Nikon D7500 Digital DSLR Camera Body - Black

Just the camera i need for sports love it!!

A really good value for a DSLR camera and fast shipping to boot.

Initially my fear was the unit being renewed it would maybe have visible defects. Wrong, when I opened it I was in shock to see this nearly pristine camera, color me impressed.Everything was wrapped up as if it were brand new, starts right up, clean as whistle, functionality is great, and overall I'm currently very satisfied. I still have a thought that I maybe will be back to report something negative....but I hope that isn't the case. Great focus and quiet. Awesome features, the value is there, and it seems very rugged. Watch fro knows photo on the tube, I think you'll learn about this nikon brand...it's withstood time.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I had Nikon lenses so I wanted a base that would allow me to use the lenses I already owned. This base worked awesome, we really liked the fact that we could take videos with it also.

Replaced a similar model that had worn out, and bought this one because all the accessories I already own fit perfectly. As Nikon does not make this model anymore, had a buy a used one and it was in perfect condition - very pleased with the purchase.

DE BESTE DX VOOR DE Z REEKS...! dit is één zeer goede body met beeldchip van de d500...zeer scherp beeld ...mooi van kleuren..met één kantelbare display...jammer dat er maar één kaart in kan en geen extra grip voor bestaat... toch één aanrader voor zijn beeldkwaliteit.

Great camera. I previously had the D90 which lasted me 15 years. It only stopped working because the shutter had worn out. I therefore, bought the D7500 because it functions just like the D90 but with additional technical accessories. I'm sure that I'll get the same enjoyment, if not more, from the D7500 which came into production several years later than the D90. I was also able to use all my Nikkor lenses that I previously had on the D90. This camera came with: battery & charger, Nikon shoulder strap and USB transfer cable. It does not come with the memory card which you will have to supply yourself. Je ne regrette rien

J'ai longtemps hésité entre ce Nikon D7500 et un hybride de la "génération Z" de Nikon. Je souhaitais remplacer mon D7000 (qui fonctionne toujours très bien, merci). Mais j'ai du mal à m'habituer aux viseurs électroniques... Même si les viseurs optiques n'offrent pas les mêmes fonctionnalités que leurs homologues électroniques, je préfère les 1ers ! Pour ce qui est des qualités de ce D7500, on hérite des évolutions appréciables en matière de processeur (et donc de réactivité globale de l'appareil) et de capteur. Le poids a également été amélioré, grâce à la fibre de carbone. La compacité a aussi fait de légers progrès ainsi que la préhension grâce à une poignée plus creusée. Le plus notable est l'amélioration de la qualité d'image qui est celle du capteur du grand frère Nikon D500, associé au processeur EXPEED 5. Il n'y a plus de filtre passe-bas, la netteté y gagne. De même la montée en ISO. Le format du capteur étant l'APS-C, le coefficient multiplicateur des optiques est toujours de 1,5 X. Mon 300 mm cadre en fait comme un 450 : appréciable en photo animalière ! Et mon 35 mm f/1.8 devient un équivalent 50 mm très lumineux, compact et poids plume. Ce Nikon D7500 est qualitativement suffisant pour mes besoins par rapport à un plein format. Les boîtiers hybrides FX sont certes plus compacts et légers mais on ne peut pas en dire autant des optiques Z pour le moment. Le D7500 est encore au catalogue Nikon mais pour combien de temps ?

I love it, but then almost any DSLR camera is an advance on my ancient D100. There is not much I would change on the D7500 camera given the way I use it (other than some of the defaults, but you always check those, right?! :D) My biggest criticisms are lack of phase focusing in live view and lack of focus peaking as an alternative. Its contrast focusing is slow and not always accurate so, when shooting video of moving objects, manual focus is essential. For that, you'll need an on-camera field monitor, which is a shame because those add significantly to weight, are cumbersome and add yet-another-battery to bother with. I bought it knowing this beforehand but don't regret it because I'm too invested in Nikon glass and prefer the viewfinder when shooting stills, which I do more than video anyway, but it's an important point to bear in mind if you intend to shoot much video or prefer live view. I just took delivery of a Lilliput A7s field monitor which makes up for the D7500's lack of focus peaking well and seems very good value for money. (In practice, you'll probably find that the sharpness of the A7s is more useful than focus peaking, but peaking is still worth using, too.) I haven't tried SnapBridge or its 4k mode. That further crops the image (less still of the lens area used → lower sensitivity and worse distortion) and, frankly, I doubt most zoom lenses are sharp enough to warrant 4k. If you're serious enough to shoot 4k properly, you probably wouldn't pick this camera given the reduced sensitivity the crop represents, so 4k is really just a toy. You won't get the most out of this camera unless you shoot raw NEFs; it's amazing what detail you can pull out of apparently burnt highlights or muddy blacks with the right software, so be prepared to post-process. For those upgrading from rather older cameras, be aware that the camera does a lot of noise reduction and some sharpening which you will have to replicate yourself — but that's probably true of all modern cameras. Don't expect the NEFs to look like the camera's JPEGs without fiddling. I've settled on Adobe Lightroom for post-processing and managing my photos. I don't care that it doesn't have two media slots like the D500. At least it has a flash which, as rubbish as all built-in flashes are, is better than the D500 which has no flash at all. You do not want not to have a built-in flash, because inevitably there will be that time when you forgot to bring your external flash, your batteries are flat or you just want to use the camera's flash to trigger other flashes. There are lots of reasons to want a built-in flash. On balance, more expensive cameras aren't worth the additional features they offer for most people. If you already have Nikon glass, you won't be disappointed with this body.

Tolle Kamera, tolle Bilder aber ich muss mich als Anfänger noch ein bisschen durch die Einstellungen kämpfen. Liegt gut und angenehm in der Hand