Nikon D7500 Review - A True D7200 Replacement?
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Today we are going to look at the newest member of Nikon's D7xxx series - the D7500 and try to determine what it brings to the table and who might be the target audience for this camera.
Less than two years ago we looked at Nikon's previous most advanced member of the D7xxx series - the D7200 and how it compared to the D7100. On this review, we shall look at the D7500 vs. the D7200 as well as try to understand the camera's true place in Nikon's lineup.
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When we switch into live view and then when we zoom it out or in does the camera do the noise or not
Please give the answer because i just buy nikon d7500 and it is doin noice in live view mode while zooming in and out .
Noise? what type of noise? (from the camera / the lens?).
@@LensVid from the camera
@@LensVid noise likr "ghrrrrrr ghrrrrrr. ghrrr ghrrrr. "
😂😂 Sorry but i think this is the best way to make understand about that annoying noise
@@LensVid and it is not the noise of focus moter
When i change f in manual mode in live view then also camera do the same noise as it do while zooming in and out in live view
And the noise doesn't come when i am using the view finder for clicking the pic's please help me 😅
never encountered anything like that - you should check with the camera store where you got this from - might be a malfunction of some sort.
I have owned my Nikon D7500 for exactly one day only and I love it. Yeah probably when you break it all down the D500 is a slightly better camera in a few different ways but at the end of the day picture quality cranks for me and I’m getting the same picture quality out of this camera as I would be 500 because the processor is the same and the sensor is the same and I will be using the same lenses. However find this camera I saved $750 over the D 500 and that’s a lot of coin. I have read so many people Winge about the lack of dual card slot. If we go back for five years most cameras only had one slot and no one really ever had a problem. If I’m gonna go out to someone’s wedding or something professional I would probably have a second body with me anyway as opposed to relying on the card failing or not failing. It’s more likely that something is in the camera might fail I supposed to the card and that’s where a second body would be more than useful. 128 gig card is gonna carry a lot of photos and video. Quite simply you can carry a second 128 gig card in your camera bag if you are gonna go through all of that in one shoot. As well as a spare battery if you need.
The money I saved on the D7500 will allow me to buy other bits and pieces camera. And lots of people complain about the SnapBridge app but I found it really simple to connect and pretty straightforward. In fact I had to nick on cameras and to switch between the two using SnapBridge is actually quite simple. I would say one thing though it’s probably a lot easier to use an iPad or a tablet as opposed to a smart phone which will fill up really quickly. The image quality is simply outstanding on this camera and I love you to the cows come home it will do still photography as well as the D500 as it simply is the same sensor and same processor. I’m not going to bad today D500 at all as it is a great camera also but the amount of paper in the stain for the D7500 unwarranted we really analyse the facts. As jarred says the guts of these two cameras is the same.
Okay so the D500 10 frames for second as opposed to 8 but really what sporting events or photography is really tell you lies that two frames for second difference. For the majority of us he’s taking photos that really is not going to make a huge difference and again I think so many people are just looking at the fault of the D7500 instead of embracing what it is which is a really beast of a camera for 1300 bucks or thereabouts.
Remember the D500 is $750-$800 more expensive. To me it is not one third better camera than that is the D500.
And honestly the 24 megapixels down to 21 or 20.9 Is not a factor I have seen the raw images from my Nikon D3 400 which is 24 megapixels compared To this camera and I cannot pick the difference. If you are doing a 30” x 15” canvas sure we might see some pixelation in massive size prints that who does this type of prints.
The video is very similar in both these cameras it’s really good again I point to the fact that this camera is almost $800 cheaper. You cannot buy a product that is $800 cheaper and expect to get the same specs as the D500. And while most people do not see the benefit of a pop-up flash I do and it is useful in certain circumstances. So if you owned a D 500 and you needed to buy a flash that’s another hundred bucks also on top. I understand the love for the D7500 people need to stop criticising the D7500 because they love the D500 that’s simply stupid.
I also see one major benefit to the D7500 that the D500 does not have and that’s the proximity sensor where the monitor turns off when your eye comes up to the viewfinder. That is brilliant and it’s really really good the first time I used it it’s almost like the camera is watching you.
Also the D7500 is lighter. When you’re can you camera around 7-8 hours on a hike somewhere in the middle of nowhere that’s gonna make a hell of a difference and also just holding it remember holding a camera still free hand is a huge difference when the camera is lighter.
Okay I’m not gonna bag the D500 as it is a brilliant camera but the D7 500 for almost 1/3 the cost of the D500 it’s a bloody awesome value camera and I think if the D500 didn’t exist then we would be raving about this D7500 but we’re not because there is a similar camera that has a few more features that were pissed off that this camera doesn’t have when in actual fact they are different cameras and that different markets.
My estimation some prices are Australian dollars. I love the Nikon D750O.
In today's market - unless you are 100% stills shooter it is very hard to recommend this camera (or any Nikon DSLR for that matter). Even if you are, this camera has some serious drawbacks (the fact that it can't use older Nikon glass is a dealbreaker for many users we talked to and the single memory card is also a letdown) - it doesn't mean that for specific types of shooting it can't be good - and it might very well be that for what you shoot it is enough but anything beyond that, well.
Lensvid Most of the older glass lenses that are around have updated lenses anyway. At the end of the day photography is about taking pictures that’s all It is.
There are lots of positives about this camera but negative.
The new Eye sensor so works really well as well. Technology is going to advance advance all the time and yet most cameras will get a 3 to 4 year lifespan and then people want to upgrade but the constant chase the technology will always be there. I generally only camera for 5 to 8 years and get the most out of it in fact I love the challenge of getting great photos out of an old camera and I look at photos taken with the new cameras and you glass and people go wow. Ultimately it is the photographer and not the Equipment
Kids own d7500. Legends own d500. It's just a matter of affordablity. D500 is in different league .if you feel just its slightly better camera then stay blessed in your ignorance. Period .
I agree 100% with your decision to purchase this camera.
I'm coming from an old D90 so this is a perfect upgrade for me. I'm not a professional shooter so the two things about this camera that everyone is up in arms about (lack of grip and dual cards) really isn't relevant to me. Is a corrupt CD card really a problem?
Also, the D7500 can indeed use older glass - Pretty much ALL AF lenses are compatible.
Who cares about the slight decrease in MP from the D7200? Give me a better quality (Expeed 5) sensor any day.
@@godistrueking5136 I can't tell if you mean to sound rude or you're trying to explain it critically. Either way, you shouldn't attack someone for their opinion, maybe they like the D7500 more, so what?
Best Travel Camera ever...long battery life....light in the hand...stunning colors
How long battery
I dont see any limitations in shooting stills with this camera...It is awesome with even better ISO capabilities than previous cameras from D7XXX series. Good review! Thanks!
There are quite a few limitations - they might not be important to you - but they are for other users - one big limitation is the inability to use older lenses effectively. The lack of a second SD card is also a deal-breaker for more professional users who will not use this as a B camera. The lack of a grip is also something some people will not be willing to accept.
This is why many people called it "D6000"...
1.....i have nikon d7500
2.....i want to live view or operate camera using a connection between laptop and camera using wifi method
3......i have a software named "camera control pro"
4......so how to??
Great comparison, sticking to my D7200. Why?...2 card slots, bigger lcd, it can take legacy glass, i like metering button on top, i use video record button to change iso when taking photos, can attach a grip, video is useless on nikons. I bought it for its image quality so not bothered about poor croppedv4k or a couple of extra frames per second. Ps..i love the way this guy says kaemera 😁
Could you elaborate more on legacy glass? Which one are considered legacy and as I understand they don't work well with D7500?
I just bought a D7200 NEW over this D7500 even though I was looking to have this as a backup camera to my Lumix G7's 4K video as well as my main stills camera. I moved up from the D3200. I chose the D7200 for a few reasons. The 4K, though a nice feature, is cropped in a bit further so I would HAVE to invest in a wide angle lens that would live on that camera for video because my Sigma 18-55mm would just be too telephoto for practicality; forcing me to utilize the 1080p60 anyway. Secondly, the D7500 has less nominal megapixels than the D7200. While the sensor might be technologically better, I was moving from a 24 megapixel camera and I often do larger prints, so going down in megapixels was kind of an issue. Finally the removal of dual SD cards. I'm guessing this was a cost-saving decision but taking something AWAY is almost never as popular as introducing something new (e.g. Apple and the headphone jack). Dual SD card slots serve a really REALLY practical purpose that if you've gotten used to is not something you'd like to leave. And it is a good practice to get into backups anyway. I wish they had at least included XQD/SD slots.
In fact i find this D7500 a step behind. More features brings lacks of others.
It was so simple, a D7200 with a flip screen, double buffer size and snapbridge.
With the 20Mp sensor, new processor and AF, so easy -.-
I hate marketing strategy. Here on D7500 we have smaller body, one single card slot and higher price. If I have to choose of course the D7200, cheaper and really useful as secondary crop body.
@@nerdMike I currently have a d3200 and have been tossing up whether to upgrade to the d7200 or tge d7500. The improved dynamic range and shooting speed is super tasty to me, the video functions are also really important (I shoot video a fair bit as well as photos). I've always felt the dual card slot problem not an issue, like what exactly is the issue?
Anyway the cheaper price and overall reviews the 7200 is getting it seems to be the better option?
Excellent review. I am disappointed to hear about and see the autofocus and underexposure issues. You identified this - thank you. We already bought the camera with two lenses but at S1,000; mainly for still or slow motion situations. The lighter weight was a key factor. So we are lucky. Thank you.
He did not use the camera much, that's why these reviews are total BS. There are no such issues which he described. I was so disappointed by this video.
Thank you for the nice review. I think the Nikon D7200 should be the best upgrade from the Nikon D90 I have, over the Nikon D7500. What do you think?
Well, this is a very old video and the D7200 is a very old camera by now. I am not even sure if Nikon still makes it. If it does it will soon stop and stop making DSLRs in general probably by the end of the year.
APS-C cameras are becoming a tiny niche in the eyes of manufacturers which are making more $2000+ FF cameras so I don't have many good recommendations for you.
If you are only interested in stills the D7200 is still a capable camera although it lacks much of the modern tracking technologies. For video, it is pretty much irrelevant nowadays.
is it worth upgrading from the D3500 to the D7200?
M.. for Image quality - not so much - for other reasons - AF, dual memory cards, classic lens support and more - yes (video will also be the same we are talking stills only).
When you choose the 180p at 60 frames. Like my d7100 will I get a smooth motion in Video meaning nit choppy at all
You will get a little slow motion (2x) at 1080p resolution.
Excellent review. To the point and focussed . Think I'll get a 7200
Thanks and enjoy the D7200 its still a great camera for stills.
What was the High ISO NR setting on these three cameras? Normal? High? Low? Or off?
Are you talking about the ISO test? if so I am pretty sure that off (unless I missed something in the testing).
Oh, and I also pretty sure this applies to JPEGs only not RAW.
Lensvid so it was set to off since you were shooting in raw?
We shoot in both Jpeg and RAW.
I'm glad I got the D7200 as a backup body to my D500.
I have a 7200. Was hoping they'd continue with one like that and add a flip screen. But this is not it. Such a let down. I want Canon and Nikon to merge and splice an 80D+D7200 together and add in-camera vibration control for me so I can be happy. lol PentOlumpusCanikon. One camera to rule them all and in the market bind them.
I have the D7200 too!selling it later today since my D500 is on its way and will be in my hands early July!Never liked the shitbridge!I have had the D800 and the D7200 is nice but not great!I really really dont like the iso/white balance buttons at all!
In fact i find this D7500 a step behind. More features brings lacks of others.
It was so simple, a D7200 with a flip screen, double buffer size and snapbridge.
With the 20Mp sensor, new processor and AF, so easy -.-
I hate marketing strategy. Here on D7500 we have smaller body, one single card slot and higher price.
Frank A I own a Nikon d7500 and it’s brilliant ....just go and take pics
It’s 4k ....it’s weather sealed ...it’s a brilliant touch screen
Fantastic review from a well thought out perspective/viewpoint. Thank you!
Can I use the 7 volt battery’s. or only 3.7 volt
From the Nikon site:
One EN-EL15a rechargeable Li-ion battery; EN-EL15c/EN-EL15b/EN-EL15 can also be used, but note that fewer pictures may sometimes be taken on a single charge with an EN-EL15 than with an EN-EL15c/EN-EL15b/EN-EL15a
I am considering getting the D7500 for wildlife photography/filming as I have Nikon fit lenses & my (older) D600. But it does have those frustrating drawbacks; 1 card slot, no battery grip option and only a tilting lower res screen...however, it still looks capable due to the D500 sensor and 4K video! I'm actually wondering whether it is better to wait & see what Nikon will release next as that will show us generally the direction Nikon is moving in; will it be a D620, a D760 or a DX D5700 - or a brand new mirrorless system? It's hard to predict. If the update to the D5600 had a 24MP BSI sensor, a full vari-angle touchscreen, 51 AF points, Expeed 5 processor, 7-8 fps, 4K video etc then it would kill off the D7500 at a much lower price point (I have put all these suggestions to Nikon so here's hoping!).
If you are not pressed for time - I would wait a few months - there are some big things coming.
Thanks. I am going to wait and see what will come out from Nikon in the next 12 months & make a decision based on those releases.
It won't take 12 months. Out understanding is that in the next few months (and surely at or even before Photokina 2018 in late September) we will have at least one very advanced mirrorless Nikon camera (Canon will have one or two as well), It will be FF and extremely capable (not too big as well) - not sure about the price but could be around the D850 price - so not cheap.
There might be an APS-C or at least a less advanced/less expensive model a bit later.
Is it worth an upgrade from d3300 to d7500 sir?
Complex question - what is your budget and what are your needs?
@@IddoGenuth I wanted to know will the d7500 produce better image quality than the d3300 sir !
@@IddoGenuth I just wanted a overall better upgrade from the d3300, what do you think about the z50 sir ?
@@karthik6926 I don't think that you will see a significant image quality boost with either the D7500 or the Z50 - you will need to go FF for that. However both cameras are a big step forward - the Z50 has the new mount (Z) which will give you some future proof and has much better AF in the video, the D7500, while lacks in video AF (like almost all of Nikon's DSLRs except maybe the D760) is a more advanced camera with better ergonomics and general functionality.
@@IddoGenuth oh okay sir, which is better for photography overall in terms of image quality, focusing and low light performance between the z50 and d7500 sir ?
so which one is better nikon d7200 or nikon d7500 for still photography please reply
Both are not ideal at all for video so it doesn't matter in this respect. I would still go with the D7200 but there are so many other cameras around these days to choose for (if you have a bit more $$ maybe go with the new D780).
@@LensVid thankyou
Hard to tell who this camera is for. The lack of a second memory card slot rules it out for professional work. People who shoot sports or wildlife often use backbutton focus that is hard to use in portrait mode without a battery grip as there is no room for your thumb between the camera and your forehead, at least if you are left eyed. Not to mention that they will miss the better battery life. This probably should have been named Nikon D5600 as it is more of a slight upgrade to the 5000 series than something you would expect in the 7000 series that we are used consider good semipro cameras. The only good thing with this camera is that it probably will lower the price of the D7200
I partly agree. I don't find grips to be that important personally - I never had a use for them and they make the camera larger (I try to shoot vertical as little as possible - it is less relevant aspect ratio for the web anyway and I don't print that much). I actually find the lack of support for non-cpu lenses to be a much bigger drawback and probably a reason why I would not consider this camera personally (I can live with one SD though).
Basically as we stated in the end of the video - this is a baby D500 more than a D6500 (or D5600+ or something else). If you shoot sports/wildlife and can't spend the $2K on a D500 - this is a decent option.
People are looking at this the wrong way. Before the D500 came out the D7200 was the top of the line APS-C camera for Nikon. Now the D500 is the top of the line camera with all the pro features, such as dual memory slots, Camera Grip and IO tab support. The D7500 is a bridge between the D5600 and the D500. You get a better body (weather sealed) than the D5600, better high ISO image quality, faster frame rates and a way better buffer. If you need a pro level body Nikon is steering you to the D500. For most Enthusiasts they really don't need any of these extra features, so Nikon is giving you the image quality of the D500 but without all the bells and whistles. In terms of battery grips, Nikon knows how many they sell, and if they thought they could make money on them they would have included it. They usually charge like $350 plus the extra batteries. So obviously they were not selling many of them for the D7200. I do totally agree that Nikon needs to improve the video autofocus system. Canon is totally killing them here.
You are 100% correct in this analysis. The only issue is that Nikon is still selling D7200 cameras and for the average (advanced) shooter - it is still a better all-around camera than the D7500. If the D7200 did not exist (let's say that there was only the D5XXX line and now Nikon introduced the D7500) than it was completly logical - but since the D7500 is part of the D7XXX line (at least in Nikon's mind) than we need to compare it to the D7200 and here there are some things which are being removed that a lot of people do not want to see removed (and are fearful - and rightfully so, that any future D7XXX camera will also not include dual card slots, grip support but most importantly - CPU lens support - forcing them to pay for a D500 level camera or a full frame - which is a big problem).
Lensvid Thanks for the review! It was confusing towards the end because you didn't make it clear as to why you preferred 7200 over 7500 until I read the comments here. As an amateur clicker who is buying their first mid sized DSLR, I don't really want CPU lens support (as I don't have old lenses), nor grip or dual card slot. Is there any other reason why you think 7200 is better?
The D7500 also has a lower resolution which you can clearly see in our test results - it's not huge but it is visible. Other than all of that and the difference in price the D7500 is better.
3:44 something clearly went wrong in your camera image quality setting. Look at the difference in file sizes. Also, what noise reduction setting did you apply? These difference are clearly not due only to sensor size. Did you use same lens and if so, did you fine tune the autofocus?
I just checked those old images (it is a 2017 review). The RAW images from the D7500 are smaller than those from the D7200 so it has nothing to do with us. We did not fine tune the AF we used the cameras as is (this should not effect the file size although it is possible that the focus is a bit off).
We used our 105mm macro for all tests. Noise reduction was off.
@@LensVid focus is definitely off then. Thanks for checking.
Could be - hard to know two years later.
I'm wondering about the clarity the clarity of D7200 more D7500 ?
Why are you able to say the ISOs in hundreds, 32hundred, , 16hundred etc, but not simply say D75-hundred? Who calls it the Seven Thousand Five Hundred?
Why is that important?
The whole rest of the world, except for the USA. If it's logical to say seven thousand five hundred and fifty-two (7552), why wouldn't it be logical to say seven thousand five hundred? As for the rest of your measurement system, it's total crap and everyone truly believes that, even a lot of Americans. What's inches to feet to yards etc ?? 1 000 000mm is 10 000dm is 1000m is 1km, as simple as that. Don't even want to start with lb and pounds etc. 1 000 000ml is 10 000 dl is 1 000l is 1 ton.
The pronunciation is important because the way it's said in this video is awkward. Especially when the ISOs are done better.
It's logical to say seventy-five fifty two for 7552. It gets exactly the same message across with the added benefit of being briefer. I've noticed that it seems like mostly the British tend to draw the pronunciation out.
Oh, and it's not only the Americans who pronounce it that way. Canadians do too.
Sound great, it's a shame the second card slot is gone but to be honest I have never had a card fail on my Nikon 7200 and I have just ordered a 7500 kit at a very very good price brand new. Just buy better quality and bigger cards. Could have ordered a new D7200 Kit but I would not get the upgrade in the focusing and the rest
I own the D7500 & Love it. Yet, one major issue. Ever try to switch Exposure modes ? I own 5 nikons and they all have various ways to control this in menu and on dashboard. That is now all gone away with the D7500. ONLY one Way to change exposure mode and that is with dual purpose Zoom in button. YEAH go-figure as I zoom in often checking 4 eyes open, ect and found myself accidentally changing the exposure mode !!
Nikon d7500 or d3500 for image quality?
The sensors on Nikon most recent APS-C cameras is the same. The processing might be a bit better on the D7500 but I would not expect radical differences. There are a lot of other lot more important differences like AF performance, handling, setting options, ergonomics and much more.
D7500 has different sensor. Image quality is comparable. D7500 has about half a stop less noise in the region up from 6400 iso. D3500 has more pixel density which can be beneficial with extreme cropping. I use both without thinking about IQ. It is speed where D7500 exels: frame rate, autofocus. The touch screen and tilting is a further practical advantage.
What about the dynamic range? Nobody's speaking about that. In DXO sensor scores the D7200 scores higher in dynamic range than the d7500 but the d7500 manages low light iso a little bit better
This is not easy to measure precisely (I am not aware of a simple repeatable measuring tool for dynamic range), at any rate, I believe the differences both in ISO and DR between the D7500 and D7200 are something that most photographers will not notice in most cases.
7200 all day . so nikon took 4mp off us gave us all plastic and no grip . a tilting screen which i have never used on my d850 ..not even the touch screen .never used either .. and 20 vs 24 mp doesnt seem much and isnt if you just flit your pics between computers . IF YOU PRINT your photos 4mp is big,, its a full sixth of the 24mp d7200 and its noticable on big prints .. so they sacrificed photo quality for fps speed and no grip option and the d7200 metal alloy pro body build
even the grip is alloy .. tough as a cart horse . for an amateur build with a few semi pro features .
Do d7500 camera supports HSS flash?
We didn't test this but according to a DPR forum post - yes:
There is a GN12 popup flash built in. The default flash sync speed is 1/250 but HSS is supported at up to 1/8000 with a capable flash unit. Flash metering can be i-TTL, TTL, Slow Sync, Rear Sync, Fill Flash and AUTO FP (HSS). The camera natively supports Nikon's Creative Lighting System. It offers flash exposure compensation in the range of -3EV to +1EV.
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4149231
@@LensVid thank you so much
Glad we could help.
M using d7500 trust me it's awesome i love speedy camera like d7500 / same like d500 but if really u are a user then no need tu capture AF there is a better ways user knew it ' don't pay extra for D500 really
Shahzad Sunny how does the video works ?
@@sushirollinfilms It works fine.
@@TaipeiGeek it's too late to tell bruh
@@sushirollinfilms Never too late, bro.
Mi sembra molto strano che il bilanciamento wb della d7100 sia uguale alla d7500 impossibile
As long as I can still use my old legacy glass with it then no problem.
Whats that you say? I an not use my old glass the same way I do with all my other Nikons.
For me that is clearly A REAL DEAL BREAKER.
I agree - and that is true for a lot of users and that why (partly) that this isn't a true D7200 replacement.
@@LensVid wait will ais manual glass not work with the 7500? why not?
Look at this thread:
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4142686
is there a backlight button on nikon d7500?
What do you mean - a light for the top screen? (if so - then yes).
Lensvid the buttons on the left side of the tilting screen just like the D500?
Oh, no I don't believe it has this feature.
I love this camera
3:36 The clarity of D7200 more D7500 ?
24MP vs. 20MP....
@@LensVid that's not a big deal... MP didnt affects ur output. Bcz latest sensor was used in nikon d7500.. So i definitely says when compare to d7200 it's has a better image quality output...
Cons: battery life is not good compare to d7000 series..
Itz not the camera it is the photographer
Jared Polin
Does it support non motorise lens???
It is a complex answer. The short answer is no. the longer answer is that some manual lenses will work but older lenses which need the camera to have the ai indexing tab which is required to do non stop down metering won't work - this is unlike all previous D7XXX models and it is pretty annoying and one of the reasons why we don't think of the D7500 as a true D7200 replacement.
@@LensVid Could you elaborate more about older lenses on D7500? How old lenses are we talking about?
what in the camera there peaking focus?
If you are asking if the D7500 has focus peaking than no - DSLR cameras do not typically include this feature (mirrorless cameras do).
i think D7500 have focus peaking like D850
We had to return our test unit so I can't be 100% sure, but from what I remember it does not have this feature.
The D7500 is the better camera. A much better sensor. That says it all really.
A camera is not just the sensor - there are many more factors - some are mentioned in our review.
Can you speak in normal tone?
It's going to look a bit strange if they bring out the 7300 to replace the 7200 proper. Someone could have made a typo, Nikon made a mistake, or are planning something else.
I think they are going to skip D7300 and D7400 just like how they skipped D400. There is D600 which is older and D300s which is a D500 successor. So numerically everything is very weird for nikon.
RedNine I think they could start a whole numbering system soon. With what has happened this year, it's a mess, so remember, or confuse everyone including themselves. Let's hope the 7200 replacement is at least 36 MP. :-)
you got the thumbs down as soon as you said that a 922k dot screen is better than a 2.3mil dot screen. Didn't even watch the rest. Why both if your not going to tell the truth.
We didn't do a side by side, but we did use both the D7500 and the D500 - both screens are great. period (maybe the D500 is a bit better - but it isn't night and day and the D7500 is still way better than a lot of other camera screens out there - especially the very poor quality one on the A6500).
Oh - and of course the most important part in this respect - the touch functionality on the D7500 IS better than that of the D500.
Weirdly enough, they're the same 640 X 480 resolution, but the 7500 only uses three color pixel, I believe, not four, which for some people will show a sharper image on the screen.
Lack of a second SD slot - meaningless.
Lack of support for vintage glass - meaningless. Vintage glass can still be used, you simply have to do the exposure and focusing work yourself, like photographers did for decades and decades.
These might be meaningless to you it is not for every user and these were things that Nikon included in the D7xxx line in the past.
Regardless, these cameras are on their way out - I would assume that with the Canon R7 Nikon will come up with a higher APS-C version and stop making DSLRs completely (if it hadn't done so already).
i want a camera please give me i am from india and i don't have money to buy camera. please sir
You use a shoebox and make a hole. That's your camera from India.
I thknk the d7200 is still better than d7500
Tamito I’m sorry but I have to disagree I did demo a D7200 and it’s a nice camera I have to admit but there is some features on the D 7500 to make this a better camera. For a start the weather seal is a lot better on this camera and for me that’s a big deal because I like to take photos in winter you get some awesome shots in winter. The new screen is really really good and a lot better than a D7200 as well. Honestly the image sensor is better to and it is basically the same sensor and processor as the D 500 which everyone is raving about so essentially it’s a mini D500 and that can’t be a bad thing because the D500 is an awesome camera.
D7200 only if you need extra card slot and battery grip. If not, D7500 is clearly the better camera in all aspects. Exposure, buffer, screen, autofocus, speed, video.
Lol not even close, the d7500 has better image than d500 out of camera with better exposure control.
But it is good that the one slot of sd card here. At last Nikon has started to thiinkk by real cathegory.
Second slot is not necessary, jjust kep some place
A solution with one slot is more accurate and practical and closer to professional ranges with having suplus options
סקירת מוצר מעניינת, תודה רבה, אני מסכים שהעדר שני כרטיסי זיכרון מורידה הרבה מהעניין שהמצלמה הזאת יכולה היתה ליצר.
תודה. למצלמה הזאת שורה של מגבלות ביחס לשאר סדרת ה-D7XXX כולל אי אפשרות לגריפ והיעדר תמיכה בעדשות עבר של ניקון.
מצד שני למי שאלו פחות חשובים לו יש לה גם יתרונות לא מבוטלים - בעיקר בחיישן בקצב הצילום ובחוצץ.
I see only one symbol which language is this
@@nikethanm7380 This was 3 years ago, wow, anyways its Hebrew.
Its old camra but still now £1000
i agree with sam meridith nbot a 7200 replacement , no battrey grip no dual card slot d500 is lots better save your money dont buy it its crap i have 7200 and wouldnt buy this camera
good
Indeed, sir.
More like a D500 upgrade.
Not really. It was a mid level APS-C DSLR while the D500 was the most advanced APS-C DSLR Nikon ever made.
@@IddoGenuthI never saw any significant reason to "upgrade" from the D7100 with either. I'm not a frame blaster. I'm old. lol
@@413TomaccoRoad We had a D7100 for years - great camera. Still is if you are just shooting stills for fun.
@@IddoGenuth I never got well adjusted to AF other than for easily locking on an area of a frame with the half press. I started manual focos photography in 1973 when I was 13.
what'els you guys need simple ans guys in this price what els we have I guess only 80d canon is it ?? 80d has a single better thing I guess nothing els better AF that's it no 2 card slots no 4k video n more then 1year old sensor I guess n New sensor is always better for me I got my new D7500 same most likely D500 same picture quality n video quality yes I know there is lots of extra thinks but m very happy best speedy camera with best price that's all I need no battery grip is better for me I got 2 extra battery already ( mostly inside my pockets when using ) easy tu use with less weit is better for me :)
Amateurs buy d7200.
Kids buy d7500
Legends buy d500.
Professionals buy full frame.
@@paulmetdebbie447 Only “Full Frame Elitist” would make such an immature comment.
This review is a joke, Proven wrong in 2022.
Nikon D7200 is Better . it is a semi pro DX body but the capabilities are still good compared to the Nikon cheaper body's . But if you are looking for 4K video on the Nikon d75000 is it really worth buying, No. it's really a downgrade from the d7200. if you want the best save your money and buy a Canon 5D mark 4 .
Buy 5D Mark 4.. lol. You're recommending a $3000+ camera which is by FAR the least budget friendly option.Anyone who wants to "save" shouldn't even go FF.
sam meredith The d7500 is not a downgrade. It's way better than the d7200.
The D7500 is designed for the total beginner . The 4K video is not great on this model the focus it not great and it drained his battery within a few mins, my boyfriend had to return his camera and bought the canon 4D mark 4 . Now he is completely happy . Invest in a camcorder in 4K better investment if you are in video .
if you want Budget friendly camera go for Nikon D7200, you will be surprised it is still takes fantastic Shots , but if you want Video go for a camcorder best option .
if you want Budget friendly camera go for Nikon D7200, you will be surprised it is still takes fantastic Shots , but if you want Video go for a camcorder best option .