D7500

My first DSLR moving from a Canon A1. So much more control of the image it´s mind boggling! I love this camera. Auto-focus is amazing and exposure is usually right on. Snapbridge could use some work, it´s functionality is good but battery consumption is high. The only other criticism I have of the camera is the new strap attachments. Not an improvement over the old button style with a snap ring.

I always wanted a Nikon and after using an Olympus SLR and DSLR and numerous upper quality point and shoot cameras, I purchased the D7500. This is a very fine camera. I have taken some of the best photos I have ever taken using this camera. It is possible to do so much and it never gets old. I get comfortable with one ability and then I discover another one. The menus and set ups are not difficult to master and you can be endlessly creative because of all the abilities that are available. This camera will be a joy to use for many years to come. Best camera I have ever owned.

Camera performed as expected of Nikon products. Excellent photos. My only complaint is, that Nikon did not develop a battery grip for the D7500.

After 14years blank from first DSL D80, I came back to Nikon 7500,My connection with Nikon started back 1977 when I bought Film camera Nikon FE and several lenses 28mm, 50mm and 200mm but it last
about 5 years or so. Now that I have been retired, I am now working with D7500 serously. Now attending photography class by Camera store and variety event. Now I recently learned from Nikon team that I can use Film Camera Lenses, and it works! Just everything is Manual, but it make enhance my fun!, thank you! Amazing philosophy and product creation, Amazing!

Its a big upgrade from my D-90. Wasn´t aware of all the features it has. Read the manual a few times, still learning. SUPER JOB putting all the options in it. Came with two Nikon course, I need to take more.

I am very happy with my purchase of the 7500, I have been using it now for about 4 months and I´m getting great pictures with it, I usually have it pared up with my Nikon 200-500mm f5.6 zoom lens that I just bought too, and what an improvement from my other lens. I really like the touch screen, I didn´t use it at first, but I made myself keep trying it and have come to like it a lot. I really don´t have anything bad to say about it other than I wish it had a double card slot like the 7200 which I also own and have decided to keep as a backup instead of selling it. I wanted to get the D500 but since I´m not that wealthy I settled for this camera and am very satisfied with it. Maybe some day I´ll get the 500, but until then this and the 7200 will do just fine. I post pictures regularly on Facebook. Here´s a link of my Nikon page with a recent album shot with this camera and lens combo. http://img.gg/vkQ1zN3

Haven´´t had the camera long. Still learning how to use if. Takes great pictures and it´s great on family outings and sports events.

Upgraded from a D5100. This is a vastly superior experience. It does take a bit of getting used to the various menus. Camera is fantastic, photos are super, auto-focusing works very well
Very light, but seems to be sturdy, changing lenses a dream, as usual with Nikon

I am a Nikon guy. I have owned everything from a D50, D3100, D5100, D5300 and now a D7200 and D7500. After shooting thousands of photographs thru the 3000 series models, I moved up to the D7200. When I dropped the 7200 (on concrete), I went out and bought a D7500. What an upgrade in operation and quality! The D7200 is now fixed so I have both cameras. I gave the 3000´s to family and friends. Both the 7200 and 7500 are great cameras. I don´t use the touch screen much but I wish the 7500 articulated like the 5300´s. A matt screen would help as well. The 7000 series cameras are more complicated and I would advise buying a separate instruction book to help you master all the upgrades. I use Snapbridge and although I don´t have it all figured out yet, my pictures seem to transfer easily and automatically. A GREAT feature for travel photographers like me.
I only use prime lenses. The results I get using my D7500 with a 135mm 2.0 are nothing short of stunning! If you are getting less than satisfactory results with your D7500, take a good look at the glass you are using. The D7200 and D7500 are high quality cameras deserving of quality lenses.