Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7000 Body

I bought a D7000 package in Nov 2012 to replace a D70 and have been disappointed since. As a Nikon fan after owning an analog Nikon F3 i've had one disappointment after another. Excessive delay caused by the lame auto focus system. Not taking a picture because of the auto focus, forcing manual mode most of the time. It would stop working with a memory card error warning when there was nothing wrong with the card and this is after the latest firmware upgrade. Dim viewing screen makes it useless in sunlight of any brightness, this a serious flaw, Nikon should supply a hood with viewing lens or fix the dim LCD screen. skipping frames when taking a video shot of complex images. The D7000 is really only as good as $200 point and shoot. I've lost some important shots and had to retake many pictures because of this very poor camera. It has the most impossible to use menu system, it's about as intuitive as a Greek cookbook and about a s useful. I don't recommend anyone buying this Nikon or the D7100 which i'm sure have the same issues.

I had a D3100 with the kit lens and when I was looking to upgrade to a 18-200mm lens, I found this camera for $996. I decided to sell me D3100 on eBay (got $400) and bought this camera with the 18-105 kit lens, the price difference being the same as it would have cost me for a refurbished 18-200mm lens.My D3100 was a great camera but the D5XXX and the D3XXX leave you wanting more. I am no where near a professional photographer and enjoy taking pictures as a hobby but my D3100 did not have the advanced controls the D7000 has and to really learn the photographic process having those control is much more enjoyable. If you like putting your camera on auto and taking pictures save the money and get the D3XXX or the D5XXX. For the price the D7000 is the best camera from Nikon.I did a lot of research prior to buying the camera and it seems the majority of the people who gave a bad review that didn't actually have a broken camera didn't take the time to get used to using the camera. The camera is complex and learning the features takes time but is very fun to use.The picture quality is spectacular.

After having a Nikon D90 we chose this model and, so far, it has been an excellent choice that i recommend

Upgraded from d40. I was originally hesitating and thinking of waiting for the next update. Also considered the d600 but dont have any fx glass yet anyway. Glad I pulled the trigger on this black Friday deal.Loving this camera and have no regrets. Didn't realize how much I really wanted an upgrade till I had this in my hands.Pics of Christmas came out better with less effort then the d40 could pull off. Love how easy it is to change settings on the fly. Love the additional WB adjustments i didnt even know about especially just choosing a kelvin temperature.Can't wait to learn about and play with the more advanced adjustments available and kinda feel like i did when i first got my d40 and knew absolute nothing about photography. :)While I wasnt previously interested in video, it is pretty fun to play with HD video with nice lenses. Autofocus is pretty much useless though with video, and u really are better off just doing it manually.Got the kit for under 1k and thought I might sell the kit lens before I got it. So far I like it and will probably keep it too for now. At only 100$ more then the body alone, why not?Bought some fx lenses too with the combo discounts offered at black Friday and my next body upgrade will probably be to FF although really speaking this camera is probably all I really need. We all know how that itch develops as we slowly outgrow our equipment though so who knows :) In the mean time, I'm really glad I got the d7000 an would recommend it to anyone trying to make the same decision as me. For the time being, I figure I will get better results with fx glass on a dx body then the other way around.

This camera has about 20+ bells and whistles more than my old one.I picked the D7000 over the D7100 because at the time, there was a $400 price difference and in comparing the cameras on about 10 different sites, the D7100 did not have enough to make me pick it over the D7000.That being said, I read a GREAT article where someone compared the D600 (full frame), the D7100 and the D7000 together. The D7100 and D600 were almost identical cameras. The D7000 is a very close runner up, and for $1000 cheaper, I am happy with it.The biggest thing about the DLSR cameras is having a nice lens. Get a good camera, get a great lens.

Upgraded from Fuji S9100 the colors saturation is less but very sharp and fast. I use the Nikon 18-55 VR DX with the camera is easy to learn how to use it. Definitely I can see and feel the difference with this camera and for the price cant go wrong unless you get one that have problems with it and that could happen to anyone. I buy the Body only since I don't like the medium zoom lenses.

Having owned Nikon cameras and lenses for just under fifty years, very little surprises me about Nikon. But the D7000 is truly amazing! It is my fourth Nikon digital camera (my D70 still works) and got it due to a price reduction through Amazon. I expected the D7000 to be good but was surprized beyond expectations! In spite of it's advanced technology, the learning curve for this camera was not too steep. It did help that I read up on it after I ordered it so I was at least familiar with it. Also, I checked Ken Rockwell's web site to see what he had to say about it (very positive). The D7000 practically thinks for itself! It's tempting to just set it on "Auto" and do everything from there. But I like to set the Aperture, Shutter Speed, etc myself and just have fun with it. I am NOT a professional so I shoot pictures for the sheer joy of it. One tiny reason that I decided to buy this camera even though I really didn't need it is that I have Nikon's SB-600 Speedlight. By setting the camera's flash control to "Commander", it gives me wireless TTL flash using the SB-600 (just like the D70). Having used Nikon film cameras for as long as I have, it means I have a few Nikkor lens sitting around. They can be used with the D7000, just let it know the lens information and you're all set. If all you need for your photography needs is a Point-and-Shoot, then get one. But if you want to have a little fun and get good results, get the D7000! I recommend it!

This product is very good and useful. I like how its made, I recommend this product to everyone. You won't regret buying it.

This is the best non professional camera Nikon offers... I like the LCD cover and wish the D7100 had it too...

Is a very good camera if you can afford it I love it it is an amazing camera and takes great pictures

First off - I am a very simple amateur user, let me get that clear!If a child or dog was running towards me, my D70 would always focus and get the shot in, beautifully.I AM CONVINCED the D7000 can do this, but it will not focus on or get a good non-blurry picture ever with anything moving. I try in Auto and in Scene/sports. Although why Auto can't handle this mystifies me with it's 39 focusing points or whatever.My D70 was good in all respects. I only ever used it in AUTO or P with Fill-in flash. I can confirm that the D70 did not enjoy being dropped, so I thought it would make sense to do a multiple-generation upgrade.Why can't it make up it's mind quickly and make the shot? WHY doesn't this work out the box? Why does it have an A button if it doesn't really mean it?One final gripe. VIDEO - autofocus is again a disaster (yes I get that it needs to be on a tripod.) It is very happy to stare at a person or an object in the middle of the picture for quite a while and not even bother to try and focus, just keep the red box flashing. So it's clearly aware of the object we are interested in, but cannot manage it. The display is not big enough to show you this mild out-of-focus so you can only discover this problem too late.And seriously - if you are printing at Costco 18", my humble D70 pics were just as good.Finally - the photos are consistently darker somewhat.Good points? Well, the specs are amazing. But it is not for people who think the A button is good enough (it was good enough on the D70).Yes I realize it's buyer beware and i'm sure a lower spec machine would've been better, but I was seduced by the promise of video and 16mp. Thought I was getting a BETTER D70.

after doing much research, i chose this model. it feels great. it works great. i consider myself to be a pro and found no need for what i do to buy anything else.

I have had this body for a few years now and I am still amazed with it. I've shot weddings, portraits and events and love it. Sharp, excellent in low light, It does everything I need and also does a bunch of things I don't. At this price, I'd say get it. Great usability and flexibility. You won't be disappointed.

Had very little experience with any manual modes on a DSLR (fear of moving away from Auto mode.. :) )Went through a lot of reviews before deciding to get one instead of the D5200.Its been a month since I have got it and the biggest reasons/features that made me go with this choice were :- Always better to have more than less : There were some people who mentioned this camera to be a mid level camera. This is good for me as I am not expecting to change my camera in the near future :)- 100% view finder : What you see is what you get with the view finder which gives you super confident pics and details.- Dual card memory slot : Its not something I use often but it was a thoughtful option to have since HD video does take a lot of memory- Better body construction : Weather resistant is good but its slightly heavier than the 5200 which was a slight concern for me (some say that it counters the weight of the lens well)Would definitely recommend the D7000.Happy clicking :)

I've been looking for over a year at Nikon digital SLRs. This one is a lighter weight and does everything you could ask for. I do Pet Photography and needed to upgrade from my old Nikon. I have always bought Nikons and love their durability and functions. This one does it all.

THE D7000, this Nikon camera is, just so incredible, every thing works so smooth. I own a Nikon D5100 and I love this camera but the D7000 is like a gem compared to it. The D7000 is so much easier to use, the exposure triangle is so easy to set with out going to menus. The D7000 takes the same great pictures as the D5100 but with better controls and more options.

I am very disappointed in Nikon quality. I really loved my D7000 until I noticed some out of focus shots a couple of weeks ago. I ran through some focus test at home and everything seemed fine. This past weekend I took my daughter out into a wildflower field and thought I was getting once in a lifetime shots. There was perfect lighting on a nice overcast day all things were perfect for a perfect photo shoot. Once I loaded the images up on my PC and took a look I felt like smashing my D7000 with a sledge hammer. Most of the images suffered from back focus problems.(The flowers behind my daughter were in perfect focus) I ran some test using focus charts and can not correct the problem using fine tuning. I needed a camera and already had the D7000 battery grip so I decided to get another D7000 for $850. The new D7000 has right focus issues out of the box. It is going back and all my Nikon gear is getting traded in on Canon stuff. On a side note, I purchased the D600 last month and it went back within 4 days due to the dust and oil problems. Nikon quality has gone done to the grave. My brothers' made in Japan D40X still runs great after 6 years.

The Nikon D7000 is not a full-frame, or professional grade digital slr, but it comes very close to being professional grade. I have previously owned the Nikon D70, D40, and most recently D80. This is my favorite of the bunch and is light years ahead of the Nikon D80 it replaced.Like the D70 & D80, the D7000 buttons to adjust the white balance, and iso on the left side of the lcd display as opposed to having to adjust those settings from within the menu of the D3000 & D5000 lines. I will not purchase another digital slr that does not have the ability to manage all my exposure settings from the camera body.The quality is top-notch and produces some truly outstanding exposures. I have now combined the D7000 with the brand new Nikon 70-200 f/4G ED VR AF-S Nikkor Zoom Lens. The results are even better with a professional grade lens such as the 70-200 f/4.Nikon will likely be releasing an update the D7000 line within the next as they have already released newer versions in the D3000 & D5000 lines. The D3200 has already been released and the D5200 has just been released. I am comfortable using the D7000 for quite some time and the next time I upgrade it will be to a full-frame body. For the time being I have a quality kit and will be well prepared for the next couple of years. I do not believe the D7000 will become obsolete any time soon. While it will most certainly be updated the differences will be minuscule.The D7000 is an excellent digital slr and you won't be disappointed with purchasing this camera.

Great Camera. Got this before a trip to Africa to go on Safari. The Nikon D7000 is pretty easy to use if you're new to a DSLR. There are a bunch of automatic features/settings to make it easy. The controls for manual adjustments are pretty easy to learn with the help of the user manual. I was very happy with using the 18-200mm lense as an all purpose lense as you don't have time to switch out lenses on Safari. There were only a few times when my 8x binoculars needed to be used to get a better view that was too far for see through the camera viewfinder. The quality of the shots are so good that you can always zoom in and crop on the computer and the pictures are still really clear. The bag is very cushioned so I wasn't worried about the camera safety at all while travelling. It does become slightly big if you want to carry it around for day trips, so in those cases I just use a camera strap.

It was a tough decision to step up from my aged D7, but had to do it. Researched all the Nikons and competitors, then decided to go for the D7000. It proved to be the right decision. Over the intervening 10 years since my last Nikon camera, the features have greatly expanded. I love the wider focus options, higher ISOs, double memory cards, and video capability. Yet with all the added features and expanded capabilities, the basic Nikon interface remains the same, lowering the learning curve. Still exploring the onboard editing options. Ironically, I was most excited to discover the ability to shoot b/w! Nikons are rock solid and fit the hand. As close to using an old SLR as you can get, with digital features, all under $1000.

I own the nikon d7000 as apart of my nikon dSLR collection. This is far more advanced than the previous D70 & D80 I own. The images are crisper and sharper in appearance. This dSLR captures images at a faster rate than my previous models. The camera itself feels more professional than my other models, I'm glad I spend the extra money and took the step up from the next in line d90 and got the d7000

I bought this to replace my D200 which is way out of date! I am simply in love with it. take it everywhere with along with my backup D3100 :)

I am a professional photographer. This replaced my Nikon D200. I like it very much. Has great ability for low noise non flash pictures. The only drawback is that in auto iso the flash still stays in it unlike the D200. I do not think the flash should stay in auto iso when turned on. Soooooooo what I do is set the camera in for normal weding photography using auto iso but if I go to flash then I use u2 which I set for manual iso. I actually have 3 settings. Normal is auto iso. U1 is for bird photography with focus set for dynamic. U2 is wedding photography without auto iso which I use for the mounted flash. I prefer the way the D200 works for the flash but this gets me by. The camera is superior to the D200 especially in low light. I see the new d7100 to be an upgrade in both focus engine and in megapixels but not much different in low light rendition. I will wait for the next upgrade

It is a wonderful camera a I have every used. Perfect performance and good looking. Easy to learn and use.