4 out of 5 because I don´t like the idea of going down megapixels. If you own a very long range lens really don´t need those megapixels and you´re fine with the 8 frames continues shootings. But in case that you don´t invest in a expensive lens and use the regular 70-300mm VR and you need to shoot some birds that are far away you probably want to crop the photo to get the bird in frame and there´s is when this camera would let you down. If you have a big budget to spend in lenses, this camera is for you, if not go for the D5600, a little bit slower but great results with regular lenses

I do a lot of wildlife photography. The D7500 was a step up from the D5600 and I immediately improved the quality of my photos. Love the speed, love the sensitivity.

I have only had it a month and I can see that it will take a long time to really learn it well, but this is one of the things I love about it. It is (to me anyway) user-friendly and can be used immediately, but I also know there are tons of features that it has that I am going to love as I grow with this camera. It has many of the features that the D500 offers at a much more affordable price. I was going to buy the D7200, but in the end decided to spring for the extra 2 or 3 hundred (can´t remember exactly how much) and I am so happy that I did, I can see that this camera will take me much further.

I also love the teaching videos I get on Facebook from Nikon, some are basic but always seem to have a point or two that I can learn from, and some are very informative. Again, it all depends on what level we are at with our photography. I´ve been at it for over 40 years (wow) but still learning every day.

I am not going to go into deep detail on the attributes of this great camera. The main thing is it has everything I needed and then some. As a wildlife enthusiast this camera with the Nikkor 200/500mm lens I also bought does everything I want and the finished product it delivers is outstanding. I have had several Nikons over the last ten years but without a doubt this one is now my go to camera when I am in the field. I operate with it off auto most of the time but the adjustments can be made quickly and easy to fit every situation. The focus is quick and smooth and the details and sharpness of the shots is pristine. Yes I know some complain that it only has one SD card slot but that is why I carry extra cards. I had considered the D500 and almost pulled the trigger on it but this camera as many have said delivers for a considerable savings. For a person like myself who loves Wildlife Photography It gives me everything I wanted at a great price point and paired with the Nikkor 200/500mm it gives me outstanding results. Some of the results are shown below. I have no regrets on my decision to buy the D7500 because it is a winner.

Purchased my D7500 prior to our cruise on the Rhine as an up-grade to my D50. Absolutely thrilled with the purchase as I´ve been a Nikon fan for years. Purchased the 18-200 AF lens as my standard lens and it worked great for all the landscape and interior photos. Love the settings options (still learning) and ISO options provided great indoor photos in dark areas without the flash.

My first Nikon was a Nikon FTN. My latest Nikon is a D7500. The D7500 is a step up from the D60 I was previously using and the new camera, although requiring a bit more learning, is a terrific step up. I like the articulating screen and the many feature that the photographer has at their disposal. Using the camera in the manual mode allows you to control the shutter, f-stop, and ISO, rendering the results you want. The image quality is what you would expect from a world leader in imaging.

I have had several Nikon camera bodies and do believe this is probably my favorite for my style of photography, landscape/wildlife. I currently use the 18-300 Nikon lens and saving for the 200-500 Nikon lens for my next purchase to compliment this camera.

The D7500 is the perfect camera for beginners to pros. It is easy to use, comfortable to hold and the picture quality is impressive. Also, the Bluetooth feature works seamlessly. Nikon has a winner here!

My first 35mm film camera was a Nikon FT2 I bought when in the Navy in the late 70´s. I have been out of photography for much of the time since. Now, being retired, I have returned to photography. Although I have had other 35mm´s, my enjoyable experience with my first Nikon has prompted me to buy another. I am now the happy owner of a Nikon D7500 with an 18 - 300mm VR lens. Still having the manual functions made it easy to pick up and start shooting again. Now enjoying all the tremendous digital functions.