Review Summary
Reader Score: 6.06 (out of 10)
Review (Summary): This is a review and comparison of the Nikon D7000 against the Canon EOS 7D with regard to features and low-light capabilities. As we spend more time with the Nikon D7000 we will be updating this review with additional video coverage and information.
Click the link to read our ongoing review and to watch our ISO Noise comparison video.
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Other Reviews For This Model
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| Imaging-Resource |
9.50 |
03-02-11 |
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| Review (Summary): "The Nikon D7000 represents an evolution of the company's venerable D90 - the first digital SLR with movie capture capability and the first mid-range model with a high-res 3.0-inch VGA LCD panel. Externally, the Nikon D7000 is similar to its predecessor in terms of size, weight, and much of the controlled layout, but adopts a weather-sealed, magnesium alloy construction like that of the D300S. ...
... Its higher resolution sensor answers a desire many Nikon shooters have had, yet it's done so carefully that high ISO performance is improved over the Nikon D90, despite the resolution increase. I appreciate Nikon's conservative approach. ..." |
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| Mansurov Photography |
9.33 |
03-02-11 |
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| Review (Summary): "Ever since the Nikon D7000 was released, I have been getting many questions from current and potential buyers, asking about backfocus issues, overexposed images, bad video quality, autofocus problems, image quality at low and high ISOs and hot pixels. For this review, I made a note to myself to test the camera against each of the listed potential problems and report on my findings. ...
Without a doubt, the Nikon D7000 is a very impressive camera that is packed with plenty of features to make every photo enthusiast happy. Its high-resolution 16.2 MP sensor delivers great performance at both low and high ISO levels, providing even better details in shadows and highlights when compared to previous generation Nikon DSLRs. ..." |
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| DCResource |
7.78 |
03-23-11 |
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| Review (Summary): "The D7000 is a fairly large digital SLR with very good build quality. The body is made of an magnesium alloy, and it feels quite solid in your hands. While it's not a camera you can use in a downpour, Nikon has added some weather-sealing to the D7000's body. The shutter is rated at 150,000 cycles, which is 50% higher than the D90, the camera that sits one level below this one. ...
The D7000 is one of those cameras that doesn't require that extra paragraph of "issues that don't fit anywhere else". In other words, it's pretty darn good. Its combination of photo quality (once you get used to its love of overexposure), performance, build quality, and manual features make it a camera that enthusiasts will really enjoy. ..." |
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