Nikon D7500 DSLR Body Second Hand

Delve into digital photography with the Nikon D7500 DSLR Body Second Hand. This DX format DSLR Camera sports a 20.9 MP image sensor that works well with the EXPEED 5 Image Processing Engine to deliver quality images all the time. Its light sensitivity can also be adjusted via the ISO range of up to 51,200. Smooth and efficient autofocus can be attained by the 51 focus points and the 180,000-pixel RGB sensor. Meanwhile, no movement is left undocumented through its burst shooting of up to 8 fps. Likewise, the pictures captured can be further enhanced through a number of Advanced Picture Control tools. Aside from still images, the D7500 DSLR is ideal for videography for it allows 4K Ultra HD video capture. This Nikon full-frame camera also has a 3.2 inch, 922k-dot tilting touchscreen LCD which can be used to adjust camera settings and find amazing shooting angles. This Nikon DSLR camera is also equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity which makes it compatible with the Snapbridge application. Pop in ample storage for all media in the SD Card Slot. Whether it will be used indoors or out, the Nikon D7500 DSLR Camera is protected against dust and moisture for it is fortified wtih extensive weather sealing.

Product Features in Detail

EXPEED 5 Image Processor
Nikon’s powerful EXPEED 5 image-processing engine handles data from the D7500’s image sensor speedily, enabling the camera to achieve continuous shooting speeds of approx.  8 fps and record 4K UHD video at 30p. Noise is dramatically reduced while details are preserved, even at high ISO settings, meaning that subtle tonal gradations can be reproduced more smoothly in your images and movies.

20.9 Megapixel DX-Format CMOS Sensor
The D7500 employs the same CMOS image sensor used in the Nikon DX flagship model D500, offering 20.9 effective megapixels. It strikes an optimal balance between image resolution and low-noise performance, delivering exceptional image quality even at high ISO settings. Designed without a low-pass filter to achieve even higher definition, it unlocks the full potential of your NIKKOR lenses, allowing the D7500 to produce amazingly sharp, crisp images.

ISO Sensitivity of up to 51,200
The D7500 has an extremely wide ISO sensitivity range of 100 to 51200, and even at higher sensitivities it achieves consistently sharper images with lower noise. You can also lower the ISO sensitivity down to Lo 1 (ISO 50 equivalent) or raise it up to Hi 5 (ISO 1640000 equivalent). Aided by the camera’s precise low-light AF performance, it’s now even easier to capture subjects in dark scenes.

Picture Control System
Nikon’s original Picture Control system offers an easy way to take creative control over your images. You can select one of eight Picture Controls according to your creative intentions — including Auto Picture Control, newly introduced in the D7500. If you want to give your images a more specific look, you can adjust parameters such as sharpness, clarity, contrast and brightness. It’s also possible to register edited profiles as custom Picture Controls, and share the files with friends by sending them via email.

Auto Picture Control
The D7500 is newly equipped with Auto Picture Control, enabling it to give your images a more desirable look according to each scene’s characteristics, without the need for retouching. Using subject information precisely detected by the camera’s Advanced Scene Recognition System, Auto Picture Control fine-tunes the tone curve, color, sharpness and clarity of Standard Picture Control. As a result, skin tones are rendered softer for portrait images, while blue skies and verdant greens are rendered more vibrantly for landscape shots. What’s more, Auto maintains a consistent look across multiple images when using continuous shooting, even when there are small variations in brightness or angle between each frame.

180,000-pixel RGB Sensor
Just like the D500, the D7500 employs a 180K-pixel RGB sensor, giving it greater command over each scene you shoot. The sensor’s hugely increased pixel count enhances the accuracy of various auto controls such as autofocus, auto exposure, auto white balance and Active D-Lighting. When using auto-area AF, it strengthens face detection performance in scenes involving smaller faces. It also underpins the D7500’s new flicker reduction function, which improves consistency when shooting still images under artificial light sources.

Highlight-weighted metering
When shooting brightly lit portraits and subjects with dappled sunlight streaming through leaves, it’s difficult to avoid overblown highlights. The D7500’s highlight-weighted metering mode is ideal in these situations. Using the camera’s 180K-pixel RGB sensor, it accurately detects highlights and determines exposure automatically, preserving highlight detail by giving priority to the brightest portions of the scene. Highlight-weighted metering is also effective when a strong light source such as the setting sun is in the frame. The exposure setting will be maintained as long as it stays within the frame, freeing you up to concentrate on composing your shot.

Flicker Reduction Function
Artificial light sources such as fluorescent or mercury vapor lighting tend to produce flickering, which can cause exposure variations in some of your images. The D7500’s flicker reduction function for still images helps avoid this effect. It does this by detecting the peak brightness level and automatically shifting the release timing slightly, giving you stable exposures even during continuous shooting.

Continuous shooting of up to 8 fps
Capturing fleeting moments of motion depends on the speed and duration of a camera’s continuous shooting capability — and the D7500 doesn’t disappoint. The rapid processing power of EXPEED 5 and an increased buffer size enable it to shoot at up to approx. 8 fps, for approx. 50 frames (14-bit lossless compressed RAW) or 100 frames (JPEG fine, Large) at a time. The D7500’s fast shooting speed and agile DX body make for a powerful combination, helping you capture subjects at their most dramatic and dynamic — even in challenging environments

51-point AF System
The D7500’s autofocus system gives you the confidence to keep pace with fast-moving action and shoot creatively in a broad range of scenes. It employs a Multi-CAM 3500 II autofocus sensor module, with 51 focus points covering a wide area of the frame, including 15 cross-type sensors offering higher detection strength, and one center point that’s compatible with f/8. The newly added group-area AF mode, highly praised by professional users, utilizes five AF points like a net to keep fast, erratically moving and low-contrast subjects in sharp focus. In auto-area AF, face detection performance is enhanced thanks to the camera’s Advanced Scene Recognition System working with its 180K-pixel RGB sensor. AF detection is available down to -3 EV, making it possible to capture subjects even under low-contrast moonlight. And you can ensure even greater focusing accuracy by using the D7500’s automated AF fine-tune function, which lets you adjust the precision of each of your lenses easily

Tilting LCD Monitor
The D7500’s tilting LCD monitor lets you shoot from a wider range of angles with ease, giving your creative instincts free rein. It makes macro photography from low-angle positions more convenient, and gives you a clear view of the frame when shooting night skies with the camera mounted on a tripod. The touch-panel display brings further benefits, allowing you to focus and release the shutter by touch in live view shooting, and adjust focus in video. It also permits you to review images at high speed, using the intuitive frame advance bar in playback mode

Comprehensive Sealing
The D7500 offers a unique balance of comfort and reliability. Its monocoque structure, made from high-stiffness carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic, gives it a slimmer body with a deep grip that’s easier to hold, while weighing just approx. 640 g/1 lb 6.6 oz (body only). Comprehensive weather sealing is applied to the camera body to prevent dust and water droplets from damaging the internal components, for added peace of mind

Long Battery Life
The D7500 manages power efficiently, so you can stay focused on your shooting without having to worry about changing batteries. Approx. 950 shots are available on a single charge of the new EN-EL15a Rechargeable Li-ion Battery. Video recording is possible for approx. 80 min*. An optional EH-5c AC Adapter (with EP-5B Power Connector) can also be used as a power source for longer shoots.

Durable Shutter Unit
The D7500 was designed with continuous shooting speed in mind, but it’s also built to last. Its shutter unit has been rigorously tested for 150,000 cycles while actually loaded onto the camera to ensure a high level of durability. It’s also fitted with a shutter monitor function that calculates the duration between front- and rear-curtain movements every time the shutter is released, and automatically corrects any variance

Built-in Pop-Up Flash
When shooting in low-lit interiors or capturing a portrait at night, the D7500’s built-in pop-up flash comes in handy. Its intelligent i-TTL flash control uses detailed scene analysis by the 180K-pixel RGB sensor to add just the right amount of flash each time. Optically controlled Advanced Wireless Lighting is available for up to two groups of remote units using the built-in flash as a commander, letting you add depth and drama to images by lighting subjects from off-camera positions. But that’s not all. Used in conjunction with Nikon’s WR-R10 Wireless Remote Controller, the built-in flash can also control up to three groups of optional SB-5000 Speedlights simultaneously via radio. Wireless lighting with radio control expands the creative possibilities even further, letting you fire flash units even when they’re out of view, behind obstacles or in bright sunlight. Advanced Wireless Lighting using both optical (up to two groups) and radio control (up to three groups) at the same time is also possible with the D7500. It empowers you to get even more ambitious with the way you control light — and the results will speak for themselves

High Quality 4K UHD Video
The D7500 lets you record up to 29 min. 59 s in sumptuous 4K UHD/30p or Full HD video. And that’s not all: movies can be recorded in MP4 as well as the conventional MOV format, allowing easy playback on smart devices. Harnessing the superior optical performance of NIKKOR lenses, the D7500 depicts scenes in breathtaking detail. Its powerful EXPEED 5  image-processing engine renders movies with low noise while maintaining sharpness, even at high ISO sensitivities. Shooting in Flat Picture Control gives you greater flexibility over color grading in post-production. It’s also possible to record uncompressed, 8-bit 4:2:2 4K UHD files to an external recording device via HDMI output, while simultaneously recording to the in-camera SD memory card.

4K Time Lapse Movie and Interval Timer Shooting
Time-lapse movies transform scenes of slow-moving clouds or the flow of a crowded city intersection into dramatic, high-speed sequences. The D7500 lets you generate 4K UHD or Full HD time-lapse movies entirely within the camera. Its exposure smoothing function reduces unwanted flicker effects by automatically decreasing the slight exposure variance between frames when shooting with an auto exposure mode such as aperture-priority, in a situation like the transition between darkness and light at sunrise or sunset. Exposure smoothing is also available for interval timer shooting, which can record up to 9,999 shots.

Electronic Vibration Reduction
When shooting movies handheld in Full HD or HD, the D7500’s electronic Vibration Reduction function reduces the effects of camera shake in the horizontal, vertical and rotational directions (centering on the lens). It makes it easier to capture smooth footage in situations where it isn’t possible to use a tripod, or when using a single-focal-length lens without optical VR. Used together with NIKKOR’s optical VR technology, the benefits are even more pronounced

Active D-Lighting
Active D-Lighting preserves details in highlights and shadows when shooting high-contrast scenes, giving your footage richer tonal gradation and a more natural brightness. Thanks to EXPEED 5, it can be applied to both Full HD and HD movies. It comes in handy when you need to use footage straight from the camera, without making post-production adjustments.

Dedicated Movie Menu
The D7500’s video functions have been designed for multimedia users, who move back and forth between video and still shooting. The camera offers a dedicated movie menu that lets you change settings such as white balance and Picture Control independently of the ones used for still photography. Because you don’t need to adjust your settings again, you can switch between movies and still images quickly. For added convenience, pressing the P button during movie live view or movie recording gives instant access to detailed video settings.

Smooth Aperture Control in Movie Recording
The D7500 is the first D7000-series camera to allow aperture control during movie recording. Its power aperture function makes it possible to change the aperture smoothly and quietly using the multi selector while you’re recording. This convenient feature means you can change the depth of field continuously, letting you vary the amount of background or foreground blur according to your creative intentions

Auto ISO Sensitivity Control in M Mode
When filming sequences that involve dramatic changes in brightness, such as a subject running from a dark corridor into the midday sun, the D7500’s auto ISO sensitivity control is invaluable. It adjusts sensitivity automatically, letting you achieve an appropriate exposure in M mode while preserving your depth of field and any intended motion-blur effects. To avoid excessive ISO increases, it’s possible to set a maximum sensitivity limit between ISO 200 and Hi 5.

Highlight Display
Blown-out highlights are generally undesirable in still images, but they can create much bigger problems in video. To ensure the best results when shooting movies, the D7500 has a handy feature that uses “zebra” patterns to indicate areas at risk of overexposure. This can be quickly accessed via the P button.

Versatile Sound Controls
The D7500 has a built-in stereo microphone and is compatible with the optional ME-1 Stereo Microphone and ME-W1 Wireless Microphone. Microphone sensitivity levels can be adjusted in 20 increments while visually monitoring the sound level indicator during movie recording, and it’s possible to monitor using commercially available stereo headphones as well. You can also set the audio frequency response: “Wide range” is ideal for capturing a broad array of frequencies, such as the bustle of a city street, while “Vocal range” is optimized for recording human speech. Wind noise reduction is also available when using the built-in microphone.

In-camera RAW batch processing
The D7500 is the first Nikon D-SLR to offer in-camera RAW batch processing — an invaluable function when you need to process large numbers of RAW images, for instance when using interval timer shooting to create a time-lapse movie. It is also now possible to process images while retaining the parameters for white balance, Picture Control, high ISO NR, vignette control and Active D-Lighting that were used when shooting each image. This can greatly shorten post-production time compared to using a computer.

Multiple exposures
The D7500 gives you greater control when making images with the camera’s multiple exposure function, making it easier to fulfill your creative vision. It’s possible to combine up to 10 images using options including “Lighten” and “Darken,” but the D7500 also lets you save all the single frames alongside the composite image. For still-life images, you can now view a partially overlaid preview of the final composite during the shooting process, as well as seeing the individual exposures. If you aren’t happy with the most recent frame, you can delete it and reshoot to achieve your desired effect.

Special Effect Modes
The D7500 incorporates a number of visual effects that can be applied instantly to make your stills or videos more eye-catching. In live view shooting, the effects are displayed in real time, allowing you to see what the captured image will look like. Special Effects on the D7500 include night vision, super vivid, pop, photo illustration, toy camera effect, miniature effect, selective color, silhouette, high key and low key.

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Connectivity
The pleasure of a beautiful image becomes even greater when you share the experience with others. The D7500 can maintain a constant connection to a smart device with the SnapBridge application installed (available as a free download), via Bluetooth®. You can automatically transfer the images you take to your smart device, upload them automatically to NIKON IMAGE SPACE, and use the smart device to browse images stored in the camera. You can also embed those images with location and date/time information from your smart device. Using Wi-Fi®, it’s possible to transfer images and movies by selecting the files in the app, as well as control shooting remotely. SnapBridge dramatically enhances the experience of taking and sharing images with a digital SLR camera.