The contest of Nikon D7000 vs Canon 7 d, Canon EOS 7 d to give it its full name, is an almost impossible contest to judge. Although many reviews comparing these two digital SLR cameras have been done there can be no clear winner outright, because they have too many differences to make the comparison to meaningful contest.
Although paired together these digital SLR cameras have what for many people is a significant price difference, maybe a couple of hundred dollars.
Nikon Digital Camera
The Nikon D7000 compares well specification with the more expensive Canon 7 d and in some areas betters it. One such area is the memory cards feature, the Nikon has dual card slots (2 x SD/SDHC/SDXC Cards) which almostall pros and semi pros appreciate, but this feature is absent on this version of the Canon EOS 7 d.
Yes one camera has 2 megapixels more than the other, but when we are talking about the difference between 16 and 18 megapixels other factors will have far more effect on image quality.
Another area where the Nikon D7000 scores over the Canon, for those people who like to point and shoot, is regarding taking videos. The Nikon has an AF-F focusing mode, this allows autofocus during movie mode, this is not an option on the Canon 7 d. However more serious users will appreciate having the option to shoot more flexibly with the Canon. The Canon has a range of frame rates that serious movie shooters should find suits their needs better.
Another advantage ofthe Canon EOS 7 d is its high continuous burst rate; at 8fps it is the fastest DSLR for its size.
Talking of size, very similar, but the Canon on body weight is about 130 g heavier. Although not obvious when looking at these two digital SLR cameras both have a useful built-in flash.
As you can already see it is very difficult to say that one of these cameras can be declared an outright winner, although you will probably find the Canon D7 will appeal to the professional photographer simply because of greater control over settings and probably overall is slightly more advanced.The Nikon likewise probably appeals more to the serious amateur or semi-professional photographer. But don't be unduly influenced by these previous two statements, its whatmeets your requirements and ability is most important.
Both of the above cameras are able to take great photos. I know how you go about getting them is main difference.
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