Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing - clear picture, excellent quality. Definitely recommend!

I recently upgraded to this camera from the Nikon D5100. I noticed the improved features right away using this camera such as the frames per second and how "smooth" it felt taking pictures. There are so many features that I have explored yet, but will work on it as I get more time. There is a little bit of a learning curve with how you set the ISO and the Aperture but I suppose that I will get used to it in no time.

Love this camera, user friendly, easy to take great pictures, highly recommend this camera

Bought this to upgrade and am very pleased with how much better my photos look.

We are still trying to get used to the camera but awesome camera to get used to photography

Its a great camera without needing to make the leap into a pro level camera.

Amazing camera in its class. Great for enthusiasts and semi-pro work.

So far so good. It is working for the need i purchased for.

D7500 is an awesome camera that can be used by anyone. It just simple as point and shoot.

I picked up the D7500 over the weekend. I haven't put it through all of its paces yet. I may come back to update this later. But I figured I'd put some quick thoughts together for anyone on the fence. I've been using a D7100 for a few years and so far the D7500 is definitely worth the upgrade. I have already noticed a big difference in image quality and speed, things that are very important to me. I have not tested it with all my lenses and flash. The autofocus has been very good although it's not the same as with the D500. I have yet to test out running children/dogs in AF-C to see how the focus does. I also haven't done extensive low light testing but the few that I took around 800-1600 ISO looked really good. Some things you should be aware of...these are not necessarily "cons" to me but they may be for you: 1. Adobe and Apple have not released updates for this camera yet. Therefore, Photoshop and Lightroom will not import or process the files yet (JPG or RAW). Video files were recognized by my computer and LR5 though. There are workarounds via free software but it's more time consuming. These may be a disruption to your normal work flow as it has been to mine. Hopefully these updates will be out soon as they normally do. 2. The top window is noticeably smaller than the D7xxx series. However, the shutter speed and aperture # are prominent and fairly big. The other info is squeezed closer together and a few things are missing (i.e. file type). But it's all there on the bigger info screen on the rear. 3. You cannot put a battery grip on it. 4. There is only one SD card slot. 5. Battery life is supposed to be a little shorter than the D7100/7200. But again there are some good pros: 1. Best crop frame sensor available now by Nikon 2. Noticeably lighter than the D7100/7200 3. Better in low light than D7100/7200 4. Touch screen functions 5. Can send pics via wi-fi to your phone. I've read a lot about the D500, which the D7500 is sort of the baby brother of. That thing is a beast that can compete with some of Nikon's full frame cameras. However, it's not for me and I suspect many other people: it is big, fairly heavy, and approaching the cost of a full frame camera. It also only has one SD slot (I don't use the other type it has) and doesn't have a built in flash. Yes, built in flash isn't always the best but I'd rather have it than not. For those of us not wanting or needing the D500 or an entry level FF, the D7500 is a no brainer. An alternative is to wait and see what Nikon does with the updates for the D750, D610, and D810, which may be coming soon. It's possible the cost of FF bodies will come down. However, I for one, am not ready for that leap yet and think the D7500 will serve me well for years to come. Hopefully, I don't eat these words once I put it through more testing as my workflow is restored.

I enjoy my new camera and the touch screen and tilt comes in handy shooting down on subject

Was in stock. Associate located and checked me out.

An excellent camera for an amateur photographer. Lots of extra features.

For the first time buyer this camera is great. So glad I went ahead and purchased it.

Love this camera takes amazing pictures I still have a lot to learn but looking forward to it.

Overall met requirements. Am still going through manual for 100% knowledge of features

Research and glad to purchase this camera .can't wait till go out and take beautiful pictures

Perfect camera for the intermediate camera person, don’t bother with the imitators

Lovely pictures no matter who is using the camera. Well pleased with our purchase.

Great Camera I absolutely love it. I have taken some great photos thus far.