Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

I moved up from the D80 and what a move it was. I love this camera. Its fast, easy to change any setting and so fun to use.

My last nikon camera was a D80 and now I have bought the D7000. I chose the D7000 because I've read great reviews about it. However, I got somewhat disppointed when I noticed that both the camera and the lens were made in Thailand instead of Japan. The camera is great but the impact of reading the labels about the country of origin created a sort of discomfort. I hope this will be only a matter of wrong perception and the product be as good as the cameras made in Japan. Construction wise it feels very sturdy and quality of photos are amazing. Maybe I have miss out on a note saying about the manufactoring country while considering buying the camera. In the end, a Nikon is a Nikon.Kind regards

Value for Money. I am not a professional, but NiKon D7000 camera with the lens 18-200 made me as a professional.

У меня был Д5000. Было три цели. 1 - приблизиться к покупке фулфрейма, 2 - улучшить техническое качество фотографий, 3 - получить камеру с более удобной механикой управления. Т.е., с дополнительными кнопками на кузове. Рассматривал только Никон, поскольку уже эргономически привык к нему. По сравнению с камерами начального уровня у Д7000 крайне удобное управление (не приходится постоянно лазить глубоко в меню, чтобы что-то изменить). Это не менее важно, чем новые супер-сенсоры и все остальные автофокусы)...

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.BEFORE YOU BUY the body only camera: strangely enough the body plus the 18-105mm zoom lens kit costs the same as the 'body only', so be aware of that.Thomasnikond7000dslr.org

I was not planning to write a review for this camera, but after figuring out the menus and adjusting it to my liking, I just felt all tingly inside and wanted to express my joy.First of all, let me start off by saying I used to own a Canon 7D with Sigma 17-50mm lens. That was an amazing camera and had so much features that I miss compared to the d7000 (like the way it felt in my hands, well-thought-out button locations, and Canon's picture quality). But I sold it because I wanted to shoot Nikon again. (I wish I can have both!)Anyways, I bought the same lens, Sigma 17-50mm, for the D7000, and and after taking a couple hundreds shots and messing around with the menu, I can say this about the camera: 1. The metering system is excellent on the camera. All the shots I've taken so far has come out in good, natural looking colors. 2. The menu system is very flexible. The one thing that I felt that was missing when I started using it was the ability to easily adjust the ISO. You have to use both hands (press the ISO button and then rotate the dial) to change it. But after messing around with the menu, I found the "Easy ISO" function. It allows you to change the ISO just by rotating the front dial, located near where you place your index finger. This got me to like this camera even more because I constantly adjust the ISO and the EV to compensate for the conditions that I shoot in. And there are a ton of other customizable settings -you HAVE to play around with it.3. 6 Frames per second is good enough! The 8 fps on the Canon was noticeable faster, but I don't miss it at all because it does not affect the shutter speed.4. The ISO is amazing.My only gripes are the way the grip feels and the size. But that's probably because I miss the 7D a lot in this aspect.And to those who are choosing between this camera and the 7D, I would say flip a coin if money is not an issue because both has their pros and cons. Canon shooters would get mad at me for comparing this to the 7D, but it's true. Even Nikon shooters compare this to the D300s, which is in the same class as the 7d. The 7D has superior ergonomics and handling compare to the d7000, but the D7000 has better metering and and is better in contrasty situations.P.S. I was not able to find any focus or pixel issues on mine.

Initially I bought a Canon 3ti with kit lenses. I returned the Canon after I saw the quality - it felt really cheap and the standard kit lenses are not wide enough for what I used to - Nikon F70 35mm with a 24-120mm all time walk around lens. So I decide to go back to Nikon. The shipping from Amazon was quick and expected although the package was all beat up during shipping - was not packed well. The D7000 is much superior on built quality and imaging quality over the Canon 3ti - no comparison. In addition, I can use all my old Nikon AFD lenses. I will buy some DX lenses once I get used to this great camera. I'm very happy that I bought the D7000!

Перешел на него после...

Все кто пишут что ломается и много брака ....скажу так я его уронил и все работает я снимал под дождем...

I upgraded from the D80. I was pleased with the D80 for most situations except shooting basketball indoors and live performances. I decided to get the D7000 for it's low noise at higher ISO. I wasn't expecting to see much difference in the image quality in well lit situations, but found that the image quality is much better. The images in low light conditions are superior to the D80, plus the added features of a full view viewfinder, larger LCD, two memory slots, and higher frames per second were icing on the cake. It is a noticable upgrade. So, in short, I would recommend this camera to a friend.

Before today I would have definitely given this camera 5 stars. I purchased it 13 months ago and it worked great until the dreaded ERR message started flashing indicating a problem with the mirror locking up--a month outside warranty coverage. A Google search revealed many, many instances of this issue, as well as a few here on the Amazon reviews. I tried all of the suggestions I found online and on the Nikon website: changing lenses, memory cards, batteries, etc. I also tried the 2-button reset and updated the firmware. Nothing works. I emailed Nikon Support and am waiting to hear back from them. I take a lot of pictures and am not looking forward to being without a camera for weeks as I suspect it will need to be shipped off for repair. I'm also not looking forward to paying for the repairs since they won't be covered by a warranty.

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The Nikon D7000 is afflicted by a chronic problem of oil spots showing up on the sensor, likely from the mirror mechanism. This is not a dust problem, but the oils used to actuate the mirror being flicked onto the sensor. You can google "Nikon D7000 oil spots" to read about many other D7000 users with the same problem. I have had the sensor cleaned by technicians twice, and the oil spots showed up within the first few images taken after cleaning.

Love this Camera!! Don't love the camera bag! I ended up buying a backpack type since i take my camera with me everywhere

За все время пользования данной моделью остались только положительные эмоции. До этого был Panasonik Lumix G2 kit 14-42. Чувствуется разница в фотоаппаратах как по качеству картинки, так и по...

I purchased this camera in December 2010 and have been using it for about a month. It has many features, so I am still learning about all the things that it can do.I didn't give this camera 5 stars because I am not certain if everything is functioning properly. The autofocus is either not consistently working or I just don't understand how to use it consistently. Many of the pictures that I think are in focus are not in focus when I open them. The pictures that actually turn out are very good quality and exceed my expectations. The manual is laid out nicely; once you learn how to do something, like set the timer, turn off the flash, etc. it is easy. Though I think it may be time to purchase an addition reference guide to help learn how to use more of the camera's features. If it turns out that I just need to gain a better understanding of how to use the autofocus, I would give this camera 5 stars.

I can only reiterate the same issues many people have discussed on many websites. I started with a D50 then D90. I had sharp photos with my D90 and never did the AF "say" (or show) that it is focused on a persons face, yet the only sharp spot in the picture is a random object behind the subject and primarily to the left side. I have had this D7000 for a year now and I am at the end of my rope. I wish I still had my D90. I have used the D7000 in all situations and all the settings, colors are lacking, noise is extreme --- even at an ISO of 100 in daylight, the noise is obvious. I have fine tuned all of my lenses to the 20 setting in order to compensate for the back focus issues (often it's not quite enough!). For the concert photography, I take 3x's as many photos to get the few good ones that will be in focus. There just isn't time to manually focus when a band is playing. Can't wait to get rid of this camera. I'm going to rent a Cannon and see what happens. I haven't ever used one, but it's time to start looking at other options.

Не соглашусь с предыдущими ораторами по поводу цвета кожи и более удобного управления в Пентакс К5. До покупки данного аппарата пользовался Пентаксом. Хотел перейти на К5, но в сравнении с Никон управление там просто отстойное. Лезть каждый раз в глубоко организованное меню для включения или отключения функций - задача на любителя. Никон подкупил в первую очередь именно удобством управления, вынесенным на тушку. По поводу цветов - есть коррекция режимов для jpg. в режиме, установленном...

Выбирал между Canon 60D и Nikon D7000. Фотик покупался для любительских фото - семья, дом, отдых на природе и пр. До этого был обладателем цифромыльницы Canon A700. Перечитал УЙМУ форумов, пересмотрел тучу фоток с каждой камеры. Из плюсов Canon-а было только более путёвое видео. В Nikon понравилось бОльшее количество кнопок, выведеное на тушку. Как оказалось, это ОЧЕНЬ удобно - менять параметры съёмки не залезая в нудные менюшки. Я сам не маленьких габаритов и тушка легла в руку...

I have too many bags full of black metal and plastic that I have collected over the years and my photographic journey goes back to the D-76 days. This latest tool in my bag has quickly become a favorite. I have larger, heavier, more "professional" grade cameras, but I reach for this newest one more and more. While it won't replace my other studio cameras, I didn't purchase it to replace them. It's another tool, and a fine tool at that. I am not wrapped around the axle of technical specs. Everything I purchase, (well maybe not everything) should help me do one thing: get the shot. And you can equate "get the shot" with "make the money".I can't imagine anyone not enjoying owning this fine solidly built black piece of gear. And the added bonus is all my really expensive glass works with it too.