Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000

This camera is just as light as the D90 and lighter than the D300s. However it has titanium alloy inside. It not only out performs the D90 but runs circles around the D300S (the closest two nikons). This is not a full frame camera like the D700 however the added 16mp I feel helps with the smoothness of the images at hi ISO, and the quality is actually comparable to the D700 and way outperforms any other Dx format. The Color meter is tack on and auto focus is crazy fast and smart. Added feature of U1 and U2 presets are invaluable setting the camera how you want and save it then being able to switch to a second completely custom preset of your choice. Also the two sd slots backing each other up or expanding your capacity is a nice upgrade. There is a quite mode that is crazy quite. I shot some images handheld in candlelight with the 35mm f1.8 at ISO 6400 the shots were exposed perfect and very low noise. WOW! I love this camera. The only issue is that cs4 camera raw/ photoshop/ Lightroom 2 does not recognize the nikon NEF file from the D7000 they have to be converted to DNG or upgrade to CS5 level.

I had to replace my trusted D70s after 5.5 hard years of use. With a library of Nikon autofocus lenses, I wanted a camera that allows maximum use of the capabilities of my tried and true lenses but also defines the latest technology. The D7000 accomplishes this easily with the ability to make picture taking easy when I don't want to bother. When I want to be creative, it allows me to do things I never thought of with the new focusing and metering systems.My 10 year old son wanted to try the camera and I wanted to have some fun. I set the camera on high speed and told him to shoot away. He fired off about 8 pictures in just over a second, stopped and look at me while saying, "Cool!" It isn't often that I can impress the kids! By the way, each of the pictures was perfect in focus and exposure. There seems to be no compromising with this camera!

Напугали, что сложная, что много напичкано всего, что не удобная и тд...всё не так!!! меню понятное, интуитивное, плюс основное (баланс белого, исо, АФ и прочее) дублируется кнопками на корпусе. удобная подача информации. подсказки.
шикарный видоискатель, удобное основное колесико, ну может быть...

I'm extremely happy with this camera. Nikon did it right this time.The camera body is not up to D700 but sturdy and solid enough.The high ISO is much better than in D90 , it's up to D300 level or so.Focusing feature has been dramatically improved. 35 points - not a joke!2 SD card slot - very helpful. I'm using a back-up option during a wedding shoot.I wish d7000 was a full frame camera but you can't ask for any better camera around 1000 bucks.Highly recommended.

Things you'll immediately notice compared to D90: solid more magnesium and rubber in build and the custom features like U1 and U2 modes on the dial which do a great job of remembering settings you like to use! In general it seems like every setting is so customizeable that it's much easier to get images out of camera that I had to spend alot of time editing to get out of my olympus. The autofocus is wicked fast and the quality at ISO 6400 out of camera is the best i've ever seen for a mid range level camera.Heads up to the normal consumer without tons of pro movie making equipment and aspiration....Movie is nice to have sometimes; but if you're getting this just for movies of fast moving stuff like kids I think you'll find the continuous focus feature isn't up to the challenge and the rolling shutter issue is there like all DSLRs. You probably will get more useful in focus video out of some cheap consumer cameras (that have less depth of field) for that sort of thing. Note also the LCD screen doesn't tilt so if you like to hold the camera very low you might be dissapointed.For someone looking to get serious with their photography and who has had prior mediocre experiences with DSLRs (especially nikon) I think you'll be impressed. The hot pixel issue mentioned by some I haven't seen at all.As for megapixel comparison don't worry about it you won't notice a difference vs comparable cameras.Word of advice, the 18-105 kit is mediocre (was only way to pick up camera when I was looking) but if I were to do it over again I would go with the body only and get a 35 mm f1.8 prime as I think it's lighter and faster so more versatile most of the time.

This is a very sturdy and reliable camera. Still getting used to the layout and controls (I've been using EOS for 20 years). Compared to my T2i:Same image quality.Easier manual focusing, thanks to the brighter viewfinder.Has silent mode.Same AF speed (at normal situations)Lacks peripheral illumination correction.Has chromatic aberration correction.Lacks 30p video speed.Worse battery grip system (needs to remove it to access the camera battery).Easier to start shooting video.Same high ISO performance.

I upgraded to this camera from my Nikon D90. From my perspective, the advantages are external microphone connector, slightly better low light performance, and more dedicated controls. The viewfinder seems nicer too, but I've been using other cameras between the day I sold my D90 and the day I got this one, so I cannot be 100% sure.To be honest, the camera didn't "wow" me (like moving from the D40 to the D90 did) so If you have a D90, I don't think the upgrade is worth it - unless you need the external microphone, want to use some old non-cpu lenses, need 1080p video, or some other feature you can only get with this camera.That doesn't mean that the D7000 is a bad camera by any means, it does everything the D90 does, and more. Between the time I sold the D90 and got the D7000 I used several other cameras, from advanced point and shots, to a Canon 7D. My favorite is the D7000, I like off-camera jpgs better than any other brand, automatic white balance, auto focus accuracy, and exposure are the best I've seen. I also got a SB-700, and I got better results from the D7000/SB-700 than from a Canon 50D/580EX III recently shoot a polo match, and I do not thing I got one picture out of focus, or with bad exposure. (With a 70-200 VR II)Final word : Get one - If money is short, get a D90 - you are not going to miss much. If you have a D90, keep it, and buy some glass.

Ну что же вот и довелоcь заполучить сие детище nikon в руки, и что же, не смотря на завышенную стоимость по сравнению с московскими ценами интернет магазинов...,всё равно фиг столько накопишь :), получил всё что ожидал от него и даже намного больше, на китовом стекле он полностью уделал ближайшего конкурента тоже на китовом стекле....что будет на топовых линзах представить можно - результат будет примерно одинаков. Спасибо за акцию 0 0 24, вы даёте возможность людям без особых затрат получать требуемое и желаемое.

I have used Nikon cameras since the original Nikon F was introduced.Now the Nikon D7000 is here I am very unhappy with this camera. The still pictures are excellent.But Nikon should have stayed out 0f the movie business until they perfected auto focus in movie mode. I took a trip to Alaska and took 200 plus still pictures that were excellent.But the movies are mostly out of focus that were made in auto focus mode.It is not because I don't know what I was doing it was because of the poor auto focus.When I used manual focus it worked fine.The Nikon D7000 camera does not compare to the Panasonic Lumix GH1 Or The GH2 for movies and the still pictures are just as good as the pictures from the Nikon D7000. My advise is save your self $200 dollars and buy a Panasonic GH2.I would return this camera for a refund,but seller does not have a return policy.I tried to buy this camera from amazon but they did not have it in stock at that time.They recommended the seller I bought from.

I purchased this camera this summer and Love the picture quality but it came defective new.First week i had it an error message popped up a few times, I have a lot of experience with DSLRs NIKON mostly and i know when ERR is displayed at the top LCD its a problem, i call nikon and have it sent to them, they keep it for a while and send it back. It seemed to work right for a moment, but still malfunctions and seems to do it more often.Nikon couldnt even fix it and wouldnt replace itGreat camera when it works, but its a guessing game when its gonna work.

I was using the D3100, which is a nice camera; I gave it to my daughter along with the 18-105mm that came as a package with the D7000. The 7000 is great. I mostly use it with my Nikkor 70-200mm taking picture of birds and landscapes. I like the option of taking pictures in the RAW mode and being able to edit on the camera. I am new at this but am leaning quickly; I recently retired so I have plenty of time to to run the camera through its paces.

I liked using this camera and the image quality is fantastic but with 2 card read/write errors in <200 shots in the first 2 days I returned it after Nikon suggested it could be a faulty camera. I used recommend, high quality SD cards and switched these around, formatted in the camera...basically did everything I should do but the failure persisted.I did a lot of research before buying the D7000 but I'm nervous to buy a 2nd one after this experience.

Брал, как замену Nikon d300s, фотоаппарат оправдал все ожидания, олично работает. Всем доволен кроме маленьких размеров корпуса, рука устаёт -неудобно держать...

My wife and I each had a D90 and have been very happy with those,but when a friend offered to buy my D90 I just had to go for the D7000. I have only taken a couple hundred shots but what I have seen after comparing the 90 to the 7000 is the image quality is definitely better and it seems that not only is there a better sensor and processor but also because the camera settings can be adjusted easier and more accurately. For example, the auto white balance is much more accurate and the shutter speed up to 1/8000 along with the great high ISO abilities and the metering seems much more accurate as well. Auto focus is great but I had no complaints with the d90s auto focus. The controls and the feel of the camera are pretty similar with the 7000 being a little heavier but for the most part the menus and buttons are also very similar with the 7000 being a little easier to adjust with a few nicely placed camera buttons added on. The tripod base plate from my D90 will not properly fit the 7000 but the 7000 and 90 are real close in size other then that. I have no doubt this cameras capabilities are much more than my skill and/or knowledge warrant at this time but I don't see that being a problem. I believe anyone upgrading from a previous Nikon model will absolutely love this camera. I have not had any issues with Video noise or hot pixels. The video that I played around with is excellent quality. I had it on Pre-Order from Amazon but found Calumet photo had it available for the same price so I got it next day air from them.After a few more days playing with this camera and comparing the D90 and this 7000 the 7000 is so much better than I first realized. Especially the high ISO capability and white balance. Great Camera!

Bought this camera a few months ago and ever since then my photography has changed dramatically. At the beginning i was confused by the amount of control you had with the settings but now im a well oiled machine with this camera. tons of control and tons of love. this camera is one of the all time greats i have owned so i would recommend this baby to anyone who wants some serious photos in their life.

LOVE my new camera! Put a rush on the delivery so I could use for a photo-shoot...it made it right in time! Thanks for getting it to me on time!

Nikon do it again, D7000 is a perfect update to any DX user.Just one thing is more slowler to process than D90 and D300

I love this camera. I've used my Nikon D70s for about 5 years and this Nikon D7000 camera leaves it in the dust. I shoot high school sports, indoor & out and this camera works well for both in low light and fast action. Nothing cheap about this camera. If you can think of it, this camera can be set up to shoot it. Pro or amature , this camera can do it all. I love the picture quality at very high ISO settings. All the normal adjustments have a button on the camera for quick and easy access. I love everyting about this wonderful camera, except the high price of course, but it's worth every dime. If you have a few extra dollars to spend and you want a great camera, buy the New Nikon D7000. I did and I'm having a blast making photos I didn't think possible on my tight budget.

Excelente cámara. Permite trabajar la cámara manualmente con mucha facilidad. La resolución de las fotos y/o videos es espectacular. Es una buena inversión.

Excellent camera, however I got a lemon piece where in I was getting frequent ISO error. Seems like a common problem with some of the D7000. Only way to fix it was to remove and add the main battery again. I had to return it back to amazon and got my refund immediately.