What's so great about this camera is that it is the perfect camera to do almost anything in regards to video (and of course photography too). I have been getting great results when shooting films because of the shallow depth of field it provides. Additionally, it has one of the highest signal-to-noise ratios of any Digital-SLR cameras.
All you have to do is light a scene with a candle and you can still get great low-noise shots, which is absolutely stunning.
Check out this footage:
Both shot with Nikon af-d 50mm 1.4 lens, at f1.8
In Candlelight - Very Little Noise. Watch in HD on YouTube to see.
If you are a photographer who owns Nikon equipment and you are planning on upgrading to get a camera that can do HD video, this is it. It's quality rivals that of the Canon 7D and 5D because of it's new sensor technology. As soon as I got this camera and started using it with my Nikkor Lenses, it became my absolute favorite. Plus the shutter is very quiet, as opposed to my older Nikon D90.
So I would definitely recommend this camera to anyone looking to spend under $1,500 on a great Nikon camera that can shoot video. It definitely rivals the Canon's and is finally bringing a competitive edge against Canon on the video side.
Student Filmmakers: If you want a great camera and have a great film to shoot, buy the D7000, as it will bring you great results and really keep your film budget down.
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