A replacement for the D7200? No, not really. Rather, the Nikon D7500 formally slots in between the latter and the much more recent D500, borrowing components from both. So you can see the D7500 as a mildly professional D500, or as a highly refined, highly specialized D7200. your choice. In all cases, Nikon manages to produce a beautiful copy, clean and tidy, if not original or avant-garde.
Points forts
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Quality construction.
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General reaction.
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Very effective AF tracking.
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Image quality improved (sensitivity and shadows).
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Burst at 7.5 i/s.
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Adjustable and touch screen.
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Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Weak points
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Single SD slot.
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Limited video functions.
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2.2x crop in 4K/UHD video.
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Screen resolution is dropping.
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Slightly poor eye relief.
With the D7500, Nikon makes a pretty good copy, highlighting its expertise in autofocus, subject tracking and image processing. For a significantly lower price than the D500, it offers very similar services while offering clear improvements over the D7200. Not necessarily the most original, the D7500 fits the times (adjustable and touchscreen, 4K/UHD video) without being overly forced. A balanced box designed for action images, that’s why.
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