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September 15, 2010 - Nikon Europe announced to everyone of the arrival of its newest addition to the Nikon family: The Nikon D7000. The Nikon D7000 is just right for both up-and-coming photographers and cinematographers. Whether you're getting a DSLR camera for the first time or you're an experienced amateur looking to change his or her gadgets, the D7000 has the specifications that can grow alongside you.
With a 16.2 Megapixel Nikon DX format CMOS sensor, this camera isn't joking around. This isn't just some normal point and shoot the average photographer might find at the local electronics store. No. The Nikon D7000 uses the newly developed EXPEED 2 image processor, making the D90 seem like a slug in processing speed. To give the photographer with a clear view of the desired subject, Nikon engineered a 3 inch TFT LCD screen rocking a 640x480 VGA resolution. To make matters easier, the screen also has 100% view coverage. Nothing will shock you.
For the aspiring filmmakers and impromtu cinematographers out there, the Nikon D7000 also has a Full HD D-Movie feature that records in a resolution of up to 1080p. To think only a few years ago, only a limited amount of video cameras had such features, and now a DSLR has such abilities. It makes anyone think about what the engineers at Nikon have in the works in the future. Why carry around another video camera, when with a few quick flicks and button clicks, you have a Hollywood-caliber tool for your own use? You don't have to resort to dragging around that extra video camera or even your cell phone for its cheap video capturing. It is now 2010, and anyone who needs to make their videos different from the others needs to record in 1080p. It's like you're following alongside with the pro filmmakers, except without the need for the filming crew. What you want and all you need are inside your Nikon D7000.
As an amateur who began in photography taking photographs with a simple point and shoot, I can say that for individuals in such a situation, adopting the Nikon D7000 into their arsenal would help develop the learning photographer well beyond his or her boundaries. Being restrained by the simplicity and limited features of point and shoots, anyone's possible talent can be totally wasted. No one wishes to be wasted talent. That is why when I was developing in my first photography class and noticed I had a natural ability for photography, I did anything to find the money my first DSLR. Although my Canon point and shoot was dear to me and well-featured, I needed to step it up to the professional level. That's when I purchased my first Nikon. Gathered over a thousand dollars for a D90 casing, lens, and flash. Of course, my bank account was basically empty following this purchase, but my art got better than ever. What I'm essentially conveying is that if you're almost at the point of upgrading, wait for the Nikon D7000 to ship this fall. Who knows? Maybe Santa might notice all your hard work this year and repay you with this sweet DSLR below the tree this Christmas.
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