New D7000 out soon!

That link just takes me to a picture of the D7000 and a Nikon compact ... and a line saying they're updated soon. Hardly news?
 
Nikon is probably holding the D300s replacement (D400) back to go head to head with the Canon 7D MKII which is due 2nd half of 2013.

Riz :)
 
Can anyone enlighten me as to what Nikon Rumors mean by "a form factor similar to the D600, but in a smaller body." - what do they mean by form factor?
 
Bristolian said:
Can anyone enlighten me as to what Nikon Rumors mean by "a form factor similar to the D600, but in a smaller body." - what do they mean by form factor?

Essentially the D7000 and D600 have a similar size, button layout and construction. Though due to the lack of an FX sensor the D7000 is marginally smaller.
 
Is the new release really going to affect the price that the d7000 is currently at though...you can buy brand new for on average £630.

How much would the new model be on release? £1000ish?

Dont know whether to hold out a while and wish for a price drop of the d7000 or just buy now while there's still stock of brand new available..
 
~*~ElmoHolz~*~ said:
Is the new release really going to affect the price that the d7000 is currently at though...you can buy brand new for on average £630.

How much would the new model be on release? £1000ish?

Dont know whether to hold out a while and wish for a price drop of the d7000 or just buy now while there's still stock of brand new available..

The D7000 was a shade over £1000 when it was released. I'd guess this will be about £1100. Once they announce the new camera I suspect the current stocks of D7000s will be all that's available.
 
I'm hopefully getting a D7000 in the next couple of weeks - £530 or £1100? Simple choice for me, no need to wait! Don't see what new features i'd require for another £500.
 
I'm hopefully getting a D7000 in the next couple of weeks - £530 or £1100? Simple choice for me, no need to wait! Don't see what new features i'd require for another £500.

Same with me, I think the d7000 will be a logical step up.
 
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