Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

I have only had this camera for a couple of weeks and so far it is living up to everything that I have read about. It has a few more features than my D-90,but so far the learning curve has not been too bad. It does seem a little slow to focus in dim light but nothing I can't live with. Very pleased with my Nikon. I would recomend it as an upgrade or as a first DSLR. Another winner for Nikon.

I have a D7000 and while the camera is quite good, the buffer is anything but great! In fact you can fill it up with 15 full size jpgs (set at Large and Fine) in about 2.5 seconds and then wait several seconds for the next shot! The buffer is actually very poor if you need to take fast action shots, say an aircraft moving at 400mph! The D300 or the D300S will smoke this camera on the continuous shooting side even without the extra battery grip! Nikon made a great camera but forgot to include sufficient buffer in it and because of this I stopped using it and went back using my D300S when I need the extra reach that the DX sensor gives! For landscape or general photography it doesn't matter but for fast action sports or action oriented events this is NOT the camera to have! Do not believe Nikon's hype about about 100 frames at 6fps!!! Heck not even my D3S will do that it will only take 51 frames at 9fps,(set at L & Fine jpg) before the buffer fills up, despite using SanDisk Extreme Pro, which is about as fast as one can get at 90MB/s. So keep the this in mind if you do need or care for continuous shooting above 3 frames a second, the D7000 will work for you nicely, otherwise use a D300S or wait for the replacement for the D300S if you need the DX format.

I almost settled for the Nikon D5100 but decided to pay the extra and go for the D7000.I'm a serious amature photographer who specializes in nature and wildlife. The shots I have taken with this body and my Sigma 50-500MM lens are just the best I've every taken. The autofocus is really quick, smooth and accurate. The choices of metering modes gives you more control over the photo. The LCD screen is large and very clear. The Nikon D7000 has so many features it will take me sometime to maximize their use (which is a good thing). Because the Nikon User Manual is such small print and extremely condensed in description I would suggest purchasing a guide, such as David Bush's Nikon D7000: Guide to Digital SLR Photography (also available at Amazon).

Просто хочу написать что контроль качества у никона ужасный.Купил камеру,приехал домой начал проверять и на матрице оказались горячие пиксели.Поехал поменял,в магазине проверил новую камеру на горячие...

Покупал свой D7000 в Японии,
там цена конечно чуток дешевле.

Лично для меня данная модель превзошла все ожидания, что...

Довооолен!!! Это просто потрясающе! Вспышка не нужна. Фотошоп (для репортажной фотографии) не нужен: идеальные уровни даёт камера, свет, тона, контрасты, резкость. При том, что снимаю в Джипеге. Стал, как Кэн Роквелл:...

...мой д90 был сказкой, нехватало лишь матрицы, купил этот хочется плакать, работает несабильно, фокус мажет, резкие снимки неполучаются даже при 5.6ф у 35мм 1.8, когда д 90 справлялся при 2...

Absolutely what I expected and MORE with a fast delivery. Shipping was well done. The product speaks for itself...looking forward to purchasing the battery grip to add on to help balance the weight.

This is a great camera to use, it's very confortable, fast and it has all you wish for.Settings a very easy to adjust, the view finder is big and bright.Image quality is fantastic specialy the superior dinamic range it offers and the impressive low level of noise at high ISO but be carefull... this is not an easy toy to use.Learning curve for this beauty is long even if you have experience with entry level DSLR, it will make you adjust every single setting before you get acceptable pictures.Focusing is tricky and it's very probable you'll need to adjust it. This is why I give it 4 stars.This camera has offered me a challange that I'm enjoying.

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Photography for me is just a hobby... And I have owned quite a few cameras.. from point and shoot, SLR and a few years ago bought an entry level DSLR. I loved my little D60, but always thought it was well below the film cameras I had in ability. Not this little gem. It performs great. It is fast, feature packed, and feels very substantial in my hand. I did not buy the kit lens and bought a prime lens, and I am so happy with this purchase.. I am getting the pictures I used to get with my OLD cannon film camera. If you are looking to upgrade your entry level D40, D60, D3000... or looking for a first time camera,, you cant go wrong with this camera.

So I am a typical family photographer.... I have had a D40 x for a long while and have been happily add lenses to my arsenal for the last few years. I worked with physical film photography in high school and college so my eventual transition into dSLR was a little easier than those coming from say a Polaroid experience. But I don't intend nor am I a professional. That being said, I can see how this camera cow,d easily be marketed to one. There are a million buttons and menus and dials and knobs that are quite intimidating. So I am writing to say, this camera can be used by a pro but offers excellent options for someone who will leave it on Auto Mode for the majority if the time.Highlights I have learned about since I got mine yesterday.-Bracketing. This feature let's you take a series of 2 to 3 shots quickly while the computer resets your lighting settings to be slightly more exposed and slightly less composed that what it thinks is perfect. Nice!-There is a physical knob that can be adjusted to set the camera for single, continuous shooting, remote or timer shooting. I hated going into the menu to do this.-Scene modes are now In a menu rather than on the dial. I'm okay with this. They added many many more scene settings so moving it "Indoors" seems logical.-while a little bigger, the camera does seem much heavier than my D40.-white balance is offering better descriptions of variations offered (vice the + or - numbers previously used) if not flat out more options there-very easy method, via a small button, to watch not through the viewfinder but on the back screen.-video was astoundingly good... was very sorry my first video was of my office chair... totally not postable. There is a mic and it looks like there is an input for an external mic. HDMI Jack outlet too on the body.I'm sure there are a million more things to talk about. Ultimately, my point is that the many new buttons and such seem very logical and impressive. For the average family photographer, they offer great features. Considering that my spouse paid about this much for my d40x back in the day (+-200$ I suspect) this camera is absolutely worth the pennies.

This is my second Nikon DSLR and my 3rd Nikon overall(I started on a Nikon film SLR) and I love it. One of the main reasons I got this one was because of the video feature(I am an amateur filmmaker) and it does not disappoint! Far better than any of the prosumer video cameras in this price range I have used quality is fantastic.As far as pictures, I am still putting the camera through it's paces, but so far it has not disappointed in that area either, the clarity and color are wonderful so far. The autofocus is quick in most lighting conditions(worthless when shooting video though). The shutter is quiet as well. Now, addressing the title of the review: I added the if you can use it because a lot of the more negative reviews tend to reference downfalls that only occur when using one of the auto or program modes. If you are an aspiring pro, or even hobbyist really, you should rarely, if ever, use a scene or program mode. There's a reason this camera has almost twice as many buttons/knobs/what-have-you than the D5000: you are meant to use them!In conclusion, this is a great camera for those looking to step up from an entry level DSLR or for one who is looking to come from film but you're not willing to drop $2k on a more expensive camera. If you're wanted to compare it to a D300s or D700, you should stop, because as far as photos, it will not compare at all. I definitely recommend this camera to anyone who may be teetering between this and another in it's range.

Excellent camera so far. Have been using for about four months now. It has far more features than I will probably use regularly. I did read the user's manual just to become familiar with what's available. This is an upgrade to my Nikon D70s. Picture quality is great. I enjoy experimenting with all the features.

Although on paper D7000 is more advanced / has better specifications than the D90. Nikon clipped this camera's wings.Tons of D7000s are suffering from back-focusing, or hit and miss auto focusing issues. The images are out of focus frequently or systematically back focused. My D40/D3100/D90 does not have such issues.Worse still, the images at 100% are fuzzy and blurry, losing details. It's as if there is a dense fog surrounding everything in the picture, including the objects supposedly in focus.

Считаю, что этот аппарат - по-настоящему новое слово в любительском сегменте. Да, многие из рекламируемых характеристик и новшеств по сути являются "фенечками", без которых можно и обойтись. Но общее число таких "фенечек" и их небесполезность вместе с возможностями вчерашних профессиональных зеркалок фактически перевесили (у меня) даже ценовой фактор. В камере заложены все актуальные для любителя сегодня возможности и свойства. Доступен весь парк массовых объективов, все современные технологии замера экспозиии и автофокуса... Скорострельность (всегда думал что уж это точно не нужно, оказался не прав). Мегапиксели и HD-видео (ну куда же сегодня без них!). Тем, кто взял себе аппарат "на вырост" и мало знаком с профессиональными приемами съемки, настоятельно рекомендую потратить время на изучение встроенных возможностей оперативного управления режимами съемки.

I have recommended this product to a lot of my friends already. I love everything about this camera. Its rugged and produces astonishing images for a camera in its class. Shooting at High ISO produces minimal noise. The battery is superb. The dual card slot is a plus. The integrated video taking capability is sweet; only you will have to get an external microphone as the inbuilt microphone picks up the noise produced by the focusing motors.