Nikon D7500 Wireless DSLR Camera

Last updated: February 2, 2022

Nikon D7500 Wireless DSLR Camera
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We looked at the top DSLR Cameras and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best DSLR Camera you should buy.

Overall Take

In our analysis of 118 expert reviews, the Nikon D7500 Wireless DSLR Camera placed 14th when we looked at the top 19 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.

From The Manufacturer

20.9-megapixel DX-format image sensor Record 4K Ultra HD &1080p Full HD video with stereo sound 8fps continuous shooting 3.2-inch 922K dot, tilting LCD touch screen 51-point AF system with 15 cross-type sensors

Expert Reviews


What experts liked

It did add group-area autofocus to the AF-area options, which is great.
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D7500 is that bit quicker at 8fps. That's not the whole story, as the D7500's bigger buffer will allow you to continue shooting at this faster rate for 50 shots (that's uncompressed 14-bit raw files as well).
D7500 produces excellent images. Colors are rendered accurately and can be tweaked according to your personal preferences using the camera's Picture Control.
The slightly narrower monocoque chassis makes for a deeper grip, which is good news for those of us with larger hands.
Live views allows for dslr video recording
A faster capture rate with a large shooting buffer
The weight, balance, and feel of build of the D7500 are very good, unlike some lower-priced DSLRs that have a plastic look and demeanor.
The images always look great. In competent hands, they're always sharp and in-focus with great colors and exposure.
The D7500’s optical viewfinder is very good. It uses a proper pentaprism design rather than a cheaper ‘pentamirror’, and offers 100% coverage.

What experts didn't like

It has only one card slot
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The one downside is the dip in screen resolution, with the D7500's 922,000-dot resolution not quite a match for the D7200's 1,299,000 dots.
The bad news is that continuous AF isn't as smooth as we'd hoped (AF is so fast and accurate in still-image shooting that we anticipated the same for video).
While some users may point to the lower resolution (20.9MP compared to 24MP) as a drawback, the reality is that the real-world difference is minimal at most.
App is weak
Doesn't work with a vertical shooting grip add-on
Swivel monitor isn’t fully articulated
There is no second card slot
The D7500 doesn’t have a hybrid AF system

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Jay Soriano   
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Jay Soriano a headshot and portrait photographer in Las Vegas.

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