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Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens + 2pcs SanDisk 64GB Memory Card + Case + Tripod + Wideangle + Telephoto + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens + 2pcs SanDisk 64GB Memory Card + Case + Tripod + Wideangle + Telephoto + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
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Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens + 2pcs SanDisk 64GB Memory Card + Case + Tripod + Wideangle + Telephoto + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm Lens + 2pcs SanDisk 64GB Memory Card + Case + Tripod + Wideangle + Telephoto + ZeeTech Accessory Bundle
Incredible photos, wonderful to use, great ergonomics.
Incredible deal !
Coming from a 35mm film camera (full frame) to a DX (crop sensor) takes a bit of getting used to because the angle of view is much tighter. Even though I educated myself about the differences between full frame and crop, seeing it with your own eyes really drives home how different they really are. For example, I also purchased the AF-S Nikkor 50mm 1.4 G with the body instead of opting for the kit lense and what you see with the 50 mm with a crop sensor on Nikon is equal to a 75 mm lense since nikon uses a crop factor of 1.5 (50 x 1.5= 75). This makes for a tighter frame, definitely not a deal breaker by any means, but it is something you should be keenly aware of since it will affect which lenses you purchase and how you take your photographs. There are so many in camera options for the D7500, I highly recommend you RTFM and keep it with you as it will save you much frustration as you learn the equipment.
I've been a Nikon user for about 6 or 7 years and I love the brand. I've shot on all types of DSLR's over the years and it has been as it always will be... all about preference. I've been an independent filmmaker, a corporate videographer and photographer and a freelance camera operator for over a decade. I also hold a degree in digital cinematography. Photography has never been about the camera, but rather the glass that you shoot through and the artistic/technical composition by the operator. The main reason that I switched from Canon to Nikon was lens compatibility. I can use almost any Nikon lens (from the 60's till now) on any Nikon camera. This means that I can go to a used camera store and buy a really old lens and use it on my current Nikon. Granted, autofocus may not work with all lenses, but I prefer manually focusing in most cases anyway. As for the D7500, I used this camera before I purchased it. It actually took me a while to upgrade from my faithful D90, but I'm glad I did. The D7500 blows my D90 out of the water.
This was a purchase to upgrade from a Nikon D7000. After my initial setup in the menus, I was quite impressed with color, clairty and auto focus speed/sureness using it for portrait work. It consistently was able to sharply focus on an eye brow or eye lash, making the eyes the center of interest.. Flesh tones are superb, what I might expect from higher end Canon cameras.
Like many others, I have been waiting for the anticipated D400 which I have just about given up on. I bought the d7500 for this seller about 2 months ago and have never looked back. It is a wonderful camera and a superb upgrade from my D300 and D7000. My main concerns at first were the weight of the camera and how it would feel in my hands. After working with the camera almost daily, I have gotten over this concern. It is well built and feels good especially with the addition of the battery pack.
I love the image quality and sharpness.
I love it. We're finally upgrading from our beloved, rock solid D70s that's been around the world with us and shot tens of thousands of photos. The new D7100 is a great replacement. Photo quality & color, camera speed, you name it. I've been shooting macro, landscape, and portrait with my new D7500 (using all my old lenses from the D70s) and have not been disappointed. If you've been hemming and hawing about upgrading an aging consumer or prosumer Nikon camera, now is a great time to do so!
If you use the D7500 today, the D7500 is a very worthwhile upgrade to the D7500 . You can take better pictures with the D7500 and it is much easier to control in the field. There are so many added little chances that just make the use of this camera a wonderful experience. One example is using the bracket function: Now you can to a 5 shot bracket exposure and you will see just what you are doing by the little count indicator you will see in live view on the monitor, no longer remembering what shot am I on now. You can also shot a 3 frame bracket shot if you want also. The DOF is also much easy to use than on the D7500 . The D7500 is just a better camera and much easier to use, keep the D7500 as the back up camera. Given these two camera you are ready to take on the journey of taking much better picture, where ever to want to shot. I strongly recommend the purchase of this camera to anyone that wants to improve their pictures and the experience of taking pictures.
Incredible photos, wonderful to use, great ergonomics.
Incredible deal !
Coming from a 35mm film camera (full frame) to a DX (crop sensor) takes a bit of getting used to because the angle of view is much tighter. Even though I educated myself about the differences between full frame and crop, seeing it with your own eyes really drives home how different they really are. For example, I also purchased the AF-S Nikkor 50mm 1.4 G with the body instead of opting for the kit lense and what you see with the 50 mm with a crop sensor on Nikon is equal to a 75 mm lense since nikon uses a crop factor of 1.5 (50 x 1.5= 75). This makes for a tighter frame, definitely not a deal breaker by any means, but it is something you should be keenly aware of since it will affect which lenses you purchase and how you take your photographs. There are so many in camera options for the D7500, I highly recommend you RTFM and keep it with you as it will save you much frustration as you learn the equipment.
I've been a Nikon user for about 6 or 7 years and I love the brand. I've shot on all types of DSLR's over the years and it has been as it always will be... all about preference. I've been an independent filmmaker, a corporate videographer and photographer and a freelance camera operator for over a decade. I also hold a degree in digital cinematography. Photography has never been about the camera, but rather the glass that you shoot through and the artistic/technical composition by the operator. The main reason that I switched from Canon to Nikon was lens compatibility. I can use almost any Nikon lens (from the 60's till now) on any Nikon camera. This means that I can go to a used camera store and buy a really old lens and use it on my current Nikon. Granted, autofocus may not work with all lenses, but I prefer manually focusing in most cases anyway. As for the D7500, I used this camera before I purchased it. It actually took me a while to upgrade from my faithful D90, but I'm glad I did. The D7500 blows my D90 out of the water.
This was a purchase to upgrade from a Nikon D7000. After my initial setup in the menus, I was quite impressed with color, clairty and auto focus speed/sureness using it for portrait work. It consistently was able to sharply focus on an eye brow or eye lash, making the eyes the center of interest.. Flesh tones are superb, what I might expect from higher end Canon cameras.
Like many others, I have been waiting for the anticipated D400 which I have just about given up on. I bought the d7500 for this seller about 2 months ago and have never looked back. It is a wonderful camera and a superb upgrade from my D300 and D7000. My main concerns at first were the weight of the camera and how it would feel in my hands. After working with the camera almost daily, I have gotten over this concern. It is well built and feels good especially with the addition of the battery pack.
I love the image quality and sharpness.
I love it. We're finally upgrading from our beloved, rock solid D70s that's been around the world with us and shot tens of thousands of photos. The new D7100 is a great replacement. Photo quality & color, camera speed, you name it. I've been shooting macro, landscape, and portrait with my new D7500 (using all my old lenses from the D70s) and have not been disappointed. If you've been hemming and hawing about upgrading an aging consumer or prosumer Nikon camera, now is a great time to do so!
If you use the D7500 today, the D7500 is a very worthwhile upgrade to the D7500 . You can take better pictures with the D7500 and it is much easier to control in the field. There are so many added little chances that just make the use of this camera a wonderful experience. One example is using the bracket function: Now you can to a 5 shot bracket exposure and you will see just what you are doing by the little count indicator you will see in live view on the monitor, no longer remembering what shot am I on now. You can also shot a 3 frame bracket shot if you want also. The DOF is also much easy to use than on the D7500 . The D7500 is just a better camera and much easier to use, keep the D7500 as the back up camera. Given these two camera you are ready to take on the journey of taking much better picture, where ever to want to shot. I strongly recommend the purchase of this camera to anyone that wants to improve their pictures and the experience of taking pictures.