Where is all the hate being posted? I've seen nothing but praises and recommendations for it. I'm considering it myself.

This is one of the most balanced reviews of this camera I've ever seen. For the price, I honestly don't think this camera can be outdone. I bought one specifically for that reason. I can't drop 3 or 4K on a camera but wanted good quality. I got it in the D7500.

I have it for the last 6 months, so far it is Perfect for every buck. If you are on a tight budget, get this and invest in Lens. And autofocus is not an issue when using the viewfinder. Seriously, who wants to shoot with a DSLR using the LCD screen????

I bought this camera a few months ago, I love it so much, it's an awesome camera, so sharp, even better for the price, just love it😍

I have had this camera for about 6 months and I love it. I still have not put it to the masive extreme tests but I love it. My last camera was a d5600 and I believe the 7500 is better in everyway except for the screen that does NOT go forward, so the selfies are not the best, but I got a new lense (10-20 nikon, so I just put my self in the middle and I am fine). I still have not out used the battery in one day, so maybe it is much longer lasting that the D5600 batery.... still loving it! Damasovi

Let me see. The D7500 has the same sensor as the D500(the best APS-C low light sensor), it is 90% the same as a D500 with advanced metering, fast AF. The build quality is like the top-end DSLRs. The D7500 is better than the D7200 because it has a faster processor, the D500 sensor, a tilt-able touch screen, 4K video. I've never had problems with Snapbridge and transferring photos to my Iphone 11 in RAW or Jpeg full resolution or 2mp. The D7500 is incredible value still in 2021. It is smaller and cheaper than the D500, while being 90% a D500. It has weathersealing. The Touchscreen is not laggy and feels similar to my Iphone 11. You can use almost every F mount lens ever made on the D7500 because it has an in-body AF motor. The D7500 lacks a 2nd SD card slot (so what, SD cards are now cheap as dirt and very reliable), it lacks a handgrip battery option (so what, the stock battery still lasts x2 more than mirrorless cameras), the biggest downfall to this camera is Video (it needs stabilization, no crop 4K, and better AF). You might be considering mirrorless in 2021, but know that yet still the mirrorless have to catchup on lenses variety and battery life.

Ordered mine yesterday, upgrading from D3400 I enjoy Alaskan wildlife photography: birds and whales. Anticipating better pictures with my 70-300 telephoto lens. So excited!!! Thank you for posting this review.

Just got it for 800$ Slapped a Sigma 17-70 I got used for 150$ Great great stuff, such an improvement over my old D90

Thanks! This was super helpful. I'm a senior in highschool and just starting to launch my photography brand and I've been looking for an upgrade from my NikonD3400 but I wanted to stay with Nikon so I could keep all my lenses.

With the Nikon not being good in low light, my D5600 with the right settings is excellent on a tripod. Makes a photo turn from night to day without editing. However, I understand the low light issue without a tripod. It does struggle a lot

Cinematic filming can be done on this camera. Use the flat setting and 24fps. You can do that I do. And If You don't have flat on your camera as I do. Turn the saturation down a bit. And turn the contrast down low. And you'll get it. And set it to 24fps.

I own this camera . It's awesome. Especially when you get good lenses

I'm upgrading from a D5000 I know this camera would be great

Great review, much appreciated. Super psyched to finally upgrade from my D3200.

Honestly man - I think that’s the best camera review I’ve seen on KZfaq

Autofocus is fast and accurate also in low light. Only in live view autofocus is slow. This is not the best choice for autofocus video users. But for still shooters there is not much above this for the price.

1- Want to "tweek" colors? in your Nikon? go to Picture Control, press rigth, choose a profile and press rigth again, now Tweek away. You can also flatten the image to make colors in post available too. 2- Low ligth Scenarios need larger apertures with better lenses a side from the kit lens (not eveything is ISO) 3- Face tracking is for Group Photos and 3D tracking is for moving objects , they are separate features 4- All Nikon DSLR record in Mono. (in filming, most sound is recorded seperate for post) The audio jack allows the Stereo Microphones that fit. 5- The Menu guide. Notice the button under MENU, it has a Question mark (?) , select an option in the menu screen and press that button, the screen will show you what it does, like a buit in Manual. 6- You have the scroll button on the back and on top rigth you have the aperture symbol. Hold it down to change Aperture, realize to change speed when Shooting Manual only. 7- The "Hour Glass", make sure you are using a fast SD card as recommend in the Manual, since it can compromise refresh rates when shooting at full resolution. 8- The D800 Series is for Studio Work, The D7500 is the new D90, witch is a more for travel, sports and wildlife. 9- Cinematic Film making can be done with higher end and fixed lenses. Usually 2.8 apeture or above (your kit lens is not a movie lens) 10- Cannon or Any other camera also depend on the lenses to get results kit lenses can only attempt to emulate PS: Hope you do another one.

Wonderful review! I would like to use mine for shooting a concert in a hall with a very low-light situation - which lenses would you recommend?

I have been having this camera for at least a year and a half. I love it and would not trade it for nothing. Despite the 1 card slot. If I need more space I would just get another card which I have. So all together with it, it's truly amazing.

The only thing I don’t like about it is that the foldable screen at the back can not be flipped 360 degrees.. other than that I have found nothing against it (being a beginner and having owned it for a year now)

Yes, I do photos mostly and this is perfect camera for me lol Will pair it with sigma 17-50mm 2.8

Lower pixel count increases pixel size which increases native light sensitivity which decreases noise.

THANK YOU THANK YOU!! My current camera for 3 years now is the Nikon D3400 and I do love it but I want to upgrade and the D7500 has been catching my eye.. everyone (KZfaq and fellow photographer friends) has been trying to talk me into ths D750 which I was into for a good bit BUT I'm just not comfortable with full frame and having to reinvest in all new lenses til I feel I've made enough money with my photos to put it back into my gear without coming out of pocket starting out. I NEEDED this video to help me feel confident in my purchase. *mostly portraits and sports photography*

I'm excited. I just purchased this camera... quite the upgrade from a 3100!

I got this camera and have been loving it. I’ve been using it for my latest videos if anyone is curious

It’s a great intro-Pro without breaking the bank. Get some decent glass and no prob

Thank you for the feedback for this beginner! On budget, best for low light, autofocus (for wildlife ) and compact size, where would you lead me?

As someone that had the Nikon D7100 for like 7-8 years, I can feel like my camera isn't fast enough to catch all the actionmoments (I do equinephotograpghy). Do you guys think this will be a good upgrade from someone who's used to Nikon D7100?

Picked up a second hand D7500 with 3 lenses and 2 tripods for $1250AUD - it's good to hear my choice was a good one. These sell new in Australia for around $1800 with a single general purpose lens. Still learning how to set the damn thing up (where do you set multiple exposures ?)

I just ordered a D7500 yesterday, the only thing i will miss from my D7000 is the dual memory card slots. Really looking forward to the improved low light capabilities.

Autofocus is not all about the camera. Depends what lens you use as well.

I would really like to see TTTL compare this to the D7200 - I know many people have done this but each reviewer has their own opinion and Still many people have regarded the 7200 as the better cam. Would like to know your thoughts on this.

0:44 expeed 5 makes up for it and it's better low light. It's like an apsc d4

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My first Nikon DSLR was the D40. I now have a D7500. I have shot in the old missions where light is extremely bad. Sorry but I feel you are wrong on the Low Light. I got the D7500 because of a better buffer and it handles the older D lens. I bought it refurbished from a Camera store. It under 500 shots on it. But low light is Nikon"s middle name.

How would you rate this camera for things like air shows? Will it track well enough?

I have switched to Canon from Nikon about 6 months ago. Canon has the good color science. Therefore, the low light quality of Nikon's raw is superb! I shoot events a lot and Nikon is the best!

Thanks for your reviews, they are so helpful! You say the D7500 is not great for printing. Which dslr would you recommend for printing for coffee table books or magazines? Mostly street photography, some landscape and portrait. I don’t expect to use video and would prefer to stay in the lower to semi-pro range as I don’t want to spend more than USD1000. Thanks I’m advance.

At 20-21 Megapixels, chances are very good your photo quality is more limited by your ability, the camera's dynamic range/color accuracy, and your lens quality unless you already have professional level lenses. Bumping up to 24-25 MP will not yield a discernable unless all those other factors are all top notch already. At 21 MP you are already finer than 35mm film, and can print a very respectable poster-sized image with minimally noticeable loss of quality (36x24" at 150 ppi, which requires close viewing to discern individual pixels). 24 MP is not enough extra data to print that size at the next higher standard printing resolution (200 ppi), and not enough extra data to notice the difference when viewing digitally.

One of the great things is snapbridge.when I shooting and I want to share picture instantly I can download it with my phone via Bluetooth.also I discover if I leave Bluetooth on and turn off camera I still can looking and downloading pictures from turned off camera,even if camera is in camera bag.very good option

Glad I came across this video, Im looking for a camera for stills and video when camping and overlanding and I don't feel like using my phone or action camera again. Im not a pro in any way and I think this will do the job for me. Plus the price point I found it at with 2 lenses included for $1300 seems like a good deal. Thanks.

one of the best videos on D7500

Should I buy New Nikon d7500 or Used Nikon d500? Used Nikon d500 is 2 years Used and shuttercount 30000.... Please help me....

So if this camera isn't great in low lights what camera would you suggest for someone trying to get into low light and night time photography?

I have to ask a question. Why do so many people "hate" this camera? If it's because of that no second SD card nonsense, people need to get over that. If you need a second card slot, then buy another camera.

Great video. Can this camera be used for astrophotography with the right lens ?

would you recomment this camera for recording youtube videos of DIY crafting? Im considering it for combined use. Photo and video of jewelry making.

Bro d7500 or sony a6400 which one is better for photography

I am curious though if i wanted to enlarge one of my photos to say 50 ft x 50 ft...will i be miserable at missing those few megapixels or would that still be ok? Looking to make a large landscape photo for my wall aswell as some people want to buy my photos and enlarge. How far can you go on the 20,9 mp??

What is your opinion on the screen and the way it comes out?

Trying to buy my first dslr, I’m torn between this one, Nikon d7500, or the Canon 80d. I would mainly be using it to make short films. Any suggestions?

I am deciding between Canon 90D and Nikon D7500. Mainly for traveling and landscape. Is this good enough? The price point is really attractive!!

Great review mate, thank you.

Would you choose this (Nikon D7500) over Canon EOS 90D?

I want to start photography, primarily sports. What are a few of the best for beginners with a sports interest?

Will this be a great camera for landscape?(the same price range please) And what lens should I use if I do buy this camera?

Here in Feb. 2021, is there much a chance this camera will be around much longer? I believe from what I know of Mirrorless vs. DSLR, I'm choosing the Latter! Is it still a recommended buy?

Super sharp and excellent for bird photography. Paired it with 300mm f4 afs for a light setup. With 200-500mm vr for longer range.

Hello, what camera would you recomend for beginners for stars photography?

Springs of the multi selector are very soft ( not firm enough ), to me and there is a little bit of play ( brand new camera ) on this selector, between the point you don't feel the resistance of the springs and the one you do. Same for you, guys?

Would this camera be good for photographing my dog, he is always on the go.

Can you please elaborate on the video flaws you mentioned? 4K 2x crop? Can't tweak colors in post? What do you mean??

This guy is flat out lying to everyone. 1, this camera is very respected and is not "the camera the Internet loves to hate". 2. The D7500 uses phase detect AF through the viewfinder, not contrast detect as he asserts. Contrast detect is used for "live view", but what professional or wildlife photographer uses live view? none.

now which better 7500 vs z50 for photography ??

Bought mine off the back of this review... Cheers Dude, much appreciated!

You don't need a high Megapixel camera to print a billboard! It's the opposite! Even a 2 MP camera could be enough for it!

Sir I'm using D5300 and I'm a wedding photographer.. Now I want to update but my budget is limited.. I want to buy D7500.. Is it worth to buy?

is that whole thing about the mp vs print size really valid? i've seen a lot of conflicting statements. for example the nikon d4/s are 16mp cameras, but many professionals use them to make extremely large prints. I don't know of any one who traded their d4s for say 2-3 d800's for pixel counts. the d5100 vs d4s are not created equal image wise merely because 16.2 mp. I feel like the quality of said pixels ultimately matters more than pixel counts, even if we ignore all of the fake pixels due to interpolation and just go with actual sensor resolutions. Obviously there are some exceptions, where if we go to one extreme of a 1mp image from an outstanding sensor, it likely will never produce valid prints from a typical viewing distance, but will a 200 ppi vs 300ppi make a signficant difference if the creator nailed the photo.

Thanks for the great review. One question- what is the lens that is mounted in the video?

Is this a good upgrade from my Nikon D90

Would you recommend this camera for Astrophotography (either as it is or attached to a telescope) ?

Hey everyone, I'm thinking about getting into wedding photography. Any suggestions for the best camera for that under the $2,000 price range?

i was going to buy but mirrorless looks so good!

Suggest me best lenses with this camera for portrait and landscape

Hello, I am thinking of buying a Nikon Z50 camera. What kind of camera do you recommend? I am not planning to make video content. my budget is 1100 dollars

Great video, like all the info. Thank you Sir

I am planning to buy this camera very soon. Could someone suggest me a good lens for landscape photography that won't cost a kidney?

Help me, the sensor is a 20.9 mp, just shy of 21mp, far more mp than saying 20mp or missing out on 4mp. Find it "interesting" when specs are layed out in detail then people round off the mp count on the low end . . . hmmm. Maybe this rounding off falls in line with the per gallon prices displayed, $2.90 9/10. At this price you're within 1/10 of a cent of being $2.91. I use this camera and find what it outputs is REALLY EXCEPTIONAL - shoot raw!

I love my D7500..

Could you please tell me if this would be a solid camera for shooting pictures that are going to be published in a book? I'm writing a cookbook and want to shoot my own pictures. Thank you

What a nice review. Will you compare it to the D500? Or review it?

That’s got the same sensor and processor as the D500 and that is Nikon’s flagship crop sensor camera great in low light and for shooting wildlife and sports.

Thanks for this great review. Not sure why when I depress to focus and bright light goes on????

Is this a good camera for sports? Looking for an upgrade this year from the not so good one I've got now.

Hi, I always wanted Nikon camera and so I bought this one a few days ago. Honestly, it’s worse camera I have ever had… Quality of images compared to Canon I owned before is nearly crap. Coming back to Canon. Thanks for the video anyway 👍

Canon 250d or nikon 7500d Which one is better ? Im confusing

D5300 video recommends D7500 for wildlife shooting. D7500 video and he says it's not suitable for wildlife shooting. Inconsistent.

I wanna ask a question which do you prefer d7500 or p1000

How good is the lens and zoom features

It’s a beast!!

love my d7500 -- only issue i have is no grip

Your link is not the best price by far

1. thanks 4 your time doing this review. 2. u just ruined my day... i recently purchased this [censored] 2 replace my old D50 (which has phase-detection AF which I adore)

what hate ? where?

I agree with you! This camera has gotten a bad rap.I purchased the D7500 on sale recently and it is a great travel camera for stills with two compact DX lenses.

This guy has no idea what he’s talking about . Nikon is the leader in low light cameras. They are not just made for studio photographers.

Is it good for wildlife photograhy?

Very nice review of the D7500. 50 buffer raw or jpg?

Will lenses from a Nikon d3100 work just fine on the d7500?

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