Nikon D7000 with 18-105VR lens now £689

[c22w1]

Given that the price of the D7000 is now £689 after the Nikon cashback promotion, probably the lowest it will go, the question is, do I swap my Canon 7D and change manufacturers? Is the high ISO performance that much better on the Nikon? Very tempted at that price....

 

[PaulButler]

Chris, no argument from me the D7000 is an excellent camera and imo/e handles high ISO very well. I've not shot with the 7D so can't offer an opinion. I'd be surprised though if the difference is enough to change for - but I've been surprised before

I have some high iso shots from when I had my D7000 if you'd like I can post some up - high being 3200 up to 6400

 

[nikonf2]

You couldn't tell me where its at for £689.
Cheers,

 

[Gary Coyle]

You couldn't tell me where its at for £689.
Cheers,

Its £785 with the 18-105 lens at Harrisons http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/Cameras/D-SLR-Cameras/Nikon-D7000-D-SLR-Digital-Camera-Body-18-105mm-VR-Lens_VBA290K001.htm so with delivery and the Nikon £100 cashback it comes in at £685

Harrisons also do the body only for £625 so thats £529 after delivery and the cashback

 

[nikonf2]

Its £785 with the 18-105 lens at Harrisons http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/Cameras/D-SLR-Cameras/Nikon-D7000-D-SLR-Digital-Camera-Body-18-105mm-VR-Lens_VBA290K001.htm so with delivery and the Nikon £100 cashback it comes in at £685

Harrisons also do the body only for £625 so thats £529 after delivery and the cashback

Cheers...

 

[c22w1]

Also at Amazon.
Is the D7000 a worthwhile upgrade for the Canon 7D?