The Nikon D7000 had a design flaw. It frequently had oil splatter that was visible starting at F/5.6 and came back about 2,000 photos taken after a thorough sensor cleaning. It's performance was okay given its age, but the oil platter became very distracting.

I'm a fairly new photographer (hobbyist but hoping to get more serious about it) and wanted to upgrade from the little D3200 I learned on. I'm very happy about going with this model. It's definitely a step up, but if you know what you're doing, it takes no time at all to get used to the D7000.

A well designed and very efficient SLR, the new Nikon D7000 could be the champion of its class. But let's see the test !

I love Nikon, I've been using Nikon D40 for last 2 years and upgraded to D7000 On january 2017. I'm in love with this camera. Awesome product. I'm not a pro but I love to travel and take photos. you can check my instagram account for photos I've taken with Nikon D7000

This is a quick review of the Nikon D7000, highlighting a real world usage scenario. It's not an exhaustive look at the D7000, but I hope it gives you a good i

It is not a bad camera, apart from its focusing system, which is slow and unreliable. I have missed many opportunities to take pictures just because even after >15 shots I could not find a single one that was properly focused on the subject.

Recently I have used nikon d3200 but d7000 has some extended features that makes it unique like built in autu focus motor(AF), dual memory slot, good battery life, additional control pannel for easy accessing, time lapse facility etc.

it is very nice to have a good deal like these ever, item is very good and 100% new

everything is very good

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Service is excellent ,I was having very important Nashik kumbh shoot 2015 and with in time I received camera, thank.......

Editors' note, May 12, 2015: I've updated the ratings to more accurately reflect how this older model fits into the current market at its lower price and with respect to its subsequent replacements. Additionally, I've revoked the Editors' Choice, originally conferred in November 2010, to make way for newer models.

An excellent dSLR for experienced shooters or Nikon professionals looking for a relatively cheap option, the Nikon D7000 delivers on almost all counts, including the company's best shooting design to date.

Excellent performance for its class; great viewfinder; control locations and operations streamlined over previous Nikon dSLRs; double SDXC-compatible card slots.

No 1080/30p video.