Nikon d7000 Amazing Features that beats Sony a7r4, Sony a7s3 and even Sony A1
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
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Nikon d7000 is camera that is not to be reckoned with. Amazing camera even for a decade old. Features that even Sony latest cameras don't have. - Наука та технологія
Wow what an amazing discovery! Just 7 months ago I sold my old trusty Nikon D90 and I switched over to M43, the Panasonic G9. Besides the D90 I also sold my D7100 to afford the Panny G9. But just 4 days ago I got the Nikon D7000 on a bargain with just 18.000 clicks. And I must say this good oldie is really awesome. I like it even better than my old D7100 and your discovery makes it more value for the money - 285 euros - I spend on it. Great video!
It had a very good CP value in the 2nd hand market , even in 2023.
I have this camera still 8 years
I still own and use my Nikon D7000 for work. Even though I have owned more modern cameras, even from Nikon, this one was groundbreaking when it came out. I have seen very little more that more modern cameras can do that I actually need to do, and certainly not at the price that a D7000 can be purchased for. I have two of them and neither one is going anywhere.
Amazing low light capabilities. 16MP IMX071 sensor is perfect for astro.
Yes. I took a rose photo at an early morning and it looked attractive
Thank you for showing this feature ,I will have some fun trying it out
Picked one of these up last night in excellent condition with a shutter count of 13k for £162. It will compliment my d800…
Another very useful feature on my D7000, which I don't see on these new mirorless cameras is the ablity to use the cheap IR shutter release. I got it on ebay for a couple of bucks and I use it all the time when on tripod.
You can even enable the mirror lockup on the first press and on the second press you take the picture, this way you are 100% sure there is no vibration, I use it like that. It has a range of several meters and is just so convenient, it's like 5cm in size and weights nothing.
I also have a cable shutter release where you can program specific times for exposures, timelapse etc. but just yestreday found out you can actually use the little IR remote in bulb mode! This way I can take long exposures even with L-bracket in vertical, just need to set a timer on my phone to end the exposure manually.
I plan on going Fuji X-T3 and haven't found the support for this IR shutter release. Fuji can do 15 min exposure times in camera without the need for external shutter release, but you're still limited to only using self timer when you want to perfectly time the shots - like shooting waves etc. I believe you do need to use the cable release on this system, or maybe the Fuji app would work but I read bad reviews on it. Don't know if Sony and others have a support for this type of cheap remote.
This is amazing! 🔥 I am using my father's Nikon D7000 and I'm just starting to learn more about it. Thank you! ✨
Same ☺️
I have the 7000 for some years and thought I knew everything about it after going through the manual and many videos but missed this and I have never until now thanks to you seen any books, videos even Nikon never mentioned it. Thanks very much for sharing this information.
Cool
Fabulous video. Getting reacquainted with my D7000 now and discovering these features
I bought this camera 10 years ago, because I need a money to pay my attorney I sell it… now there is a Seller posted this model in marketplace for $150 with lens and speedlight , now I enjoed it, I love this model camera so much…
I told you a month or more ago this camera is amazing and I want to buy another, thanks alot my friend about your info
Yes, it is an amazing camera. I love it and it is part of my classic camera collection.
Even better you can get to the edit menu by double hitting the OK button.
I love my d7000 i make nice pictures with it and i use it over a more modern d3200
Wow! I didn't know that. Here I am using Lightroom to edit all my photos. Tried it out simply amazing feature on my D7000
I love my D7000. Honestly I never use that feature. I just edit outside of the camera.
Good morning, question: what model is the lens you have on the camera??? thank you...
Sir, you are so right. It is now 5/2023 and i was looking at the Nikon Z50 and these cameras are so expense these days and they come with mediocre lenses...I am looking at this camera, so it sounds like a good one. I found one for $300 with a 18-105mm lens.. Thoughts?
That is a pretty good deal; what the shutter counts and is the lens in good condition? However, old DSLR cameras are only good for manual control photography. If you are planning to use a good auto focus camera, the newer camera might be better. For me I don't mind using older cameras, because I do manual focus and adjust all my settings manually anyways. To me I like to take my time when taking my shot.
We knew this 10 yrs ago LOL
I also save Nikon D7000, now
My problem is the sharpness I don't exactly what to do always not clear
Too sharp is not good for videos; it will look too smartphone quality. You will need to adjust the sharpness and color in the camera. Manually adjust the white balance. This is for video settings only. For photography sharpness may be better but you need a good lens for that.
i don't want edit my photos to no calibrated miniature screen.