David Busch's Nikon D7500 Guide to Digital SLR Photography from Rocky Nook is your all-in-one comprehensive resource and reference guide to the feature-packed Nikon D7500 camera. Filled with how-to steps and full-color illustrations, this book covers the camera's abilities in detail, from taking your first photos through advanced discussion of setup, exposure, lens selection, lighting, and more. Included is a straight forward guide to the D7500, complete with close-up photos and descriptions of the camera's essential features and controls. With best-selling photography author David Busch as your teacher and mentor, you'll soon have the knowledge and confidence to master your camera's capabilities. Bring your creative vision with the Nikon D7500 to light and pick up a copy of this book today.

Author: David D. Busch    Softcover, 528 Pages    Handy Visual Guide    Published October 2017

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How would you rate the performance or quality of the video of D7500 compared to D750 FX or when compared to the Canon 80D in video quality and ease of use? Does D7500 and D750 both only use the DX area for video. (ie. DX area of D750 full frame or will video capture come from full width of FX D750)?

A: The D7500 (a DX camera) can use the DX area of sensor which is full sensor for Full HD. The D750 can use either full area with FX lenses in Full HD or DX area in DX mode when in Full HD. In 4K the D7500 crops in more than DX area.

Q: 2. Does the D7500 have a multiple exposure mode?

A: Yes, you can combine from 2 to 10 frames in a single image. You access the settings from the Photo Shooting Menu.

Q: 3. I have d3400 i would like to know if the lenses kit could be use with the camera?

A: Yes any lens that works on D3400 will work on D7500

Q: 4. Is it compatible with Nikon D7100?

A: That one will not work. The shutter release cord is ten pin and that does not fit on the D7100.This one might work but the manufacture has not tested it with a D7100, a href= http://bhpho.to/KmJZQQ. target= _blank http://bhpho.to/KmJZQQ./a

Q: 5. Most of the photos on the website show the tilting screen on the back tilted out "about 45 degrees". But one of the photos is a straight-on photo of the back and it seems to show the screen "perfectly horizontal"; i.e. "tilted out at 90 degrees" from the camera. My question: How far out can the screen be tilted?

A: I can't say exactly what the degree of articulations are, but when tilted up the screen can go about 90 degrees and when tilted down it can go about 45 degrees.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Nikon D3200 Camera ?

A: If the camera has a screw hole on the bottom for a tripod, it should fit this bracket. I am very happy with my bracket and find it to be quite functional.

Q: 7. Does the d7500 have a commander mode, and does it do hi speed auto FP?

A: The pop flash on the D7500 can work as a commander to optically trigger Nikon compatible speedlights off camera. It also offers the Auto FP sync function for high speed sync applications with Nikon compatible flashes.

Q: 8. Night shooting?

A: I have used the camera in low light conditions with excellent results because of the increased ISO. When viewing the subject, it was difficult to discern because of the nighttime but after the photo, it was really clear and vibrant with very little noise.

Q: 9. is the nikon d7500 have weather sealed?

A: Yes it is weather resistant

Q: 10. D7500. I noticed a symbol blinking on the left side of the screen looks like 2 triangles align and cannot delete l looked over manual cannot find and also every time I turn camera off a dialog box appears it reads wireless transmission will continue. To suspend transmission select off for send while off Please help

A: I am using the single point focus for my pictures. the triangles, pointing left or right indicate the direction you should turn the focus adjustment on the lens. when a single white dot appears the focus point is in exact focus. Better than my eyes!! As to the dialog box since I do not have the camera tied to any smart device or smart app, it is not transmitting anything and I ignore it!