Is the D7000 on the market? Is it a metal body? Which one is better than the D90? How much does it c

The D7000 is 3000 more expensive than the D90, and you say how much better than the D90.

D7000 and 60D are both cost-effective words for new machine houses, but from the evaluation, D7000 is better than 60D, and I feel that more than 25600 is still very clear, and the noise can be well controlled.

I don't know how much ** there is.

As for the 50d and d90, I think it's the d90, and it's pretty good for home use, and I can use it occasionally with a camera

**It's also a little cheaper than 50d The pullover is also not bad Now** is basically the lowest So I feel that D90 is the best cost performance Hehe Because I am using it myself, so I recommend it.

If you only look at the image quality, D90 is cost-effective, and the picture quality is similar to D7000, and the price is cheap.

However, this problem is not absolute, D7000The overall configuration is technically higher than D90 A grade higher, although it is expensive, but it is reasonable, and the cost performance is also very good, and it is not impossible to say that D7000 is the same as D90.

If you really want to save money, you can buy a D5100, which is cheaper than D90.

D7000 and D90 ? Is there any comparison of this? For the D90, the D7000 is garbage.

After reading your suggestions, I just want to say one thing: why is the old D90 still selling so well?? Hehe.

D90 is OK, due to the advent of its upgraded version of D7000, the price has been greatly reduced, and now the head with 18-105VR is less than 5800 yuan. The focal length of the lens is full, the introductory learning is completely sufficient, and it is positioned in the mid-range machine, and there is a certain room for upgrade.

Of the four models you listed, you can only choose D7000 considering performance. After all, the D90 is outdated, and some features are not available (such as the fuselage motor). 60D is only an entry-level + at best, and it doesn't have some features that a mid-range machine should have; The 600D is pure entry-level.

Only the Nikon D7000 is now Nikon's APS-C format flagship. The metal frame body is also stronger than the Canon 7D.

If you don't have brand bias, it is recommended that you consider the Pentax K-5, Pentax's APS-C format flagship, which has the most comprehensive features compared to the 7D and D7000, but has the lowest **. Excellent workmanship and exquisite materials: stainless steel frame, all-magnesium aluminum alloy body.

Dustproof and waterproof, no need for protection in light rain. With in-camera stabilization technology, the stabilization function can be activated as long as any lens can be plugged in. Both Nikon and Canon use lens stabilization technology, and only when you use an anti-shake lens can you have an anti-shake function.

If the budget is sufficient, it will be full, and if it is insufficient, it will be d7000

D90 is really good, but it's a little old now. Hehe. If you have a good budget, go straight to full width.

I also thought about buying a practice hand first, but it turned out to be very tiring to be upgraded, and now that I think about it, it is the best choice to buy the full frame directly.

The D90 is enough for home use, and the D700 is actually an upgraded version of the D90. If you want to get more beginner, you can choose D90, and you can change it slowly.

D90 and D7000 are metal bodies, the pixels have been improved, and the shutter is a little faster

Hello! After several years of market experience, the Nikon D7000** has dropped significantly, and it is a good choice for buying mid-range DSLR cameras in the market today.

Nikon D7000Although it is still not comparable to the full frame, it is used to "bully" the old D90, Nikon D7000 is more than enough, in addition to good picture quality and more focus points, in almost all aspects such as appearance design and material, D7000 has been comprehensively upgraded to D90. So much so that in the face of APS-C flagship D300S, D7000 has certain advantages in many core performance, such as pixels, image quality, ** and other aspects, which reflects the principle of "buy new and not buy old" of SLR cameras.

When the machine was first listed, the body alone was as high as 8,300 yuan.

The D90 is too old, and if you want to be cheap, you have to bear the poor performance of the machine.

Buy the D7000, this machine is not new, ** is already very low. Your budget can only buy a sleeve, buy a single camera and a good lens, which is not enough at all. D7000+18-105 sets, already more than 6000 thousand.

D7000 is an upgraded version of D90, the material imaging has been greatly improved, it is recommended that novices with 18-105000000 gold oil sleeve practice technology, D90 is really too old, it is already a knockout of the goods, although it is very popular, no one wants to buy thousands of dollars of things immediately into antiques.