr's since the mid eighties, and this was by far the best. Easy to learn to use, fun to experiment with and great, well exposed photos in all light. It got stolen, but I will definitely buy it again

Love this camera. I switched form a Canon and so far it was my best move I could of done. A bit for the advanced side of photgrapher but thats what i was looking for.No complaints.The best pictures Ive ever taken are with this puppy!

You are going to love the D7000 if you are a trigger-happy person. I usually keep my camera on continuous shooting mode since I am a nature photographer. But I had to force myself to change the setting to single shooting because this gun is so fast I was clicking 3 pictures when I intended for one. And this takes 6 frames a sec if you hold it any longer! Watch out! :)Pros:Amazing claritySharpnessSmooth focusDual card slotsCustomization settings - quite a lot of settings that don't seem to be highlighted any of the reviews I've read so far.Cons:Customization levels are pretty deep and unless you know what really need, it can be overwhelming.Overall, I love this camera. I am yet to fully customize it, as I am yet to fully go through all its features.

I got this camera last Thursday at Best Buy because I couldn't wait for my preorder from Amazon to arrive.The camera is really nice and the image quality was excellent, but during video you can here a lot of AutoFocus noise. A separate mic or manual focus is necessary to make any type of quality video.My camera worked fine with af-s lenses, however it would not recognize any lens that require the camera's focus motor to work. When any non af-s lenses were installed the camera operation completely locked up and it became a brick...There were also three hot pixels in video mode.I will buy this camera in the future once all of the bugs are worked out, but for now it was one big long waited let down. I will continue to use my D300s...

Got this camera from BB on Friday, yes, they sold them ahead of the launch day, some people even got it on the 14th!As soon as I open the box, you could tell that this camera looked more professional than the D90.Tons of settings, dual sd card is great, I have the hd video going to slot 2 (16gb card) and raw going to slot 1 (8 gb card)Screen looks much better, focusing feels faster. Video AF really works great! Stereo in for Mic! amazing. You won't be disappointed if you coming from a D90.Waiting to see what DXOMARK.com says about the sensor, since the D90 beats every ASP-C size Canon camera in RAW quality picture, except for the 1DMarckIVEven better than the D300![...]Yes, the D90 takes better RAW pictures than their new 7D.Check it out.

I upgraded from Nikon D50 to the D7000. It was out of stock for a month when it came out to the market, so I had to wait.It is a great camera, very sharp images, very good video.

First, I have D90 SLR camera, and I upgrade to D7000, Really make's a Big Difference, more Megapixels, more perfomance, more faster slr camera, and have a lots of features that make's D7000 One of the best Camera for price.I would High recommend this if you are a serious photographer,

My BF and I just got it last month. Neither of us know too much about photography, so I probably can't give any professional opinions. But for laymen, this is a fantastic camera! We still need to be more familiar with the operation.

Not experienced user of a DSLR, but I love this camera. So many features a so responsive while auto focusing in poor light conditions.To get the best of this camera you should couple it with a good pair of lenses.Amazon delivered It flawless a couple of days after ordered.

The Nikon D7000 gives you all the professional qualities of a Pro DSLR at a fraction of the price. The build quality of the magnesium body, the dual card slots, the ISO range of 100 to 64000 and the over 16mp makes this a perfect upgrade to the Nikon family.

A small hard to grip body, the MB-D11 helps but it is still crampedCover for memory cards is poorly designed, slides open when removing camers from bagUnpredicable inconsistent AFHighlights burnt out in Matrix meteringStardard mode has colours and contrast cranked up, Neutral much more accurateI have/had F3, N8008, n90s, D100, D200, D7000. The D7000 is the worst Nikon I have owned.

I loved my D90, and thought long and hard about upgrading to the D7000. It arrived yesterday as promised (Thanks Amazon! Awesome service once again), and I have to say, this camera is awesome. The feel of the camera is very sturdy, the shutter sound is great. I've taken about 150 shots with it, and am very pleased with the outcome using my Nikon 16-85mm lens. As great as the D90 was, I feel that the D7000 is a good upgrade, and well worth the money....Thanks

Picked this kit up yesterday at PC-Richard for $1304. they had 194 in stock after I got the first one. This camera's features surpass my D300 and D80 combined. I didn't really need the lens in the kit, but at that price, who would complain? I've only shot about 50 photos so far and discovered that ADOBE LightRoom 3 does not yet have a proper plug-in for the RAW photo processing, but I have no doubt that they will soon.

I was fortunate to get the body only version. The big positive is this camera has many features for price that need to be worked. The overexposure problem mentioned in dpreview article is a real problem and should not exist in a camera at this price level. Still the positives exceed the negatives, but you should use the higher quality Nikor lenses.

It's a very well built product!!!Love the camera so muchBut since i'm a beginner, and after learning about this camer for a week I decided to return the camera and get a D90SOrt of regreat returning it tho but for the price of D90, hey it's almost 500 less!! I don't think there's a lot of difference between the two camera for a beginner.!