CANON 7D vs NIKON D7000

[bobbyknight]

D7000 original straight out of the card

D7000 processed and edited

D7000 original straight out of the card

D7000 processed and edited

 

[o hey tyler]

The photos you just posted can be achieved though any camera body. Whether it be 7D or D7k.

 

[o hey tyler]

For the love of god, buy the 7D and let this thread die already. :gah:

Also, this. ^

 

[bobbyknight]

The photos you just posted can be achieved though any camera body. Whether it be 7D or D7k.

Yeah I know, that's from Chase Jarvis review of the D7K. While maybe it's true that it performs well in the low light, it also have some like over exposed images in the broad daylight.

 

[DerekSalem]

If canon added the noise handling like Nikons, I would deffo go canon.

I am a canon man but the noise is a problem!
However, I have developed my own method (which is quite reliable for noise reduction so, it isn't too much of a problem for me now .)
to get rid of noise.

but i say nikon.

You own 450D, hmmmm...
So, you're saying that between the two giant manufacturers there is a modest difference with the noise in low light still images?:scratch:

I am not sure what you are trying to say.
Are you asking for my opinion or stating that I do not have a valid opinion as I own a 450D (and a 20D if you looked at my signature)?

It is just a fact, nikon handle noise much better than canon.
Watch the video links posted earlier and you will see the difference.
as I stated though, I have developed my own method to reduce nois, but it is not efficient to do it to all my images, therfore, the less noise in the original image,the better.

What on God's Earth are you talking about? You're generalizing entire brands? LOL most ridiculous thing I've read on this forum in quite awhile. Every single model performs differently...some Canon beat Nikon, some Nikon beat Canon.

On a separate note, it's a proven fact that Ford cars are faster and better looking than Chevy cars.

 

[bobbyknight]

You own 450D, hmmmm...
So, you're saying that between the two giant manufacturers there is a modest difference with the noise in low light still images?:scratch:

I am not sure what you are trying to say.
Are you asking for my opinion or stating that I do not have a valid opinion as I own a 450D (and a 20D if you looked at my signature)?

It is just a fact, nikon handle noise much better than canon.
Watch the video links posted earlier and you will see the difference.
as I stated though, I have developed my own method to reduce nois, but it is not efficient to do it to all my images, therfore, the less noise in the original image,the better.

What on God's Earth are you talking about? You're generalizing entire brands? LOL most ridiculous thing I've read on this forum in quite awhile. Every single model performs differently...some Canon beat Nikon, some Nikon beat Canon.

On a separate note, it's a proven fact that Ford cars are faster and better looking than Chevy cars.

:lmao::lmao::lmao:

 

[bobbyknight]

 

[DxAxN]

SO... have you decided which one you are going to buy?

 

[bobbyknight]

Just curious, how do you do the noise reduction processing, like for example you're just using some point and shoot camera
I assume through some sort of software like photoshop.
Any tutorials xD

 

[ghache]

lol, this thread is ridiculous, plenty of people have a 7d and are hppy with it. get over it. these are 2 great camera.

 

[ToMaNyToYsJf]

These whole thread just royaly screwed w my head. I was just getting ready to post a thread on which camera I should go with next lol. With my original budget being up to $1500 I started to look at the canon 60d and the D7k. One thing I really loved having was the pop out LCD. It's so little and un important to most but idk I loved it on my previous. Anyways I went to best buy and saw a canon 7d and started to play with that and was impressed so while in bb I found this thread and just got overwhelmed lol. Now idk what to do! I was really leaning on the 60d arghhhh

 

[mhk1058]

It all depends what you want the camera for. If you are concerned about image quality and rarely print above A4, save a bunch of money and get a D90 and spend the money on what will really make a difference to your pictures. Low light quality is on a par with the D7000 as well. If you need HD movies, slightly higher max FPS, part mag alloy body and the (very) few other extras, get the D7000.

 

[ToMaNyToYsJf]

I really don't care about video. For some reason I thought the 60d was an upgrade from the 90?

 

[loveDSLR]

I shoot with a Canon 7D. In love with it.

 

[bobbyknight]

These whole thread just royaly screwed w my head. I was just getting ready to post a thread on which camera I should go with next lol. With my original budget being up to $1500 I started to look at the canon 60d and the D7k. One thing I really loved having was the pop out LCD. It's so little and un important to most but idk I loved it on my previous. Anyways I went to best buy and saw a canon 7d and started to play with that and was impressed so while in bb I found this thread and just got overwhelmed lol. Now idk what to do! I was really leaning on the 60d arghhhh

So what was your decision? I hope this thread helped you?
Before I was opting for 60D but I realized when Ive been doing some research about its specs its more likely a just a little upgrade from 550D which is more cheaper I think its not wise to opt for 60D. So I'm down to 7D or D7k. If you'll buy 60D then I think you just better go for 550D. I'd agree that D7K is superior a bit than 60D with its features.