This camera works. That was my thought after testing the Nikon D7500 for two days of sub-freezing photography in Rocky Mountain National Park – only taking breaks from the cold while driving from one location to the next – in conditions that are the very definition of a field review. We’ve now been testing the D7500 at Photography Life for several weeks, but the 48 hours of intense shooting at Rocky Mountain solidified things. This DSLR packs a serious punch, and it is reminiscent in many ways of Nikon’s higher-end options, both full-frame and crop sensor. In this comprehensive D7500 review, we’ll cover the most important aspects of Nikon’s newest prosumer DX DSLR, including image quality tests and comparisons with other cameras on the market. Not everything about the D7500 is perfect, but Nikon got a lot of things right, as you’ll see below.
