Nikon D7000 - Review And Pricing Of The New Nikon D7000

The Nikon D7000 is one of the company’s latest offerings, promising “inspired performance” and a reasonably compact size. Some of the key features of the Nikon D7000 include a new sensor to provide a wide range of sensitivity, a new auto focus system that features 69 different foci and a durable frame.

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As you’d expect from a mid-high range Nikon camera, the D7000 is built for high quality images and to be as reliable as possible. Read on for a more detailed review of the Nikon D7000’s features and specifications.

Wherever you want to take pictures, the Nikon D7000 will be up to the job. The new CMOS sensor and image processing system means that the images are taken and ready quicker than ever before. This means you’re far less likely to miss a photo opportunity.

• There are cameras with more than 16.2 MP, but for most people this is more than enough. The sensor is more effective at gathering light than previous Nikon cameras too.
• The Expeed 2 image processing system provides an increased level of performance as well as the ability to perform several different tasks at once. The result is smoother colors and depth to images taken with the Nikon D7000. The camera can also shoot at 6fps so you won’t miss any action.
• Increased ISO range of 100 to 6400
• Ability to record HD video at full HD 1080p
• 39 different focus points means that you’re less likely to get an out of focus shot.
• The camera is built to be used outdoors. It comes with a strong magnesium alloy body and is sealed from dust.
• As you’d expect from a Nikon camera, the Nikon D7000 is built with usability in mind and hence every button is in an easy to access location.
• 3 inch LDC screen
• Support for two different SD cards at the same time. Not only does this give you more space, but it also allows for RAW and JPEG files of the same shot to be recorded on different cards.
• ViewNX 2 comes with the camera, so you’ll be able to perform simple editing and conversion on your shots before transferring to different editing software.

There are a wide range of other Nikon D7000 features, far too many to list here. 

The Nikon D7000 price may put off some people. It currently costs $1200, making it an expensive camera, and this doesn’t include a lens. The high quality construction of the camera, as well as the wide range of different features, means that it’s probably worth the money. Ultimately, it’s up to the individual to decide whether this is a price worth paying, or whether the money is better spent on a new lens or other piece of camera equipment.