Nikon D7000
dnavarrojr
15 Sep 2010 16:14
If you are a Nikon users with an existing investment in lenses, this may be what you have been waiting for:
http://www.dpreview.com/previews/NikonD7000/
1080p at both 30p and 24p
AF while shooting video
Magnesium body (like 7D)
It's pricey, but cheaper than switching everything over to Canon.
http://www.dpreview.com/previews/NikonD7000/
1080p at both 30p and 24p
AF while shooting video
Magnesium body (like 7D)
It's pricey, but cheaper than switching everything over to Canon.
dnavarrojr
16 Sep 2010 23:14
Really nice comparison chart between the Nikon D7000, Canon 60D, and Canon 7D:
http://digital.photorecommendations.com/recs/2010/09/15/nikons-d7000-vs-canons-60d-and-7d-2/
http://digital.photorecommendations.com/recs/2010/09/15/nikons-d7000-vs-canons-60d-and-7d-2/
JackJack
18 Sep 2010 17:31
It does not shoot at 25P at high HD which is a big drawback for European broadcast and I dont think it also does slow mo. The 550D offers more for less.
RekindlePhoto
18 Sep 2010 19:17
According to the link above ... No 1920x1080 at 29.97/30fps. A desperate attempt but falls far short.
dnavarrojr
21 Sep 2010 14:19
I agree that it falls short of the Canons in most features. But it has two REALLY good things going for it...
It's better in low-light than the Canons.
If you already own Nikon, it's a decent camera to get you into Video without having to switch to Canon. Especially if you can live within the limitations of frame rate.
It's better in low-light than the Canons.
If you already own Nikon, it's a decent camera to get you into Video without having to switch to Canon. Especially if you can live within the limitations of frame rate.