Group Area AF mode delivers enhanced subject detection and tracking when shooting subjects that are comparatively small and close to a high-contrast or distracting background. Group Area AF mode enhances detection and tracking if your subject is small or fast moving; a superb feature for wildlife or sports photography. Or the intuitive tilt-angle touchscreen with a 922,000-dot resolution that’s excellent for composing images and reviewing them afterwards?

The D7500 is responsive, has really good AF, great image quality and a large bunch of advanced features related to photography.Interestingly, it's the Pentax KP that wins out here, with the Nikon D7500 and Fujifilm X-T30 in second place. We've been using a full production version of this 120 fps sports camera, to see what you gain (and, perhaps, lose). Born from a desire for flagship performance and innovation in a more compact and streamlined connected camera, the D7500 delivers the game-changing resolution, ISO range, image processing and energy efficiency of the award-winning D500 in an enthusiast-level DSLR. The two main selling points for Nikon’s newest sensor and processing technology are speed and sensitivity, and the D7500 has plenty of both. Expandable system: compatible Nikon Speedlights, as well as Nikons ME-1 Stereo Microphone and ME-W1 Wireless Microphone.

With a tough, weather-sealed body and a tilting touch screen for shooting from inventive angles, it's built to go with you anywhere. fps with Full AF/AE tracking: capture 50 NEF (RAW) or 100 Large JPEG Fine images in one high-speed burst. Whether you are an enthusiast or a professional, the D7500’s ergonomics are uncompromising in comfort and operability, giving you that seamless Nikon shooting experience regardless of what you are shooting. It’s likely that you’d only notice this in direct side-by-side comparisons, however, and the D7500’s sensor has many other qualities to commend it. The Live View button is on the back of the camera at the base, inside a lever to switch between stills and video.Its design incorporates a deeper grip for more secure and comfortable holding—a big advantage during longer shoots.

The D7200 was never a professional camera, the 7000 series has always been considered an "enthusiast" model, not a pro. D7500’s shutter unit has been rigorously tested for 150,000 cycles while actually loaded into the camera.We also love how the handgrip is deeper than the old model too as it feels much more reliable in the field. Comprehensive weather sealing is applied to the camera body to prevent dust and water droplets from damaging the electronics, for added peace of mind. They start with the continuous shooting speed of 8fps, which is a little short of the 10fps and more achieved by top APS-C DSLRs and mirrorless cameras, but still enough for capturing most high-speed action. In addition, 4K UHD timelapse movies can be created in-camera, and there's electronic Vibration Reduction to reduce the impact of camera shake when shooting movies hand-held.