Nikon Camera D7000
Nikon Camera D7000
Nikon Camera D7000
The Nikon Camera D7000 has turned out to be the best DX Prosumer Digital SLR on the market.
With a fairly lengthy list of technological upgrades the D7000 represents a substantial evolution over Nikon’s previous top consumer camera – the D90. How good are those upgrades? Well just take a look at what professional photographer Matt Ballard had to say about it after using the Nikon D7000 for about a month.
Nikon Camera D7000: Why it’s Such a Great Camera
Here is a quick recap of the Nikon D7000 main features that will help you understand why it is such a coveted camera.
- 16.2MP DX-Format CMOS sensor that works together with Nikon’s EXPEED 2 image processor
- 1080p HD video with full time autofocus
- 6FPS burst shooting
- 39-Point AF System
- autofocus fine tuning
- 3″ LCD display and pentaprism optical view finder
- dual SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slots.
Also, no review would be complete without getting into the video capabilities of this camera. Here is what BHPhoto had to say about it:
Full 1080p High Definition Video Capture with the D-Movie Function
Building upon the popular D90 DSLR, the Nikon D7000 captures breathtaking full 1080p HD movies with full-time autofocus and manual exposure control using the D-Movie function. To keep critical HD focus, users can choose to engage a variety of AF functions, including face priority to track up to 35 human faces, subject-tracking and normal or wide-area autofocusAdvanced movie features also allow exposure adjustment on the fly while recording. The D7000 DSLR offers variable frame rates and resolutions, and can record 1080p at a cinema-like 24fps, or a web-friendly 720p at either 24 or 30fps for up to 20 minutes per clip. Once recorded, users are able to edit and trim video clips in the camera to save time in post production. Whether utilizing a wireless or hot shoe mounted microphone, sound can be recorded via the stereo microphone input for professional audio results
To further simplify movie shooting, Live View is activated by a single dedicated switch, and HD video recording is achieved by pressing a single button. The D7000 DSLR also incorporates a built-in HDMI output CEC compliant (Consumer Electronic Control) that allows users to connect it to a HDTV and playback with most HDTV remote controls
By adding versatile NIKKOR lenses to the equation, photographers can create a variety of photo perspectives to video such as isolating subjects with a shallow depth of field, and recording in low light conditions. Combining the D7000 DSLR with NIKKOR lenses also delivers the sharpness essential for HD video, and Nikon’s innovative Vibration Reduction (VR) II technology helps to eliminate the effects of camera shake
Can you go wrong with the Nikon Camera D7000? Not likely.
It delivers an amazing range of features and at a price point that is simply astounding. If you think about it, the technology that went into this camera is far superior to even the best professional DFSLR on the market a few years ago.
So now all that’s left to do is decide when do you want to get one?
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