Very good description of its usefulness. It’s a great camera at moderate price , having almost same features as d 500. Love its images as compared to d5300 owned by me earlier
Its funny to see lot of canon cameras in clippings, and you are talking about Nikon. While you talk about Nikon sensor, you are showing Canon live view screen!
I've had onesince 2008, it's not a pro level camera in any way. It takes reasonable pictures for a reasonable price, but still gets it ass kicked by even an older full frame lik d750.
@@stephendrew4683 i generally agree, a great photographer takes great pictures, but for the rest of us.. a bigger sensor with better light sensitivity can help us get reasonable pictures where er otherwise wouldn't get anything other than sensor noise..
@@DusteDdekay A bigger sensor collects more Photons, light. It does take a long time to find out how to use a Camera to it's limits and what is the best format and process to shoot with and who the lenses on the camera react.
@@stephendrew4683 what makes you think I don't know that ? My D7500 I'd excellent and I take amazing pictures with it. However, the pictures I take with the D750 are just better in many situations when the light is low.. sure a better photographer might be able to do better than me with the D7500 but I'd argue they could then do EVEN better with a D750, because it's a better camera .
Very good description of its usefulness. It’s a great camera at moderate price , having almost same features as d 500. Love its images as compared to d5300 owned by me earlier
Excellent video, thank you kindly....I'm using this camera now, loving it.
Explained neatly
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Its funny to see lot of canon cameras in clippings, and you are talking about Nikon. While you talk about Nikon sensor, you are showing Canon live view screen!
It is pro level as it's better than the pro level Cameras from a few years ago
I've had onesince 2008, it's not a pro level camera in any way. It takes reasonable pictures for a reasonable price, but still gets it ass kicked by even an older full frame lik d750.
@@DusteDdekay It's the photographer and not the Camera, having the money to afford a pro Camera does not make you a pro.
@@stephendrew4683 i generally agree, a great photographer takes great pictures, but for the rest of us.. a bigger sensor with better light sensitivity can help us get reasonable pictures where er otherwise wouldn't get anything other than sensor noise..
@@DusteDdekay A bigger sensor collects more Photons, light. It does take a long time to find out how to use a Camera to it's limits and what is the best format and process to shoot with and who the lenses on the camera react.
@@stephendrew4683 what makes you think I don't know that ? My D7500 I'd excellent and I take amazing pictures with it. However, the pictures I take with the D750 are just better in many situations when the light is low.. sure a better photographer might be able to do better than me with the D7500 but I'd argue they could then do EVEN better with a D750, because it's a better camera .
The 7500 would be a Enthusiast Camera, not even close to being a Professional Body
Why do you say seven five zero zero ,and then say ,five hundred and six hundred.I think that it would be better to say seventy five hundred.
Robot voice makes this video unwatchable.
Entirely AI generated video, ew.
sorry but you repeat yourse;f 3 times