Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000 Body

Now I just have to figure out how to use all the bells and whistles. I had use of a d300 for a time and got used to it. what was especially great was my old Tamron 28-200 lens fit perfectly. It and the kit lens compare very favorably. My 1.8 50 is wonderful.love the upconvert!. Better yet, I have a pro friend who is upgrading and offered me his Nikon 2.8 zoom that will blow them all away for an awesome price. no complaints so far on anything body wise and the HD video is great.

This camera on my wish-list for some time. No problems when buying refurbished Nikon, looked brand new and works great.

I own this camera and a cannon rebel 7d. The cannon costs more, is less true to life, does not have as many focus points and cannot match this for quality. However, this camera sucks on ease of use. My wife can pick up my cannon and understand it. This I had to many times open up the giant manual in order to use it properly. I love Nikon, but this camera could use an overhaul on the user interface. Though, bang for you buck, this is a really great camera for those semi professional photographers. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great camera.

I love this Camera, I originally wanted the D800 but was not available for sooo long, so I decided to save some cash and buy the 7000. I am very pleased with my purchase. My pictures come out great, it's still a learning process for me, but so far it has exceeded my expectations. It handles well in low light situations. If the iso is not set high enough, it will pause for about 5 seconds trying to create the image, then it would end up being a fuzzy unusable image. It's great for diverse shooting. Portraits, landscapes, events, etc. You will love the magazine quality images this camera produces.

Good camera, came fast. Put it right to work when I got it. It was an upgrade from the D5000 and D3100 before that.I shoot videos and photos so I needed an upgrade without breaking the bank. This is only the beginning.Advise: if want to upgrade you CANNOT go wrong with this. If you decide to later upgrade again, the retail value is good as well. Go out get a decent lens and shoot.Go shoot!!! It's all about the visionary not-so-much the camera.

Have not used it much but love it so far, would recomend to others non pros. Can't wait to take more pics with it.

Nikon's D7100 is all that one would expect from a state of the art DSLR. Images are sharp and clear and the 18-200mm lens means that 95% of the time it is the only lens I need. Looking forward to working more with this camera.

I got the camera in less time than quoted to my surprise! That was great!I had borrowed my friends' Nikon D3100 and D5100, and I liked them, but they didn't have some of the features I saw on the D7000 camera. I was able to find a used Nikon D7000 with a lens included on Amazon and also bought a flash and two spare batteries for the price of just a brand new D7000 body from other sources. This is the best deal I have found with Amazon and the camera does all of what I wanted.So far, I've used the camera and impressed with the features and the photos are so sharp, now I'm going to order a small camera bag and other accessories from Amazon. Thanks Amazon for such great deals and products!

The camera is fine.It's an old model and the price is OK.The quality of the image is also as expected.The reason of this 1 star is because just after one week of buying this item, Amazon promotes additional backpack and flash cards. When I asked for a return so that I can reorder, they said they would charge me $205 for re-storage.Don;t buy this camera unless it comes with amazon's backpack and flashcard.Unbelievable policy.

Focus is a joke. I have to manually focus the camera THROUGH live view to get exactly what I want. If I try to take pictures via the viewer, it would not match what I saw.I, at first, blamed it on the new lens I got (1.4 Sigma 30mm)- then it also wasn't doing well with my two other lenses (1.8 nikkor 35mm and 3.5 18-135mm). I then tested the 1.4 lens with my OLD D80 camera, it worked beautifully.After over a month of frustrations (and lost images), I gave up and returned the D7000.STAY away from that model.

First let me start by saying I not a professional photographer. I would consider myself an enthusiast that in the past few years have stepped up to DSLR's and Micro 4/3 cameras. I was lucky enough to get my hands on one of these D7000's and use it for an entire weekend a few weeks ago. My previous camera prior to the D7000 was a Panasonic Lumix GH1. I loved that camera especially the video capabilities but I sold it in anticipation of the new Panasonic Lumix GH2 being released. Then Panasonic started to delay the release and I desperately needed a camera so I decided to purchase the Nikon D7000 instead. I figured if I liked it I would simply keep it and pass on the Panasonic Lumix GH2.So here are my impressions after a full weekend shooting a birthday party and baptism.PROs- Feels great in your hand, atleast for me. My wife did not care for this beast of a camera.- Low Light Shooting was absolutely incredibly. I noticed this shooting inside a church. Best ever!- Picture quality was also excellent. I had many compliments on the photos after the weekend.- Has Autofocus motor for NON AF-S Lenses so if you have old Nikon lenses this is a plus.- 2 SD memory card slots. Kinda cool. Not sure how much I need it but I like the concept if I want to use 1 slot as backup.- Speed of the camera was ridiculously fast when taking pics thru the viewfinder! Incredible.- You can do a lot of in camera editing of photos which is really neat.- Bracketing feature is cool, especially if you're not a pro like me.All in all from a picture standpoint I don't think I could have been happier.Cons- Autofocus in Video was down right terrible! It's slow and sometimes never resolves and you get stuck with a blurry video. Nikon needs a lot of work here still. Plan on using Manual AF. Continuous Autofocus on this is more of marketing thing.- In liveview mode picture taking is impossible. So SLOW! Not big of a deal for me but my wife likes the liveview.- No articulating screen. Why not? All other cameras have an articulating screen, even entry level dslr's now.Summary:If you simply want a top notch camera and don't mind lugging around a decent size DSLR this is a great camera. If you want a nice camera, smaller footprint, but better video capabilities then go with the Panasonic Lumix GH1 or upcoming GH2.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043VE27Y/ref=cm_cr_asin_lnkIf you choose the Panasonic you sacrifice on the low light performance but get superior video results and it's a much smaller camera and lenses.Ultimately I sold my D7000 because I could not get past the poor implementation of Continuous Autofocus for video. Some will say that is ridiculous but when my main objective of using this is taking pictures of my family which includes 2 little ones I prefer a properly working continuos autofocus feature over manual anyday. In addition I want 1 device to take my pics and videos and the Panasonic GH2 should fit the bill perfectly if Panasonic could ever start shipping them. My wife also prefers the size and weight of the Panasonic over the Nikon. If I have to wait any longer I may have to go look at a Canon T2i or 60D and start all over again!

I am not a camera expert, but this camera is really awesome. I have had a nikon D40, D3100, D5100, and now D7000. The features on this camera make it such a good workhorse for all types of photography.

This is a thing of beauty. Bought it this year knowing that 7100 will be out soon, wanted to keep a 7000 until it parts fall or mine fall off. Takes some amazing photos. Will buy 7100 later this year and get a D400 in June/July time frame.

The best photo camera for a photographer in growth, excellent image quality, viewer, pictures really professional and high performance. a 100% nikon

I just bought this camera on November 2012 and even though it is about 2 years old, it is still rocking over the competition. I came from Sony and what I can say is that low light, controls, body protection an overall almost every feature is way better and user friendly. I also did some reseach about other cameras and Nikon was always the best option in price and performance. Probably there will be an update coming soon (unless the replacement choice was the FF D600), however based on this camera performance you can't go wrong... I am not a Pro, and won't go into details, but from an enthusiastic perspective = go for itn you won't regret..

truly a professional well made camera, can do anything you need it to and more. Still have a lot to figure out on it, but enjoying my great buy

I've had a D40 and a D3100, and this is by far superior, and Im talking about everything, which immediately translates to Image quality. it really gets closer to what you are seeing through the viewfinder

The best photos I have taken were all on the D7000, I had a D100, D200 but all around use my D7000 is fantastic. I like the User 1 and User 2 settings. User 1 settings for one kind of photography and User 2 settings for another. You don't have to keep resetting the favorite choices for specialized shooting so often. I bought D800 but in many ways the D7000 holds its own. However, 16.2 megapixels can't compete with the 36.3 megapixels especially when you make very large blowups.

The decision to get this camera (d7000) and a couple cheap lenses (Nikkor 18-55mm VR & the Nikkor 50mm 1.8) versus the cheaper body (d5100) and a higher end Nikkor lens was a tough one. I spent at least a month researching and reading about both models. Love the vari-angle LCD on the 5100, and i was almost married to that. A photographer friend of the family recommended the D7000 and i began to be more and more interested in it, the more i learned about it. The key differences in this camera really make it stand out as being more user friendly to an amateur photographer who is beyond the point & shoot level. I realized what frustrated me most in my Canon point & shoot was how difficult and clunky it was to toggle around the in-camera menu system to change my exposure settings when shooting in Manual mode. This camera makes adjusting your exposure a breeze. The picture quality is impressive, and although i have only shot the above mentioned 2 Nikkor lenses with it so far, i am eagerly awaiting the opportunity to purchase a lens with a better zoom range, and put it to the test. I am no expert or professional by any means; this is my first DSLR, and i can't express how glad i am that i went with this camera over it's cheaper counterpart. I went to some big box stores and played with each model, which took awhile, because they were hard to find. I would recommend picking it up and trying it in-store if you are unsure about which camera to purchase. I finally purchased the d7000 after finding the cheapest price i could get online, without sacrificing vendor reliability (there were some very shady looking sites selling this camera for about the price of the D5100). Battery life is great, picture quality is wonderful, and once you get accustomed to the menu system and get a feel for the button layout on the camera body, it's a joy to shoot with. The heft/ weight of the camera feels nice and solid in the hand (i just couldn't get over how light and small and plastic-y the d5100 felt). I didn't purchase this camera for video use, so i don't have much to say on that subject, although i was quite happy with what video i have shot so far, (just casual short clips while on vacation). Coming from pure point & shoot experience i was a bit intimidated, but warmed up quickly to the feel of the camera. It's sexy, no doubt about it! Highly recommend it!

I am happy with my Nikon D7000, purchased in October of 2012. The only thing is that it does have a back focusing issue, but I am sending it out for repair soon under warranty... I have it set at -15 for fine tuning adjustment all the time, which works on my other lenses... not the lens' fault, but the camera body... Other than that I like it much better than my K5 for autofocusing accuracy and flash.

I was concerned buying a used camera from a individual on amazon. I was very impress though. The camera arrived without a blemish and after using it for a couple of months I am truly impressed

The camera is so great. But still need time to learnt how to operate it. Looking forward to taking good picture with it.

I bought this camera as it had very high ratings and after about 2000 pictures I can say that it lives up to those ratings. If youplan to buy this camera I would advise the purchase of a good book on the Nikon D7000 to make up for its manual. This a complicated camera and books by Darrell Young and David Busch can speed up the initial setup. The camera is very good forusing older Nikon lenses even those that focus manually. I have used digital cameras for several years and this D7000 easilybeats anything I have used before.

I was canon eos user, I got this camera with kit lens 18-105mm for one of wedding photographer in India.Tried it for a week, end up buying my own next week . That it self says how much I like this camera.ISO 1600 can give great shots with out flash. Can capture great shot with minimum light.In build flash is very good, camera has option to increase, decrease the flash power. (Hold on flash button (sits above the bkt button) and move the command wheel to change flash power). This is great option, I reduce the flash for portraits, increase it for group shots.You may not need 16MP for family photos, I use around 10MPTwo memory slots, great addition, I record photos on first slot, videos on second slot.Easy access buttons for quick changes.One stop menu (info button) to do quick changes.color profile can be changed or customized.good build quality.Little bigger sensor than canon eos.You may like quite shutter feature for new born baby shotsI use -0.3 exposer compensation for day light shots. set back to zero for indoor shots.White balance works great for day light conditions. not so great for indoor shots with home lights. You can set custom white balance for these conditions.Attach nikon speed 400 flash, use bounce light, you got all you need for family photosKit lens 18-105 works great from f5.6 to 11.Bit soft below f8, but that can work well for portraits.Distortion at the corners is very high at 18, pictures are soft at 108. But I they do not bother me much.Over all it's good walk around lens for the price, can be great lens if use from f8 to f11.