Shunda777

Nikon about to do what they did with the D3.

I'm sure the target audience of the Z9 will find this information EXTREMELY valuable.

I actually agree, the D7200 CAN shoot sports and action competently, I have done the same thing with my D610 as well with good results. However, the D7500 is still a step up in that area, and not ...

Could he have been taking stills in live view with the selector switch set to video? That would be my only 'user error' explanation.

But there are big differences. Af is substantially better on the D7500, especially tracking. The D7500 can shoot sports and wildlife an easy step above the D7200 That's a pretty big stretch to ...

Is that size even an option in the menu? I can't find it What lens are you using it with? does the same thing happen on all lenses? I assume shooting in RAW is working as normal?

The tree on the right would look better if it was fully in the frame in my opinion. I am not saying 17mm can't be used for landscapes on APS-C, but it definitely isn't wide enough for panoramic ...

If you're looking for the cheapest low light full frame performer then the D610 is hard to beat, you can get these for a bargain now. The D610 has identical (or arguably slightly better) image ...

If you want to get a tokina lens for your D7200 then I wouldn't get that one, go for the 11-16 f2.8 or preferably the 11-20 f2.8. The sigma 17-50 is a sharp lens (I have it), but it's not really ...

But even then it is still possible to use those AI-S lenses on the D7500 in manual mode. They won't meter but there are ways around that too. Most of the older lenses people might find on the used ...

Yeah, that's how I do it at night, lowest ISO, f5.6- f8 and bulb mode on the shutter. The lightning literally works as the flash unit

This was shot at Lake Brunner in NZ during a recent thunderstorm. I was shooting with my D610 and D7500, the latter ended up catching the best shots on this occasion. The image is a little soft ...

Good find, I love getting bargains like that. I occasionally look for old lenses that might have fungus and buy them cheap, then pull them apart and clean them as a project. I tried that on a few ...

You'll probably get used to it over time. Alternatively you could try a D7500, it has a deeper grip and the camera feels more comfortable (for me at least) it also has very fast focusing, but in ...

I have come across a lot of people that think it can't use screw drive D lenses though. Where did you get that magnificent old piece of glass? I love the way they built some of the old lenses, even ...

They have different strengths and weaknesses, they're close to equal in RAW image quality. The D7500 is a superb action camera, that is the only area it really outclasses the 7200 by a reasonable ...

The D7500 can use all the old screw drive lenses just like any other nikon camera.

The D7500 works with most of the older lenses, I use a lot of screw drive lenses on my D7500 and it works like any other camera. It's only the very oldest lenses that you might have an issue with.

The most direct full frame replacement for a D7000 would be a D610, it has almost identical user interface to the D7000 and slightly higher frame rate than a D810. A mate of mine went from a D7000 ...

Indulge your GAS by purchasing good quality second hand FX gear that all the Z users are selling cheap, for the same money you'll get ten times the capability as a new Z body and those oh so ...