Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000 Body

Before I start writing about the problems I had with my camera I must warn anyone thinking about buying a Nikon product to try to call their customer service at 1-800-Nikon-US. Impossible, you are kept at the line with no music nothing for more than 40 minutes (at least) and no one answers the call. The most frustrating experience you can have, specially after paying USD1500 for a camera!Now to the D7000 with the KIT lens. The KIT lens is not even worthy of you trash. It is the worse lens possible, it does nothing right. I read every single review site and all spoke well of this lens, my conclusion is that they must be paid, or receive free goods, from all companies so they never really write bad reviews.The camera itself also has some serious backfocusing issues. If you do not know what that means, it simply means that the camera does not focus well and you will never take the sharp pictures you expected to take when you bought the Camera.Right now I am on hold for 1 hour trying to get in touch with the Nikon CS. Trust me it is not worth it. Do a Google search on Nikon D7000 Back focus issue, and you will see the amount of threads in the subject.Save money buy a Canon 60D and a good lens and you will beat any picture taken with the Nikon. And the Canon Support line works!1800-652-2666 took me 5 minutes to get connect.Try it for yourself!! Call both support numbers before you buy either camera.

This is my first time using Nikon gear and the D7000 has impressed me very much.I think this is a much better camera than what I would consider its comparison -- Canon 60d. It feels better in my hand and, overall, offers more professional level features. I especially like the dual control dials (front and back) which allow super fast switching of both aperature and shutter speed.As a subjective opinion, I also believe Nikon's sensor/processor and 18-105mm kit lens combination produces slightly sharper images, at more ISO levels, than Canon's Rebel series body and their 18-135mm lens.Pros:* Outstanding build quality (i.e. extremely solid)* Wonderful image quality* 100% coverage on the viewfinder* Holding the camera feels great* Well placed dials and other controls* Great autofocus* Seamless integration with Nikon flashes* Fantastic frames-per-second* Dual memory card slots* Includes screen protector* Top LCD screen backlight* Many menu customization optionsCons:* Wish display screen would automatically turn on when pressing certain buttons* Would like image preview (when used) to include aperature and shutter speed, not unneeded information like filename* Better way to scroll (jump) through all images on the main screen

This camera was an upgrade from a Nikon D5100. It is an excellent intermediate camera and I could not have been more pleased with my purchase!! Fast shipping as always thanks to Amazon!!

I was having Nikon D5100 before owning D7000, I was quite happy with 5100, picture quality was good and controls were handy. Only reason to switch over was FP facility and commander mode which 5100 was lacking. Camera is good but controls are not user friendly (may be I don't have much skills to operate). After ordering the stuff, I have noticed that people are complaing about back focus or front focus issues. Never faced such issues but pictures are not as sharp as D5100. DOF button is really helpfull.Over all satisfied with the product.

Bought it for a friend in another country. It fit his needs for a camera. He's happy and uses it for everything.

This camera came with problems in focus and well noticeable noise in night shots. I had spots on the sensor.I do not understand as being new come with so many problems, nikon not being careful with their cameras.

Good Camera and Many More options to capture a moment. Strongly recommend for those who are planning to buy a dSLR.

Just bought a Nikon D7000 with Nikon 105mm f/2.8D AF Micro-Nikkor Lens few days ago. We've been testing it and found the image to be pretty blurry, not sharp at all. The image is very soft, much worse than our Canon 60D, even Nikon D80. You can see our comparison hereCanon 60D => [...]Nikon D7000 =>[...]We researched the image problem, and thought it could be one of those front or back focus problem, even though the camera was focusing fine. We tried the AF fine tuning suggested on other blogs and it didn't help with sharpness of the image.Strangely, the D7000 perform much worse than our Canon 60D, which suppose to be an inferior camera compare to D7000. The 60D also has higher pixel resolution at 18MP, so it's definitely not because higher resolution photo will reveal more detail and causing image to look more blurry, as some have claim. The canon 60D uses Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Lens.Finally, we brought the camera to an official Nikon service center locally for testing but everything turn out to be fine, the service center guy whom we talked to say there are no focusing or sharpness problem at all, we even tried to shoot the image on one of the D7000 at the service center, completely same result. The lens tested fine too.I understand this could be a user problem, but I doubt it as our photographer has over 4+ year of photography experience and previously used D300 and D700 with his previous company. If it is user problem, what could we be doing wrong? Please help us. Thank you.Update: we manage to improve sharpness by adjusting sharpness, but still a bit lacking. We are still disappointed but will bump the review to 2 stars.

Very disappointing to wait and get a defective product the very first day of use. Nikon D7000 with the release shutter which stays high after shooting.Body bought as new with all ready a scratch and a malfunction.It took much more time that expected to get the deliveryI have been using Amazon a lot in the past. It is the very first time that it is so bad.

My first DSL camera and I love it. It is a really nice product and fast shipping! exactly as it is described on website.

I love my new camera! It is a nice step up from an entry level D3000 to this semi pro D7000. It came on time and even comes with an extended warranty from the refurbished dealer. I only have to dx lenses but working on upgrading to some fx lenses. It takes pretty decent shots with the dx but from other reviews the fx you have better clarity with crisp pictures. I love the body and handling on it and the extra features from the D3000. I haven't had a chance to check out the video quality but more interested in the taking pictures. Avid nikon fan!

I have this camera for about a month now and just last weekend (May 7th) I got a first chance to use it, unfortunately.I used it with Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4 and Sigma 50-150mm F2.8 lenses on my flight tour over Chicago downtown.As an owner of Nikon D200 I can say that this body is lighter and smaller, which is good and bad.Good part - your bulk load would be not so heavy as with D200. Bad part - if you get used to holding D200 or similar body (D300) then D7000 would feel not so comfy (big) in your hands. Plus, if you have big hands (long fingers) it might not be a very comfortable. But it is something that you can get used to with time.Another, thing that would require getting used to is controls, focusing - D7000 has more focusing points but also it has a bit different setting than D200. If set it up as you like it at first then it should not be an issue, but if you would rely on basic auto focusing (default all 39 points) it might be frustrating because it might focus on something that you do not expect.Well, again - just matter of time to get know this camera and set it up for your self.In regards of quality / sharpness of the image - I got scattered result due to condition of shooting - I was in flying plane with some little turbulence. But when I was standing on air field most of my images were sharp. Just a side note - I shoot RAW (NEF) which would require post editing, including some sharpening.In addition to this part - it all depend on what glass you are using. This factor would contribute to sharpness and brightness of the images - greatly. And you have to remember that each lens has it own "sweet spot" - aperture that would produce sharp images - it is not always F16 or F22.Along with purchasing this camera I purchased 2 32Gb SD class 10 card (Transcend). Unfortunately for me - one card in Slot #1 failed when I was in the air. I tried to resurrect it but ended up removing it and moving card in slot # 2 into #1 slot. But it is not cameras fault. After this everything worked well.Another point that you would need to get used to is buffer size of this camera, especially if you are shooting RAW and with continuous shooting. As to my test in High Speed Continuous shooting camera can store up to 10 RAW images and then it shuts off to unload buffer which takes about 9-10 seconds and this is with class 10 cards.As oppose to D200 which can handle 21 sequential RAW images it might look not enough. But - it is for you to decide if you can live with such buffer.Menus - are similar to D200, so if you a proud owner of this camera then it should not be a problem for you to work with menus.I'm sure there are many other little things that can be found (good and bad) - but it would be just a matter of your own taste.Wish you good luck and have fun with this camera if you are buying it.

love this camera , super fast , makes learning my hobby even more fun with all the convenient controls and advanced options. Photos are beautiful. Camera is technical but learnable.

I have had this camera for a year now, it has served me well, I have had a few issues, but it was operator error. I have use this camera in foul weather covering a few regattas and it never stopped. I love this camera, and it has a motor with the body so you don't have to buy lens with them, also switching to manual mode changing white balance, or ISO can all be done external with out going into the main control setting like others. The only thing is when taking sports photos sometimes it misses the action when shooting in raw, but in JEPG it keeps rolling. I know NIkon will be updating this model in march or so if y9ou wait it then you might pick the D7000 for a couple hundred cheaper.

best bang for buck dslr out there. if you want to preserver your life memories kids, family work vacataions etc whatever.. in such a way that when you look back they look great.. then get a dslr. and this is the best mid leverls one to get.one rule in technology i've learnt is that the low end models are cheap but always lacking something, the high end models are expensive with a few fancy latests or gmmicky feartures that a regular person would never or seldom use. its always best to go for the model almost touching the sun but not quite. that way u dont crash to earth when u get home & realize in a few dayz u spent wwaayyy too much. spending a few extra bucks (if u have some to spare) to get a mid level tech always pays off in the end. IMHO.

I bought the Nikon d7000 in October 2011, and about a month after I began using it, the electronic system would malfunction, with the screen freezing, and then vertical lines appearing and getting heavier and heavier until the screen was blank. Of course by then the 30 day return period had passed. I thought perhaps I was doing something wrong, processing the photos too fast, so I continued to use it, since the problems would only occur sporadically. Finally, after 4 months of having the camera, and this problem continuing, I brought it to my local camera store. They told me it wasn't anything I was doing, it was a problem with the camera, and they sent it out for repair under warranty to somewhere in NC. Well, I got it back about a month ago. The repair replaced the entire electrical motherboard system. Problem is, I don't even know if they fixed it, because the repair place in NC failed to return my battery with it! My local camera store has asked Nikon now to replace the battery, and at first Nikon denied the request, but then the store showed Nikon that the work order included the battery. Still, 3 weeks have gone by, and no battery. I am so (bleep) frustrated with this lack of service from Nikon, I can honestly say I will never buy another Nikon item again. I have barely used this camera at all since buying it in October, and it seems like the least Nikon could do, given the price of this camera, and the fact that the whole motherboard had to be replaced, is to replace the battery taken by their warranty place!!! UGH! Nikon service is the WORST!!!

i wanted to give NO STAR RATING after my experience, but couldn't. i bought a camera from them that (brand new) was in my possession for 2 months out of the 6 months i had it. the rest of the time, it was in the shop repeatedly. i finally requested a new unit or a full refund, just to be informed that they found it satisfactory based on their tests and sent the problem unit back AGAIN! on top of this, they returned my camera with an enormous scratch down the front of the face. fortunately, my friend loaned me another brand i like MUCH BETTER and Amazon was kind enough to refund me in full since the manufacturer was completely unethical. all they had to do was send me a new unit, which any corporation who was concerned about their product reputation and their customer service would have gladly done. 3 strikes, no thanks and i have filed negative reviews with any source i can to inform people how shoddily this company dealt with me. shame on you nikkon, i hope i've cost you as much in profit as you've cost me in aggravation. most professional photographers i know love their cannons, and casios are good for cheap little cameras w a lot of perks.

Super fast camera, the image quality beats , which I initially planned on buying. Matching up Canon 5D Mark II image quality, only with this price.Performance wise is suitable for landscape photographer or portraits photographer, Excellent DSLR, two thumbs up!

I am upgrading from a D5000 which I used for a couple of years and wanted a step up in terms of control, durability and low light shooting. Got this during the thanksgiving sale and this camera beat my expectations...It has a beautiful viewfinder and a big LCD screen. Even the photos you take in Auto mode in low light look great. The battery charge is never ending. Also the two SD card slots is a blessing for me because many times I leave the SD card in my computer and take camera with me. The second SD card saves me :) Overall this a very good SLR for both starters and professionals.

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I own the Nikon D80 and was looking for an upgrade camera without breaking the bank. Researched the D7000 and was everything i was looking for and then some.i have owned the D7000 for approximately 3 weeks now. i have taken hundreds of photos since i received it. i went from the D80 10MP to 16MP. At first i thought i was not understanding my camera and these 39 Focus Points compared to the D80's eleven FP.i took some low light/ evening photos and the camera really captured well. i was not using a tripod and i put the focus problem on them being handheld pics. But still had the focus fuzzy issue. I even tried my D80 and it took grainier but crisper photos in comparison.i went camping last weekend with the family and couldn't wait to take some nature/ family photos. Nearly 95% of my photos are terrible and unusable, due to the Back Focus problem. On the camera review screen it is not an issue but once i got home and downloaded 250 pictures it is extremely noticeable focus problems. Group photos had all the front row people out of focus and the scenery 20 foot behind crystal clear.i thought it was user error (new camera/39 FP) But the more i shot and tried different lens, different settings no better.i even let a pro friend of mine try and and she said it is definitely a back focus issue.Conclusion:I LOVED the D7000 compared to my D80 in ergonomics, weight, and screen size.I cannot comment on the optics and picture quality because none of the photos i took came out correct.i am sending the camera back to AMAZON. i hope to repurchase another D7000 soon when they are back in stock. I will give it one more try before completely condemning the D7000.UPDATE 8-13-2012My D7K was stolen in April 2012. I purchased another one in June. It had a focus problem, i say this because i again sent NIKON some test pictures and they confirmed a problem and told me to send it in for repair. I had already returned the camera to Amazon who gave me a refund instead of shipping me a new camera. As of todays date, i have not purchased a new D7k becasue of the back focus issues.

I got my camera last night and played with it for a few hours. It was 5 days from order to receipt even though I ordered on a Saturday and chose Super Saver Shipping. I am seriously in love with the camera. It looks spectacular at higher ISO's and is very fast. I videoed my son eating cereal for the second time and when i replayed the video my wife was amazed how good the sound and clarity of the video was. I had to get used to the new button layout since I have the D5000. I was a little nervous that I got one of those rumored cameras that wouldn't focus properly but it turned out the lens was not quite locked in all the way. Once I fixed that the pictures came out great. I've used my sister's D90 and trust me this is an upgrade. If you can afford this camera you will not be disappointed. I will say that unless you are pretty serious about photography and like playing with your settings this camera may be frustrating because it isn't designed for point and shoot and designed around the idea that the user will be changing settings.

It is really good.Fast shipping.You know its price is very good after D7100.So i think photographers shouldnt miss it.

We are expecting a daughter and my older son is Graduating college so instead of paying for someone to take professional style pictures my wife said she would learn and do it herself. Boy was I glad we made this decision. The camera is fantastic and the quality of photos is amazing. We are very pleased with the button placement and features offered by this model and it has met all of our expectations.