Nikon has just taken the wraps off its new enthusiast DSLR, the D7500. Borrowing a lot of key tech from the flagship D500, it slots in above the D7200 in the Nikon DSLR range.
We've already had some time with the new camera, so check out our hands-on Nikon D7500 review for our first impressions, but here are some of the highlights to get you up to speed...
1. It uses the same sensor as the D500
That's right, the Nikon D7500 has the same brilliant 20.9MP APS-C DX-format sensor that's in the D500. You may lose a few million pixels compared with a 24MP sensor, but in return you get an ISO range that extends to an incredible ISO1,640,000 equivalent.
2. It uses an enhanced 51-point AF system
The D7500 uses Nikon’s tried-and-tested 51-point AF system, which covers a decent portion of the frame and is sensitive all the way down to an impressive -3EV. This now comes with a Group-Area AF function (we've seen it on other Nikon DSLRs, but this is a first for a D7xxx camera) for improved subject tracking. There's also Auto AF Fine Tune, which lets you calibrate certain lenses.