During the past few months, we saw two new SLR cameras being launched; the mid-range Canon 60D , and then the entry level Nikon D3100.Those Nikon users among us, should therefore be very delighted that we have been graced with the release of yet another Nikon DSLR. This time it is the Nikon D7000! Unfortunately, it will take some time before I can lay my grubby hands on one (that’s to check it out myself), but from what I have read it surely going to rock the boat for some Nikon users who are thinking about upgrading. According to DP Review; it will slot in right between the nimble D90 and the feature-heavy D300S. Here’s a few key features, you may be interested in…
- 16.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor
- 6 frames a second continuous shooting
- a Robust magnesium alloy Body
- Standard ISO 100-6400, extendable to ISO 12,800/25,600)
- 39-point AF system with 3D tracking (Only 9 focus points are cross type)
- Scene Recognition System
- Two SD card slots
- 3.0 inch, 1 Megapixel LCD screen
- New Live View/ Movie shooting switch
- Full-time AF in Live View/movie modes
- Lockable shooting mode dial
- Electronic level
- Shutter tested to 150, 000 shots
- HD video recording with mic jack for external microphone
Great Camera love using it with older af lenses, got a streetsweeper lens what a lovely combination
Got the camera now about 2 weeks and its it fantastic. Great with wildlife photography.
Great camera indeed. That is the nimble Nikon D7000! Lucky you…
Bought one a few days ago. Still learning all the nice functions but it is defenately one amazing camera.
Nikon makes great cameras certainly, but where are we going with the Megapixel race?