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05 May 2012 By Ankit Banerjee On flipkart.com

After using both the Canon 60d and Nikon D7000 for about 2 weeks each, I must admit, it is increasingly difficult to distinguish between the two. Similarly priced with a difference of about 4k with the Canon 60D and 18-135 IS lens, and a similar specs sheet. Ergonomically feels the same as well. But, it is worth noting, that the D7000 does have a few flaws, compared to the Canon 60D.nn1. The 60D has an articulated screen. Simply, it can tilt and swivel, much like a handycam. Also, I felt that the 60D had a slightly brighter screen as well, and the screen has a higher resolution - 1,040k dots vs 920k in the D7000. So, if you're into a lot of experimental and creative photography, the 60D clearly beats the D7000 is that aspect. The tilt-y screen does come is handy.nn2. The Nikon d7000 oddly drained its battery a lot faster than the 60D! Even though, the specs sheet given by Nikon says it can pump about 1000 shots in a single charge, it doesn't give more than 800, in ideal conditions - with VR switched off in the lens, no use of flash, and minimal change in settings. The canon never fails to deliver anything below 1100 shots. More on this - the canon does switch on after getting off, so, you can manage about 20 clicks after that! but, Nikon, sadly, doesn't. nn3. Video Quality. We know it. You know it. Canon will forever beat Nikon in this segment. The continuous Autofocus somehow seems a little inefficient. Though i didn't really get much time to test the video mode much, but, take my word, search up Youtube - Canon 60D delivers a way more warmer and richer Video, than the D7000. Period.nn4. For those who suck on megapixels, the 60D has 18 MP, while the D7000 is 16.1 MP. I wouldn't say it necessarily makes a difference, but, when it comes to using wide angle lens, or when you don't have a good telephoto lens, those extra MPs do help in delivering more detail. Nikon fans argue that the higher MP count in canon is the reason for lower image quality, specially a lot noise at higher ISO. Well, I'd suggest you try either the 550D or the 60D at a 12 or 14 MP resolution, lowering it in the camera, trust me, in my old 550D, i got results which rival the Nikon d90 and even the d7000.nn5. Even though the Nikon D7000 delivers excellent image quality, beyond all doubts, it still think, its not the same..err..type as the 60D. As in, the Canon delivers images which have a different warmth factor in them. And, to be honest, it somehow matches with most street/abstract/landscape scenes in India. The warmth and the colour tones delivered by the Canon, with identical settings, just seem to compliment the Indian eye better. Ask a friend to click two photos with the same scene, with both the cameras and look at them without knowing which belongs to which. 7/10 times, you'll prefer canon. It might just be my personal experience/feeling, but, somehow canon seems more suited to Indian photography, where most photographs have a sort of dry and warm feel. Nikon never really has tried to improve on this, and hence keeps competing with themselves.nnBoth the 60D and D7000 are excellent cameras. If you a want to be serious about what you buy, i'd suggest renting them for a day/getting it from a friend and choosing for your preference. Mind you, the d7000 is a tad costlier, but offers you a slightly(5.3 vs 6fps) higher burst rate and a stop more if ISO (upto 25600). Think and buy. happy clicking. Cheers.

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Most advanced SemiPro camera!
19 Jan 2016 By Abhishek Joshi On flipkart.com

Nikon D7000 SLR is at the pinnacle of semi-pro cameras! It delivers like a pro and at the cost you get it here, it is unbeatable! If you are going for D90, stretch a bit, use the EMI option...and make your dreams come true! PS: Not to mention the delivery service went flawless...Thanks!

Nikon D7000 (Body) SLR Camera User Reviews

Nikon D7000 (Body) SLR Camera Specifications

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Brand Nikon
Type SLR
Title Nikon D7000 (Body) SLR Camera
Sensor
Type CMOS Sensor
Image Sensor Format DX
Size(W x H) 23.6 x 15.6 mm, APS-C inch
Processor Model Expeed 2 Processor
Effective Resolution 16.2 MP Resolution
Lens
Mount Nikkor F
Video
Resolution Available 7680x4320 (4320p),
1920x1080 Pixels (1080p HD),
1280x720 Pixels (720p HD)
File Format MOV
fps 1080p Frame rate : 24
720p Frame rate : 24, 25, 30
Slow Motion Effect No
Flash
Built in Flash Yes
Flash Features External flash, Flash exposure compensation
Hot Shoe/Flash mount Yes
Lock Buttons AF
Connectivity
Wifi Yes,Type 802.11 a/b/g
HDMI Yes, miniUSB
Bluetooth No
NFC No
Pictbridge No
USB Yes, Type 2.0, 480 MB
Previewing
Viewfinder Yes, Penta prism
Display Type LCD
Display Size 3 Inch
Display Resolution (No.of dots) 921000 dots
Moveable Display No
Touchscreen No
No. of supported language 22
Brightness Adjustment Yes, 7 levels
Storage
Memory Card Type SD, SDHC, SDXC
Storage File system EXIF
Other Features
ISO Auto, 100-25600 ISO
Auto Focus Yes, Phase detection
AF Points 39 Points
Touch Focus No
Manual Focus Yes
Image Stabilization No
In-camera Editing Pictures, Resizing, Raw Data Edit, Red-eye correction when previewing, Videos, Movie Mode Edit, Creative, Calendar, Frame, Color Balance, Color Outline, D-Lighting, Distortion Control, Filter Effects, Fisheye, Image Overlay, Miniature Effect, Monochrome,Perspective Control, Quick Retouch,Side-by-Side Comparison, Straighten, Trim
HDR Shooting Mode No
Drive Mode Yes, Single frame shooting mode, Continuous low shooting mode: 1-5 fps, Continuous high shooting mode: 6 fps, Quiet shutter-release, Self-timer mode, Remote Control, Mirror-up mode
Burst Mode Yes, Maximum Burst-6fps
Microphone Yes
Self Timer 10 seconds, 2 seconds
White Balance Type Auto, Cloudy, Flash, Fluorescent, Incandescent, Sunny
Scene Modes Beach/Snow, Candlelight, Children, Close-up(Macro), Landscape, Night Landscape, Night portrait, Portrait, Sports, Sunset
Iris control Yes
Files
Image File Formats JPEG, RAW
Image Minimum Resolution 4 MP
Video File Formats MOV
Exposure
Exposure modes Aperture priority, Automatic Mode, Full manual, Program Mode, Scene Mode, Shutter Speed priority
Exposure Lock Yes
Design
Dimensions (WxHxD) 132 x 105 x 77 mm
Weight 690 Gram
Rugged No
Warranty
Warranty Period 2 Years
Battery
Battery model EN-EL 15
Battery Rechargeable(proprietary)
Battery Type Li-ion
No of Shots 1050 Shots
Other Accessories
Accessories Inbox Nikon D7000 (Body) Digital SLR Camera,Camera Strap AN-DC1, Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL 15, Battery Charger MH-25, USB Cable UC-E4, Audio Video Cable EG-D2, Eyepiece Cap DK-5, Accessories Shoe Cover BS-1, Software Suite CD-ROM, User Manual, Warranty Card
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