Nikon recently introduced a new D-SLR camera called the D7000. A bit “Bond”? Name no way, abilities maybe. The Nikon D7000 has a number of new features that deliver superior image quality, including 16.2 megapixels and Nikon's new CMOS image sensor...
Nikon recently introduced a new D-SLR camera called the D7000. A bit “Bond”? Name no way, abilities maybe. The Nikon D7000 has a number of new features that ensure superior image quality, including 16.2 megapixels and Nikon's new DXformat CMOS image sensor. It also has advanced photo processing equipment (EXPEED 2) that provides better image quality, faster data processing and many other functions. The increased ISO sensitivity (100-6400, with the possibility of increasing up to 25600) allows us to capture even the smallest details with a minimum amount of noise, even without a flash. With Nikon's new RGB measurement sensor, which improves the efficiency of the scene recognition system with 2016 pixels, and the possibility of continuous shooting at high speed (6 frames/s), the path to quality shots will undoubtedly be easier for us. That said, the D7000 offers direct access to the movie button, so shooting full HD (1080p) footage is pretty simple. For the "awkward", the upper part of the case and the covers on the back are protected by magnesium alloy, and the camera also has durable protection against dust and moisture, so it is ready for even the most demanding conditions.
Price: 1,100 euros, available at www.fotospecialisti.si
