Field Test - Nikon D7500

In this episode, Shadman and Karine talk about their time out testing the Nikon D7500 and some of it's main features. They talk about the tilt screen as opposed to a flip screen, autofocus, as well as resolution and dynamic range!

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[exploremyproducts]

I have got my nikon d7500 today. The ISO is outstanding in low light at some high ISO. Very good camera.

[Archmagettv]

Good video. I just sold my z7 for a d7500. It's so good having sharp images again. I Definitely prefer a camera to a video recorder.

[az]

I deffinetly want too see more of these two! Love em! 😂

[welshlad]

Just purchased this camera and this was a great review as into what to expect. Thank you.

[osasenoma-owens]

I absolutely love the D7500. I own it alongside the D7200 and both are absolutely amazing! The high ISO performance of the D7500 absolutely blew my mind.

[exploremyproducts]

How high would you have to set the ISO before you end up seeing image grain?
How low of light can this camera shoot without image noise?

[digitalvirtues]

Nikon 5600 or d7500 which is suitable for wedding photography and video.. Reason to ask.. Coming with a megapixel of 5600 is 24.1 but d7500 is 20.9 pixel size..which is better..

[roltechsavvy]

Nice review. I owned D7000. Its a good camera and wanted to upgrade and be serious in this career of Photography considering that I am in Toronto where is lots of festivals and great beauty around the downtown Toronto to shot with. It's been a long time that I didn't shot much and I miss this. Hopefully I can better shot now more than ever and looking for great shot again. Thank you

[robertnicholas]

Hi Guys, You said (at 8:32 in) that the D7500 has a Nikon F mount and takes full frame lenses, and that's completely wrong because it doesn't. That would be the D750. The D7500 has an APSC sensor (Nikon DX mount) and therefore it takes Nikon DX lenses designed for Nikon cameras with APSC ( half frame ) sensors. The D7500 is a budget version of the D500. It is a step up from the D7200 in terms of focussing speed and frames per second, but the D7200 has more megapixels than the D7500 and, according to dxo sensor tests, a wider dynamic range which means if you're shooting subjects that don't move, or landscapes, then the D7200 is a better bet. The D7500 beats the D7200 for movies, ( 4k vs Hd ) low light capability, and for shooting anything that moves. Hope that helps.

[bowenwinterbottom]

Thanks for the informative video. Just one issue, the background music with the high-speed clicking was really distracting and gave me a headache.

[hariprasad]

Did you try shooting more with the camera? the review about auto focus is bit of a worry to me now.

[thodoris_kou]

I'm between the Nikon D5600 and the D7500, the reason i want the 5600 is the more megapixels and the rotating LCD for taking selfies,
is it worth skipping those features to jump in to the D7500 ?
Would appreciate your honest opinions!

[samoora]

Thanks for this video .. what's background music name .. ?

[alexsimon]

Hi there, nice video.
I really need some help here:
So, I´m new in dslr world, I never used a dslr camera before
I have a 2000 euro budget
I have 2 choise:
-1. Buy D7500, now discount to 1250 euro with 18-140mm f3.5-5.6G kit. If I buy this, I have money to spend on 50mm f1.8g and buy a tripod, bag, memory, and some other stufs.
-2. Buy the Nikon D750 Kit + AF-S 24-120 VR for 1899 euro. That means I dont have money for other stufs, just for memory, but no bag, no nothing.

So, the 2000 euro question it´s, as a novice beginner, buy the d7500, or the d750?

I want to use it:
1. To learn
2. Then make food photos for web and for restaurant photos.
3. Later for wedding and portraits. Wanna make some money.

And here its my theory:
If I buy D7500 I will have a lot of accessories. Then If I like it and I´m getting pro and need a fullframe, I still can buy a used d750 and use the optics from d7500 (please correct me if I´m wrong)

Whats yore opinion?
Please help me to make my choise