Nikon D7000 In 2024 | The Best Photography Camera Under $200!

[@adamharig]

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[@fixedfocusmediaofficial]

1080p is still the best case resolution for pretty much all movies and TV shows. Most people don't realize that. Some people watch "4k" TV shows being broadcast live but don't realize that it is actually 1080p being upscaled to 4k. My flagship phone from 2021 records 4k video and it looks great on its 1080p display since many phones can record 4k video but can't show the full resolution. My phone has a 1080p display but the quality of its display is so good that of the many people that really liked this phone, none of them realized that the beautiful screen was just 1080p.

[@unbroken1010]

We actually know that 🙄

[@fixedfocusmediaofficial]

@@unbroken1010 Again, most people don't.

[@Muammersagım]

Nikonun renklerini çok sevdim. Videoları nı İşlemesi zormu?

[@bibekshyangtan6559]

But the fps is 24 so is it best for video record

[@fixedfocusmediaofficial]

@@bibekshyangtan6559 It depends on what you want to record. For slow motion 24fps is useless but for most things it is fine especially if you use an ND filter and slower shutter speeds to prevent a choppy look and provide smooth motion blur. Most people say 24fps looks more "cinematic" but it isn't that simple. When 24fps is paired with a good ND filter and slow shutter speeds it looks fantastic. Use a quality lens too, it makes a world of difference.

[@まーさん-o3s]

Nikon D7000 is a good camera. I bought it last year. My cell phone is an iPhone SE2, so I often use the d7000 to take commemorative family photos these days. The soft depiction of the d-type lens is also good, and the AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G provides very sharp photos. I will use it carefully until it breaks.

[@Poldy140]

This camera i stiil use for make money😊😊😊

[@unbroken1010]

I heard P Diddy /Snoop Dog after parties pay well. Hook me up 😂

[@armangunpla409]

Currently my existing camera for portraits since 2019 and still never fails me.

[@robertgarland9342]

I've owned my D7000 for over 10 years now and it's been a great camera. I'm by no means a pro photographer or even pretend to be one but I found the D7000 so easy to use with everything I need. I was up until recently using it as my primary camera for everything photo wise but I never used it as a Video camera as I never liked it's low res video. It's only been packed away for the last year or so because I upgraded my phone to an iPhone 15max and I got to say it's the only thing that I found that could take the same quality photos as the D7000 and have the advantage of good video quality and instant upload to the internet. I will still use the D7000 for all the pro photos like family weddings etc. It looks more professional at functions like this than sticking a mobile phone out in front of you.

[@Wannaridebikes]

I bought one two weeks ago. For 300 but it came with two lease and three batteries. And case and filters. It was definitely worth it to me. Even though old still a great camera

[@adamharig]

Great deal enjoy it!

[@WOLFTICKVIDEOS]

I had a D7000 for years and loved it. The only reason I sold it was because I got the D500 and couldn't justify having both at the time. I didn't know that you were into photography.👍🏼

[@Wannaridebikes]

@@WOLFTICKVIDEOS yeah I have the d7000 d52000 and d5000 and canons cameras. I do photos a lot as well and yes I love cameras to use

[@fruitzpunchsamurai]

@@Wannaridebikesshld i get a d7000 or d5200

[@christinegreen9708]

I’ve had mine for 10 years now, I Wouldn’t swap it for a thing else, it has all the features I need, image quality has been very good.

[@ghostpanic]

I never had the D7000 but owned the D7100 & D7200 and gotta say they were GREAT! the low light image clarity, the controls, the battery life, ergonomics! The only down side with ALL Nikon DSLRs was the video recording due to the terrible continuous auto focus or lack of, But for photos they the D7XXX range was amazing!

[@affigueiredo74]

I prefer shooting with a D7000 than with any of my smartphones.👍

[@unbroken1010]

I bet you do, I bet you do p Diddy 😂

[@EddieSlabb]

Low bar to cross but... That's good!

[@anindyasircar]

Me too. I love its all external controls.

[@NeustrDm]

Still own this camera. Wanted to upgrade to a full frame to get better low-light performace. But instead tried to shoot RAW files on iso above 800, and process the raw files in dxo pureraw software. As a result, I can safely shoot low-light portraits with fine skin detail up to iso 5000. And anything else up to 25600. In jpeg, I would not dare to go above iso 1250-1600. So I received kind of software upgrade and this camera is still with me.

[@JoJo-vm8vk]

That was my first DLSR in 2011, I still have it together with D500. Today I would advise to go for a later model like D7100 or D7200 because the sensor won't habe the low-pass filter (anti-aliasing).

[@unbroken1010]

The d7200 I believe has one card slot

[@alwynsmit3546]

Nope, it has 2 x SD​@@unbroken1010

[@basaraj]

I previously owned a D7000 as well as the D7100 and D7200 along with a D610, D750 and D810 for a brief period. Although they are all excellent cameras, I sold them here and there and got another D7000 a few weeks ago for $180 in mint condition, less than 4500 shutter actuations. The D7000 is arguably one of the best if not the best deals in all of digital photography. I also managed to pick up a clean 18-140mm zoom lens (for less than $140) and am impressed with the image quality and sharpness with the combination of the D7000 and the 18-140. I love the feature set, command dial arrangement and the overall Nikon shooting "experience". The modern mirrorless cameras are also great, I had the A7, A7-II, A6000, A6300, XT-1 and the XT2 but I must say however, they are not as much fun and engaging as a true DSLR, especially the likes of a D7000 or D7100. They are also quite expensive bodies and the lenses are just stupid expensive. With the D7000, you can use a broad array of Nikon lenses going back at the AF and AI.

[@joismith2624]

This is Awesome I just purchased nikon d7000 two days ago

[@PRUDENCEIAS]

That's great 👍 Can you please tell, if it is a good camera for talking-head videos? And does it support external mic? Regards!

[@ThunderFarter]

I still have it from 9 years ago lol

[@page_rage]

I've owned one since it came out. I have owned a D3, D4 as well, and still go back to this one. Might even buy another one as it's good to have a backup just in case.

[@peterdisbury]

Had 2 of these camera and have to say looking at getting a 3rd one since I gave the other 2 away years ago. The dual card slots, weatherization, picture quality and pro build make this a Must have for travel. The smartphones can do only so much but for high res photos and this price point well not many other cameras can deliver. I would suggest 2 lenses if you are into filming subjects at a distance and a wide aperture lens for those dark environments. I took some pretty sweet Milkyway pics on this device with an F1.4 Sigma 16mm lens. I like the Sony A6000 series but they are not weatherized and too delicate. Drop the Sony and it is game over if it hits dirt from 6ft up but his camera is a tank.

[@panthers_gkd]

I bought one for my wife to replace her D3100. The D7000 is still a great camera in 2023. It's so good that I bought one for my daughter as well (she used my wife old D3100, which is now an everyday carry with a 35mm prime lens).

[@cathyl2226]

well it was one of the first that had video added to the camera. it was pretty amazing back then !

[@ritieneniels5335]

Very informative, actually answered my question if this a good economic option for shooting video. Would you suggest the most economic cameras and lens for content creation which can yield the quality close to your videos? Many many thanks 🙏🏼

[@anaraquelsilva9117]

Hello, thank you for the video. Can i used my old lenses from my Nikon FE2 in this one D7000?

[@thequarantinecatholic]

Beautiful photos!!! Great review!!!

[@trikespike]

There is also a built in quick photo edit thingy, you can turn photos black and white and stuff, which is neat, i didn't know it had that :D also great for wildlife :D

[@Polydeukes68]

Yeah, great cameras. I just bought my second one and paid little over 100€ for 20K exposures one in mint condition. I highly recommend these as very cheap but capable body if one has Nikon lenses already. And even if you need to buy some lenses its still equally good.

[@samuelsam117]

🎉this is a lovely review im subscribing to this too..

[@syamsirulrazak505]

i have one d7000 and i sell it, then i find so cheap like RM 350 only in Malaysia, i used for sports, it still deliver good image with good lens

[@karolb.8717]

What are the settings ?

[@TheFashionstation]

Mine is coming to its last leg considering ordering Nikon Zf. Used it for Safari animal capture and street style photography and it has been great. Now looking to upgrade. Would you recommend the Zf thanks

[@stanandcats6459]

I'm new to this field, i was wondering if i should pick this or d3500 for 1080p videos just for action figures reviews and was wondering if i should get some really expensive cameras for a niche side of my hobby. Thanks in advance!

[@unbroken1010]

D3500 is probably easier to use for a beginner. Forget if it had a mic jack. D3200 and 3400 do

[@ThorSealtiel]

what is the best versatile lens for this camera? currently have the 35mm f1.8 plus the kits lens. I just shoot photos.

[@KimberlyCooley]

What about for a sports back up? Lens recommendation?

[@vasilisanastopoulos8533]

Good Evening. I have Nikon D7000 with tokina 11-16mm 2.8f as main camera. I would like to use it for photos of the Galaxy mainly because the Sony rx 100 mark iii I had broke. Do you think the camera will manage to perform well due to the old model and the small number of megapixels it has?

[@alwynsmit3546]

Don't let people fool you with megapixel talk. The 16mp is fine. It's all about glass & technique. Unless you crop heavily, it's fine

[@leighwanstead3254]

I just bought one to replace my broken nikon d40 yesterday.

[@adamharig]

Enjoy it!

[@draskogagula2073]

There is something in d7000! I never sold mine.,

[@tomkent4656]

Another plus point is that this camera can use old Nikon F glass without an adaptor.

[@anna32268]

what are the best settings i keep getting blurry photos

[@unbroken1010]

Check your shutter speed. Ffs

[@anna32268]

@@unbroken1010 No need to be rude.

[@alwynsmit3546]

​@@anna32268best is to keep your shutterspeed at 1.5 times the focal length of the lens you're using, especially if the light is poor

[@alwynsmit3546]

​@@anna32268also, if you can use a tripod, do so & if you can't, try using lenses with VR

[@LeadFootUK]

Would you get a d3200 with a Nikon 55-200mm AF-S f/1:4-5.6G ED DX VR or a d7000 with a standard kit 18-55mm, C ??

[@goldenhourkodak]

Both awful lenses

[@unbroken1010]

Get the 35 mm prime

[@unbroken1010]

​@@goldenhourkodak55-200 is workable if you know what your doing

[@nemoa7692]

I bought it 4 yeares ago thinking it was the d7100. Everything was good sof far except the 16mp 😂

[@alwynsmit3546]

Nothing wrong with 16mp. I used to have the D7000 & have an A0 print on my wall made with an 18-105 kit lens. I actually think that sensor is the best APS-C that Sony ever made & Nikon used

[@nemoa7692]

@@alwynsmit3546 what do you have now?

[@tommywalker43]

D300s is just as good

[@atillakorkmaz191]

I am a new for camera. I have nikon d7000 with 18-105 mm lens. I have af fine value problem. Could you say what my camera af fine value between -20 and +20 . Icant achieve:(

[@JoJo-vm8vk]

Place an object at 45° angle. Make the focus on the middle and take the picture at maximum aperture. You will be able to assess if you have front or back focus. Make adjustments until you get it right. You can compare with pictures taken in "live view". The auto-focus is slower but it's right because it's done by the sensor. Good luck.

[@JoJo-vm8vk]

And the value of the fine tune depends on the lense-camera couple. The same lens on a different camera won't have the same value.

[@atillakorkmaz191]

@@JoJo-vm8vk thank you✋

[@Audimann]

Camera's like the D800 are also very affordable these days. Something in the 500-600 bucks range or so.

[@unbroken1010]

We know, still a 300 plus price difference in this Sleepy Joe / den disaster of a economy

[@peterdisbury]

Its better than any 2010 APSC of CANON

[@alwynsmit3546]

The sensor is great, but the AF not. That said, a Canon 60d or 7d with L glass will smoke the D7000. I'm not a brand fan & currently shoot Nikon, but I have shot Canon & it's on par

[@astore3757]

Perhaps it is better the D90. Cheaper and lighter. Honestly the live view on this camera is not very usable.

[@boxoffisa]

Where do you get it for $200? Because it’s in $800 and even above.

[@brademannisteinnichtsohauf7906]

Used on eBay

[@boxoffisa]

@@brademannisteinnichtsohauf7906 I checked it was crossing $800. I will be patient and wait for $200 deal.

[@TheZerosophisto]

Just found a D7000 in my favourite second hand camera shop for only 160€ in a mint condition. Like new!

[@boxoffisa]

@@TheZerosophisto 😊. I am jealousy of you man. I could grab that and be happier. You got a great deal. I will keep looking.

[@unbroken1010]

Keh other used camera sites

[@edzammit9050]

The D7000 has the worse focus tracking in video mode. It constantly searches. Also on some lenses it needs focus correction for particular lens. Most of my photos were blurry and dark. The canon 7d is far better. It came after the 7d with 16 megapixels while the canon has 18mp. The 7d was made after lots of requests by photographers to canon.

[@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani]

Is it better than d5100?

[@Rennmeister772]

If you want the pro features, and a pro body, weather sealed an internal focus motor, dual sd card slots and a long shutter life of 150k shots. You can even add a battery grip without the need of a cable for shooting like the battery grip on the 5100 has. And both have 16mp so no chamge there. Hope that helps

[@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani]

Thanks, i should get it today. No wonder its widely used until now..

[@Rennmeister772]

@@Ranveer_Singh_Kahani Yes i got myself a second one even,its a great camera feels pro and even better with the battery grip, Its heavier then the 5100 but i dont mind that

[@SuperEduardomagalhae]

Pobres sensores expostos aos pós

[@skyhigh1154]

Funfact youre family name means "hairy" in Dutch. Hence the beard 😊

[@unbroken1010]

Eww p Diddy , relax already

[@jornmulder]

still have this one, but had it best time i think :( i want the D850 but still expensive for me :( who got a D850 for me to support my photography so i can make better photos.

[@fx711-h1c]

For $200 a D5200 24mp w/ flip screen as a 2nd stills camera + video shooting beats the crap out D7000 16mp

[@hertsman5]

Except only in image quality and thats marginally. In every other area the D7000 is a far better camera.

[@unbroken1010]

Relax p Diddy, same 💩. D5200 has a known horrible pre Amp and hiss. 🐍

[@fx711-h1c]

@@unbroken1010 D5200 sucks for video- I tried it & then sold it. I use panasonic hcv785 camcorder for video - --- stills I use D800

[@alwynsmit3546]

​@@hertsman5he doesn't know IQ is dependent on glass & technique more than body. I just laugh at these ridiculous claims, especially when they insult 16mp as being too little