D7500

I had a D7200 that I dearly loved get stolen after about 200,000 shots. My main body is a D500 and the D7500 is the perfect second body for my walking around lenses while my long lens is on the D500. The controls are very similar, so it is second nature to use it when I pick it up quickly. I love the interval mode for doing a series of bracket HDR sunrise/sunset shots when it´s setup on a tripod. If I was on a budget and wanted to move up from a standard DSLR to one more suitable for wildlife photography with a good frames per second count, the D7500 would be it. You won´t outgrow it!

The extra flexibility of the ISO and shooting speeds has given this camera enough extras to offset the fact you have only one SD card. I have been able to get shoot several photos at 20,000 ISO early morning and near dark of elk and whitetail deer that I could never have a usable photo from my D7200 in such dark conditions. The extra speed has made it possible for me to get eagles and blue heron in flight , plus getting some great landscape. Focus has been fast and with many options that I am glad to have without the extra weight of a D500. I have stepped up the quality of my photos and while I´m still getting use to shooting video with the D7500 it can really give you excellent quality. I would recommend it to those who want to advance to semi-pro status or just perfect their hobby.I did not give it a 5 Star rating due to the fact I saw no reason why Nikon would remove the additional SD card.

Every camera brand has a unique picture quality -- I used to be able to tell the exposure shot from a Minolta or a Cannon. They were unique to those camera. The D7500 also has its own unique exposure and I love it.

Just returned from 10 days in Greek Islands, where the blue sky and white buildings make for beautiful pictures. I used the fold out LCD for low angle shots. The shutter release button for video has been moved next to the button for still photos, which is a great convenience. Fill-in flash worked well for back lit subjects. Snap Bridge did not work all the time, and I used the cable connection to down load images to my iPad --- same as with D 7000. Overall, nice upgrade from D 7000.

This is my first ´´Real´´ camera. It is very easy to use. Can´t wait to purchase additional lenses to enhance my ability to take a wider range of photos.
Again, Awesome Camera!

I bought this as a lightweight alternative to my D3S and it has not disappointed. I have been very impressed so far. Everything works great. Easy to use and the photo quality is as good as any camera I have ever used. I actually prefer it over the D800 I had.

Amazing camera. I can take pics in very low light conditions withouth tripode. Awsome definition!!!!! I recomend it by far!!!

First of all, I am not a photographer of any kind but have always wanted to be since childhood. I grew up taking pictures with Polaroid cameras until I advanced to the film cameras and just took pictures and just got them developed, I purchased a Nikon D90 from a local pawn shop and fell in love with the way it took so many pictures with one touch of the shutter button. I asked the lady at the photo Lab in Sam`s Club if she would tutor me on photography but she said she didn`t know enough but gave me the number of someone who would. When I called him he said he only uses Nikon and he would do it. I have to come clean...I owned a Canon first. Still have it but don`t use it, and gonna sell it. I purchased my D7500, found a 17-55mm lens to work with, and photographed a baby shower for a friend on the 7th of July and the pictures came out beautiful. I am learning a lot on youtube and find that Nikon is very popular among a great majority of the photographers there. I have purchased some dvd`s on how to operate this wonderful piece of technology and plan to continue to take photos for friends and family and possibly make a little change on the side. I love both my cameras. Going deep sea fishing tomorrow, 7/ 28/18 and taking my D75000 with me. GREAT EQUIPMENT!!!! I highly recommend it.

I recently purchased the Nikon D7500 prior to an Alaskan Cruise. I previously had been using an old Canon Rebel X so was ready for an upgrade. After much research, each time I kept coming back to the Nikon D7500. It wasn´t the cheapest, but certainly wasn´t the most expensive. Some features that really impressed me where the # of focus points, the ability to capture video in HD and the low light ability and it didn´t disappoint. I am by no means a professional photographer and have a ways to go before I figure out all the functionality, I was able to point and shoot out of the box. The rest I have learned along the way.