Nikon D7000 uses a detailed preface.

After years of equipment evaluation, I have become more and more critical about equipment selection. Nikon's four-digit products launched in recent two years are always unsatisfactory. Both the D5000 with flip LCD and the D3000 with boot mode have done some tricks on the low-end configuration, which seems to be somewhat unsatisfactory.

It was not until the introduction of Nikon D7000 that this series made people shine. From the configuration point of view, D7000 is no longer a "high-end entry-level" product, and its position has been higher than D90, approaching D300s, becoming a standard mid-range product. In addition to increasing the number of pixels to16.2 million, D7000 is also equipped with a brand-new focusing and metering system, which supports full HD video shooting, and adopts a magnesium-aluminum alloy body and a viewfinder with a field of view of about 100%. Such a product with new model, high configuration and quite competitive price has been sought after and concerned by many fans once it came out. Many people ask me for advice, and I also recommend them one by one, but I have little personal strength. This kind of product can't be explained thoroughly in a few words, and it is worth introducing in detail and publishing a book. It happened that the author of this book gave me a sample book. I looked through it for two days and talked about some thoughts. After reading this book, the proportion of pictures and texts is very suitable and easy to read. It is not only suitable for Nikon camera users to understand the characteristics of new models, but also suitable for photographers as a reference for equipment purchase. The introduction of D7000 is detailed and accurate, covering all kinds of experience and skills. In particular, the chapter on lens recommendation in the book applies not only to D7000, but also to all Nikon low-end digital SLR products, including D300s, D90, D5000 and D60. In addition, editing the chapters of photos with Nikon Capture NX 2 is also very detailed, and I have also gained something from it.

If you are interested in buying D7000, or considering upgrading your camera to D7000, you may wish to read this book in advance, which will definitely make your choice more rational; If you are only interested in equipment, then the rich and practical contents in this book will never let you down.

The two authors of this book are my best friends. One is Mr. Wang Yonghui. They have known each other for ten years and have published books together. His grasp of the positioning, text and structure of books is convincing, and his books are easy to understand and have a very wide audience. Faye Ting was my colleague when I was engaged in digital photography. Although he is young, he is.

His spirit of studying equipment is admirable, and his understanding and grasp of new technologies are in place. The combination of the two authors is also the best guarantee for the quality of this book.