Nikon D7000 DSLR Camera Kit with 18-200mm DX VR Lens, 16.2 MP DX-format CMOS Sensor, 3" LCD Display, 2 or 3 Exposures, 0.95x Viewfinder Magnification

2024-08-18T17:44:18

Bought "heavily used grade" D7000 Nikon body and was surprised how nice camera is. 44,000 accuations, one small chip next to battery door (non issue), and one small button not working on front for focusing areas. Also a non-issue mostly. Nice cameras with a solid feel and long battery life. Recommend for sure.

John R.

2024-03-08T19:14:15

This had make me Gear up my photography services. Thank you Adorama

Petrus N.

2023-05-09T08:09:54

My family has had this camera for over 7 years and it has not failed to give perfect pictures every time. I love this camera and recommend it for anyone who wants quality pictures.

Hareesh

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2022-05-29T18:16:34

Received it today been out all day shooting, all I can say is wow love it fast service in love with it already paired with a 2.8 and art at its best!!!!

Eric C.

2021-12-23T10:26:34

love this model of Nikon camera so much I own 3 of them all with MB-D11s the camera sensor I heard is made by Sony & it rivals the Nikon D7100 & D600 see ken rockwells review and sample photos even though its only 16mp it will produce professional results with large prints very easily this camera is simply amazing I have 2 user profiles setup, 1 for B&W the other for HI ISO night time photos its a pro-sumer camera for far less, dual card slots, amazing shutter speed of 1/8000 get one and discover what I am saying for yoruself

MIKE P.

2021-12-23T10:09:27

I prefer this camera so much I have 2 of them the sensor is a marvel, it rivals the D7100 & D600, see ken Rockwells review in order to make a 4ft x 6ft print this is all you need combined with a very sharp nikkor lens for professional results

MIKE P.

2021-10-29T12:26:09

Awesome camera. Amazingly tough, built like a tank. Once I put my camera over a black leather coat in the sit of my car and forgot. Later I took the coat and did not see the camera. It flew away in a concrete surface. Nothing happend, even a scratch. The battery last forever. My battery is shown as new in the battery info menu and I have been used it since 2014. I like the images and colors it produces and have taken magnificent portrait of my kids. I only avoid to use high ISOs, in this case noise is noticeable.

T L.

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2017-05-12T20:00:00

Pontos positivos: Entendendo dos recursos a máquina permite um uso praticamente profissional. Excelente para entusiastas que querem uma máquina com recursos, mas não necessariamente profissional. Durabilidade da bateria excelente. A existência de dois slots para discos é excelente (uso um para arquivos RAW e outro para jpeg). pontos fracos: Já quis fazer ampliações em que os 16megapixel não permitiram. Com 24 megapixel seria o ideal (embora para isso existe a 7100). Por conta do corpo de alumínio (que aumenta em muito sua robustez) ela é pesada para carrega-la em um dia inteiro em um passeio.

pantaneiro

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2016-11-09T19:00:00

Bought a fairly lightly used D7000 from a local dealer about 6 months ago. Terrific piece of kit - very pleased with it. It took me a little while to get used to it and I still haven't mastered some features, but have been getting some good shots... at least, I think they're good. Noise at higher sensitivity settings (ISO 6400) is not particularly noticeable unless you go out of your way to look for it. I know this camera has been discontinued, but a decent used one is well worth the money.

TheBritishHomer

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2016-06-01T20:00:00

I picked up a lightly used D7000 earlier his year. I've been using Nikons for about 10 years and have owned the D40, D70, D200, and D3000, but this one is the best Nikon I've laid my hands on. It's incredibly fast and its ergonomics are exactly what you would expect from a Nikon. Granted I have not owned professional level Nikons to compare, but as a hobbyist, and at this price point, I doubt anyone could offer a better piece of equipment.

CoffeeLover

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2016-03-09T19:00:00

I have had this product ever since it was released and it still works like new!! Amazing. I am in love with this camera I would highly recommend it to amateurs and professionals alike - even though it is not a full-frame camera

Quentin

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2015-12-31T19:00:00

I am using this camera for about 4.5 years now, sill looking and working good as new. Most importantly it works for all conditions, recently I have accidentally poured water on the camera and I did not notice for some time, nothing has happened. Still working as expected. Way to go Nikon…..

Barani

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2015-08-03T20:00:00

I have owned, several DSLR camera's, and just about all of them, have been NIKON's :o) The reason I stick with NIKON, is because, my experience, goes way way back, to 35mm, Nikon camera's, and I have stayed, with Nikon, because, once you get used to the way one camera works, there controls, stay pretty much, standard, for the most part, plus durable, and they just work, I have enjoyed all of the Nikkor Glass, len's too, once you build up a collection of Nikkor len's, its had to switch. The D7000, just works & is super tough !

Love2Photo

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2015-06-24T21:00:00

I just got it recently but have been using it for close up photography thus far. Saying that, I must admit I am very happy with the turn out of all the photos and the camera function.

Shanna O.

2015-05-09T20:00:00

I have used the D7000 for 10 months and it is incredible. The 39 AF points in 3D AF mode is incredible for tracking action. The 16 megapixel sensor is very sharp and captures every detail. The ISO range is good and I am able to use it confidently up to 4000 ISO. The video is average but for the quick little videos it works great! I love the D7000!

123toes

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2015-05-07T21:00:00

I was looking for a backup camera and I found this deal, it works great, very impressed, thanks so much

David J.

2015-04-18T20:00:00

I have had this camera for over 4 years now and it is still going strong. The body is built way better than the new D7200 or even the D7100. I find the 16.2 megapixel sensor is a bit better in low light for ISO performance but my new d7100 contains way more details in the shadows. This sensor is still excellent though and should not be considered no good just because it's been replaced 2 times. I have had this camera in tons of dust, it's been beat around and thrown around. (not misuse just in the line of duty) Also it has sat on a tripod in a waterfall for about 3 hours with water splashing onto it steadily! Great camera and the only reason I upgraded was for the 24mp sensor in the D7100. Which is outstanding BTW! This body still has a place in my bag and I use it for fast action work.

Ryan

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2015-03-28T20:00:00

I've owned Nikon products for most of my adult life. Started with a Nikkormat when I was a teenager. I've worked professionally and semi-professionally as a photographer. Nikon products have always been excellent in quality and value. I started with DSLR's with a D3000 DSLR then went to a D5000 DSLR with a battery grip. I just purchased the D7000, got it and the MB battery grip slapped on a Nikkor 18-70 mm zoom and shot my oldest daughter's track meet yesterday. The camera handled like a dream shooting with Aperture Priority. Photos were crisp, well saturated, and the continuous drive at 6fps worked flawlessly. Over 1,000 photos later, I imported them into Apple's Aperture software as well as Nikon's Capture. I cannot say enough good things about this camera. It responded much more quickly than the D5000, and the features on it make photography a whole lot of fun. I'm still on the learning curve, but will undoubtedly learn to love this camera more as time goes on. We're off to another track meet next week and I can't wait.

Spartan51

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2015-01-15T19:00:00

I've been shooting for almost a decade now, and I love the Nikon D7000. It's quick, has excellent image quality (with the right glass), and good durability. The fact it's still selling strongly after nearly five years is a testament to its quality. Add a much lower price tag, and you've found a deal that cannot be beat. Reviewers may complain the video quality isn't good enough or it doesn't have newest fads built in such as GPS, wireless capabilities, etc. Call me old school, but the point of a camera is to take photos. If you'd like better video quality, there are plenty of camcorders available. And yes, wireless, gps, and such is great, but then again you're paying a premium for it. What photography boils down too is having a solid, reliable camera that can grab the shot you want. This is wha you'll find in the Nikon D7000.

Xavier

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2014-12-13T19:00:00

Purchased a Nikon D7000 from Nikon Canada 3 days ago and I could not be happier! The camera was in perfect body condition and the shutter count was 1300! If anyone is reading these reviews and have second thoughts about a refurbished model don't. Love the camera itself, works perfectly, great dual wheel scroll for aperture and shutter speed! A bit hard for beginners (like myself) but great for growing into!

FigmentPhoto

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2014-12-06T19:00:00

The Nikon D7000 is an excellent, well built, compact, and high value DSLR. Its size, when coupled with Nikon DX lenses, makes for manageable transportation yet brilliant photographic results. Below is a photo of a Golden Eagle taken at a shutter speed of 1/400 of a second, an aperture of f/5.6, an ISO of 1000, Auto White Balance, and Center Weighted Metering.

Scripps23

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2014-09-18T20:00:00

I have had a lot of issues with my nikon d7000, and lots of people think it is super hard to use. But when it does work it works pretty well. But not a beginner camera.

BB

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2014-06-07T20:00:00

I like the camera because it is shape and fast and vary easy to learn and use.

Jake

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2014-06-02T21:00:00

I bought the D7000 to replace my D90. I didn't find a substantial enough difference and returned the D7000. Took same shots of same places. Disappointing results. I will upgrade instead to the newer model. I bought a D3200 at the same time as an ever present camera pocket camera and I liked the quality of the images better than the D7000 -- although the D3200 lacks some powerful features I value and need.

Robin

2014-05-30T20:00:00

I've been a long time Nikon user through the "F" series and then digital starting with a D1. Nikon has done a masterful job of advancing the technology including relative ease of use. The addition of the "U1" and "U2" settings feature has been a Godsend in speeding use in the field. The reduction in size of the frame is impressive and very helpful in our being very much on the go. It is hard to see how this cane improved on but knowing Nikon they will find a way. But for the foreseeable future, I'm more than satisfied, I'm very enthused about this camera.

ExPatinItaly

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2014-05-15T20:00:00

Great camera at all levels. It has taken a beatin' and keeps on ticking. I've taken thousands of pics over 2 years and have been very happy with the results. Much better camera than my old D90. Post processing in LR4 and have been happy with output other than noise above ISO 800. I have recently purchased the D7100 with the improvements that will make it the new DX top dog. Nikon fixed one of my issues with the D7000: the mode dial on the top left would get accidentally moved too frequently and I'd starting shooting not realizing that the mode was switched. The D7100 now stops those slips. Still going to keep my D7000 because everything including the battery are interchangeable between D7000 and D7100 and it has proven itself over and over again as being fairly rugged and reliable. Even managed to come off a horse with me with no ill affects.

grclark

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2014-05-15T20:00:00

Upgraded from D200 and fell in love with its smaller, lighter size and ability to increase iso without noticeable noise which my old D200 struggles to do.

jovy

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2014-05-13T20:00:00

I absolutely love my Nikon D7000 DSLR camera, i feel proud to have this camera. The battery life awesome, i will recommend this camera over canon

YSrao

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2014-03-29T20:00:00

This is my first nikon, I've been using canon before this and I'm glad I chose this camera! It focuses amazing it's very versatile and the fact that it is weather sealing is great since I'm a really big out doors type of person! It performs great at low light situations just a little bit grainy after 3200 ISO but the image is still amazingly sharp! I recommend this camera for beginners and starting photographers !

N P.

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2014-03-29T20:00:00

I've been wanting to go DSLR for some time and just didn't want to make the investment. Took the advise of a friend who has several Nikon's. I've tried the Nikon BDC riflescopes and loved the clarity and good glass. This is truly an amazing camera. A bit much for the beginner but, I decided what the heck, no sense in upgrading later and just went for it. It has all of the features you need to auto point and shoot through the manual operation of zoom, manual aperture, shutter control and much, much, much more. Easy to use, easy to learn. Excellent arrangement of menu controls that are very intuitive.

newshutterbug

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