Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000 Body

I purchased this camera in October after many weeks of looking at a Canon 7D. All the reviews I read said they were about the same. I was never that impressed with the camera and kicked myself for not returning it during the first 30 days. I never felt like it took quality pictures. I finally said enough and put it up for sale on ebay. I sold it and put my money together and purchased a Canon 7D. WOW!!! The 7D is head and shoulders the better camera.

I did much reading prior to purchasing the Nikon D7000 kit and am totally satisfied with its performance, quality and friendly features. While it takes some time to get the lay of the land, after a few days I was confidently taking nice pictures with the camera. I also bought a few books on the D7000 as the manual is a very sterile read. The only disappointment would be the camera bag. I've still got much to learn about some of the controls and functions, but that is a good thing as the camera packs many features for those who want to delve into full manual control as I do. The HD movies are also of very high quality. The battery lasts as well too. I put in a 128gig card and have been shooting in raw format exclusively. A 64gig card would do well enough for photos and you wont run out of space before dumping them to your pc.

I've used the camera several times since I got it just before Christmas. Read the 326 manual to get up to speed on all the features that my old D40 and D50 lacked. I really like the solid feel of the camera - heavier than my old cameras but not too heavy. I do a lot of HDR work so this camera offers better ways to do that. So far it seems to have less blown highlights than my old camera and obviously less noise in shadows. This was a logical next step for me vs. going into a much more expensive pro-level camera. With 16MP it provides me with picture quality/detail that I needed.No issues at this point and I would recommend this camera to those considering it.

Just sent my body to Nikon for repair after 11 months of use. I put about 20K on it during the past year, doing both video and professional photo work with it.The camera is a backup/DX body to my D700, which is far superior.The D7K is a big advancement from other DX bodies in the Nikon line. It is not particularly well suited for professional use, especially weddings, which I attempted.First, the autofocus is worse than the D300's. By worse, I mean it struggles greatly in low light. Not good for a wedding camera. Consistenly, all my shots of processionals with this camera on Continuous focus have been off. Its tracking abilities in low light are very poor.It's also noisy. Way noisier than the D700. Easily 3 stops. Above 400, it gets very noisy, very quickly.The images are also soft. Even at ISO 100, I am getting images that seem soft. Yes, I'm using a tripod and top-notch optics.Nikon's noise processing really takes a toll on sharpness. Their DX cameras have always had this issue, and the D7000 does little to improve upon it.Color is OK. With some work, you can get good skin tones.Exposure is generally good, but the LCD is very misleading. Use the histogram for your exposure decisions. The LCD is way too bright, even when it is dialed back to -3.The video is excellent. I feel the quality, when using great class like Zeiss, is on par with my Panasonic HMC150. Audio is horrible. Forget it. Buy a Zoom H4N for that. You will also need the Zacuto finder accessory if you plan to do video with this. If you don't use something like that, expect unsharp results. The LCD by itself is nearly useless for focusing.The two big minuses for video: the screen does not articulate. What's with this? Even the cheaper models do that, and of course, Canon.The other issue is no 1080 30p or 60p. You can't do slow motion at 24p.This is a stop-gap body for me. I'm waiting for a D700 with video, and then this will go to the auction. In the meantime, accepting its limitations, it can do a decent job on family photos and some landscape stuff. But compared to the D700, the images are just way softer.

I shoot in manual. I like to have control over my settings. I've taken the firsts shots with this camera and they are pristine, beautiful. The image quality is great. The images look so lifelike, the colors, tones, and general look is great. In the end that's what matterts the most, right? but I gotta say it again: the image quality is absolutely great.General useEvery button is so weel thought of. The AF settings button is "hidden" and it was a pleasant surpise to find it as part of the AF/MF mini-lever. I read ever piece of information on (...) website and everything he says about ergonomics turned out to be true.I love the design of the battery charger too. It brings a cable and a mini-plug thing that make it easier for travel and general use.I love the hirizon level function and how it can be checked in the viewfinder using one f the constumizable function buttons. And I say one because there are TWO!!!! AWESOME.I have not been able to try the high noise capabilities but when I do, I will report on it.It is well built as all of the nikon products.It is not as heavy as I had imagined. In fact, as an upgrade from Nikon D80, this turned out to be almost the same weight.HD RecordingOh, God. This is absolutely amazing. The constant 3D focus following makes videos so Holliwood-like. They are so beautiful and the depth of field created by my Sigma 17-50 2.78 make the movies so real and professional and once again, bautiful.There is no one single but to this famera. Not single on.

Bought this camera 2 month back. Tried to use "Manual" mode for a couple of days, all the pictures looked rubbish. So thought I am a newbie again in this camera, so started using "Auto" and "Aperture" priority for almost a month. In that whole month, never took a single "wow" photo. All pictures are either "soft", as if it has been washed out or don't know where the focus is. Or when a group picture is taken, everything in the backend is super sharp, but not the people in front. Or if I take a very close up shot, with single focus definitely focused on persons eyes, all his/her hairs will be in super sharp.My gear includes Nikon 24-70mm, Nikon 28-300mm, Nikon 35mm 1.8 prime and a kit lens. To my surprise, kit lens is the only one which is working fine... aahh, yes it is. All my big lenses are junk in this case. Tried all kinds of settings, "Autofocus fine tune" in the camera, adjust "exposure compensation", "AP-S"/"AP-C", "focus lock" .. nope, nothing worked.Called Nikon last week, sent sample pictures, they asked me to send the camera back. I just packed this now, will be sending the box tomorrow, with the money from my own pocket. Will update once they analyzed my camera.Update Jan 28: They got the camera on thursday, got the update of the status online on Friday. As of now its in "Estimate Accepted" which means they verified all my warranty information, I don't need to pay anything. Next itCamera : Category - B1 Minor parts replaced Problem - Focus, BackFocusing, to GWOLens 24-70 : Category-Single price complete repair (******don't know what the heck is this) Problem - Focus, Backfocusing, Clean and CheckLens 35mm prime: Category B2 Major parts replaced Problem - Focus, Backfocus, Clean and CheckUpdate Jan 31: The camera status is 'in shop', which means they probably would be sending it today or tomorrow.

I bought this camera in Dec 2010 from Amazon. Right out of pack it has an "Err" message and camera simply would not take any pictures or videos.I should have returned the camera, a huge mistake I did not. Thought it's a minor config issue or a firmware issue, fiddled with the cards (format, etc), switch on & off, after a long try by random accident the error disappeared.Camera works fine for 2 months or so, same "Err" issue again. This time took it to a local Nikon authorized camera repair shop. They said the spring mount was out of spec, they fixed it. Camera works for few weeks, then Err issue resurfaces. Took to another Nikon authorized dealer, they could not repair it and sent it to Nikon Support.They put a bunch of new parts, shutter, aperture units, etc. I get the camera. It's my daughter's 5th birthday. I took a few pictures and video, but right when her friends are singing happy birthday and she looks so beautiful surrounded by her friends and family and ready to blow the candle.. bamb "Err" ghost resurfaces. It could not have happened at a worst time. As before nothing would fix it. Had to settle for some basic iPhone pictures and not to mention to deal with a very disappointed wife and kids, embarrassment in front of guests, etc.Called Nikon support this time to replace the damn camera as I can't trust with their repair, I doubt how well they test their fixes before they ship it to customer. Can't take the repeated down time & missed priceless opportunity to shoot pics on special occasions. Nikon support said they only repair for replacement I have to contact their corporate customer service. Which I did and was placed on a long hold twice, customer agent would simply say send it to us, we will decide what needs to be done. When asked to talk to the manager/supervisor, the guy just put me on a long hold and I never got connected to the manager.Pros: Good low light pictures & videos when it works. Rich feature sets.Con: Very Unreliable Terrible Nikon Support and Customer Service. They should be really named Customer NO support and Customer NO Service. Had to be without a camera on a cruise & daughter's 5th birthday.This is an ongoing fight, Nikon can probably replace this camera after a protracted fight, but they can never replace the priceless lost opportunity to shoot on special occasions or vacations.Now that I look around, there are several threads on this problem:forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=37334750nikonians.org/forums/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=329&topic_id=2802&mesg_id=2802&page=

gets every little detail, even gets the tiny veins on flowers. Read manual, a lot of good info there. Love it

Got this so my son, on his B-day, and he really loves it, comes with all the flutes and whistles, but pretty simple for the average hobbyist

- As a still camera, this is a wonderful piece of equipment, and I have no complaints.- As a video camera, the D7000 is a continuing source of frustration to me. Key issues are the following:(1) The 20-minute recording limit is a major limitation. This should be increased to the capacity of the card, or at least to 60 minutes.(2) The camera has several microphone sensitivity modes. One of these sets the level automatically, which would be very convenient if it worked. The problem with this mode is that the camera tends to set the sensitivity too high, producing saturation and distortion.(3) When one uses the internal microphone, there is a fairly high level of noise from the auto-focus.(4) When one uses a monaural external microphone, the camera should reproduce the input in both channels, but does not (one channel remains empty).(5) When using an external microphone and a mixing board to reproduce the signal in both channels, there is intermittent electrical noise. (The volume of the noise is high enough to impact the intelligibility of spoken audio, i.e., this is not just an issue for music recordings). I don't hear the noise if I plug headphones directly into the mixing board, and that same output is being fed to the camera, so it's fairly clear that the noise is being generated by the camera itself.To summarize, this is a great still camera, but not fully usable as a video camera.

I upgraded from a Nikon D3000 and I have wanted this camera sence I was 16. it's amazing with a 50mm f/1.8 , brilliant low lighting and stunning sharpness.

I too have issues with dust and oil, and was told that the high burst mode may cause the oil issue. The experienced worker at my local store mentioned that when you shoot a lot in high burst mode the oil will heat up and then has the possibility of spraying onto the sensor. I tend to take more pictures then needed when I am shooting, because it appears the camera has some back focus issues too. I have gotten some great pictures with this camera, but have already spent $125 on sensor cleaning, and if that keeps up it is starting to bring the price of the camera up too. I have shot with a D200, but this camera blows it out of the water with low light ISO pix and overall performance. I love the camera, but wish these issues weren't there.

This Kit has it all!...It came on time, in perfect shape and its working amazingly!...I've been using Nikon for about 5 years now, and I must say, this camera is a must-have! The len is just out of this world and with the 16GB SD card, you can take photos of everything and more, and more, and more!... The bag is beautyful, great materials and perfect to carry that gorgeous Nikon D7000!...The manuals are just perfect to learn how to give your camera the perfect use and get some kick-ass pics!...Really like it and enjoy it so much! :D

I have been able to take wonderful shots with this camera. It has fulfilled all my expectations. Would buy it again.

I still have more FUN with D200. I got used to all the little things I can do with my D200. D7000 is good for low light and working.

Sharp images with an awesome zoom makes this camera the best choice for a amateur to professional photographers. Best camera choice for this price!!

Great Camera, I love it and I am looking forweard to adding a couple more lense options. I would recommend!

Going from a D50 to this is like going from driving a Honda to an Audi. While the Honda is good and dependable, the Audi gets you there faster, easier and in a better mood. That's the D7000.Pros:two command wheelseasy and available controls; not a lot of menu divingGREAT in low light100% viewfinderU1 and U2 customizable user modesTwo SD card slotsCons:Can stand to use a little more max sync when using off-camera flash (the max for the D50 was 1/500, but that was a product of its mechanical shutter).

This is a awesome DSLR. But, the zoom 18-105 mm is not so good. So, please go with the body and a premium lens. But, if you like to be in the budget, then this combination is the Best in market based on price and quality. Lots of feature and techniques. Love it so much. Go for it !!!!!

Love everything about it...got used to it in less than 2 days and i go everywhere with it now...low light performance is absolutely fantastic...get a good lens and this dslr is all you need...even makes a bad lens look good..

I'm a previous user of Nikon D90 and it was just perfect ... NIkon D7000 is awesome and the senor especially at night and low light conditions is fantastic . But the picture ratio and quality is still equal to Nikon D90 or in some areas is below D90 or i guess it is just my eyes that got used to the D90 view !!!anyway , it is a good camera and worth of buying .

I like my D7000 which i bought recently. I am a Singaporean and used my nephew's address in Houston to purchase this. I didn't know that it does not come with international warranty. And even the registration of product and product downloads everything from US based websites. It would have been nice if I were given a freedom to register with local Nikon website to enjoy local events & news.Anyway I love my Nikon D7000. Hope it will give me fantastic results in my shootings....Cheers

I love this camera, I upgraded from my D40 a long time ago and picked up the D7000 when it came out. I have been shooting this camera for 18 months now, and I cannot complain! Pick one up, especially when they go on sale.

I got this camera one month ago, I was very concern when I read the reviews saying that the camera had back focus problems, for my good luck mine was ok. The sharpness is excellent, ISO noise is very low in most situations. If you come from a begginer DSLR as I do, you'll need to read the manual at least twice... once you understand the camera you'll love it. I found it a bit complicated to use since the D3000 is very user friendly for starters, this one has more PRO settings, however; once you read the manual its easy to use.I use a 35mm 1.8 Nikkor, a 55-300mm Nikor and the Kit lense 18-105mm Nikkor as well, all of them work great on the camera, I used on a recent trip to California and the results were pretty amazing. Low light photography surprised me. Also the Nikon Creative Light System is excellent when used with the Nikon SB 600 Speedlight. The LCD with 921K dots is stunning to review shots (this is my main complaint about the D3000 and D3100).The fact of having dual slots makes it more confortable since you won't need to be changing SD's. Also you can set the camera to have one SD recording raw images and the next jpg at the same time, this is very useful.On the video feature I can say that constant focus while video is great, thought i am not a video fan, videos look very good at HD 1080.So far so good with this camera, would recomend it if you are not willing to spend a couple of thousands on a FX (full frame) body and you want something better than a D5100 (much much better).