With the D7000 , Nikon has created a new category in its broad DSLR line. At $1200 (body only, as of May 9, 2011; also available as a kit with an optically stabilized 18-105mm/f3.5-f5.6 lens for $1600), the D7000 offers a midrange alternative to the higher-end Nikon D300s and the slightly...

Dual SD/SDHC/SDXC card slots; Great low-light/high-ISO performance; Very good image and video quality; Autofocus in video and Live View modes

Function and bracket buttons difficult to access; Full-time autofocus in video mode needs work; New Nikon users will face a learning curve

Compared to the entry-level Nikon D3200, you'll get more manual controls and custom settings on the D7000 such as bracketing exposure, white balance and flash; built-in flash commander mode; and a Function button you can set to access your favorite controls fast.

Great image quality; even in low light; Dual memory-card slots; Weather-sealed; partly metal shell

Some blown highlights in tests; Limited features in Live View; Focusing noise shows up on movies; Controls are awkward for some

Ju2019adore cet appareil ! J'ai déjà essayé un d3000 et je voulais m'en acheter un et je m'amuse beaucoup, c'est mon premier appareil ! Pour commencer, si vous voulez être meilleur, acheter le d7000 surtout pour commencer à shooter en manuel le bouton iso, le shutter speed et l'aperture sont très...

I bought this dslr for dirt cheap new ended up selling it because I didnt need it. The pros of this camera is it has HD Video capability. The first time ever as lugging a huge dslr which all it could do was take photos. Im glad nikon stepped up their game and offered video recording.

We do a lot of out-door shooting and one day we had 3 hours of heavy rain while shooting for a project documentation. All the time was the external GPS sensor connected by cable. The camera was drenched wet. Taking off the sensor and lens, opening all flaps and leaving the body to dry up over...

As the D90 and D300 introduction dates approached two years in the rearview mirror, rumors of impending successors began to fly. It appears the D90 question has been answered by the D7000; those of us awaiting the D400 will probably get our answer in September 2011, but given the impact of the D7000...

Excellent image quality; Excellent at high ISO; Fast; accurate AF

Some highlight clipping; Awkward mode/release dial; 1080 HD somewhat choppy

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At ISOs of 800 or under and exposures faster than a 1/3 second, a D7000 should never hot pixel under normal temperature conditions; If it does, Nikon will remap the pixel for you, At ISOs above 800 and exposures in the 1/4 second to one second range, you might see a hot pixel or two, especially...

At ISOs of 800 or under and exposures faster than a 1/3 second, a D7000 should never hot pixel under normal temperature conditions; If it does, Nikon will remap the pixel for you, At ISOs above 800 and exposures in the 1/4 second to one second range, you might see a hot pixel or two, especially...

I bought this camera over a year ago now, it has not once failed me. I bought the camera along with two lenses and some minor accessories. I bought a zoom lens and one for close-up shots; thus far, this is all I have needed.

I bought the D7000 as a second body to my D3 and after 3 weeks sold my D3. The photo quality of the D7000 matched that of the D3 after testing the two side by side. But what I really love about this camera is the video quality. Here is what I've filmed with it.

High quality mid-class D-SLR really changed my world as it really gave me an opportunity to rejoice relive those light and wonderful moments of my life. It is loaded with 16.2 megapixel, 3 inch display and with cmos sensor.