User:ChanceSwenson781
I was a major film fanatic all this years because I by no means liked how digital rendered colors and handled highlights. D7000 is exceptional in this case, specially in case you method RAW files in Aperture three and turn on extended mode in Curves. I cannot comment on JPEGs because I never shoot them, but RAW files are fantastic. A different brilliant items is high ISO performance, there is literally no noise at any settings. There is a grain but film also has grain and I don't care about it, but you'll find no blue/violet pixels even on ISO 6400 images shot at candle light.
I also have massive quantity fo old Nikon lenses and potential to make use of them was a big plus for me, D7000 can meter all lenses made by Nikn or for Nikon from 1959 and above. As for metering, it Does not overexpose!!! At least in RAW files, none of my RAW files have pure white pixels. But since in camera JPEG processor just isn't as smart as you, it could make overexposed JPEGs because of this. That's because JPEGs have 256 shades of each color and raw has 16384. In my opinion D7000 is absolutely finest crop sensor camera ever produced by any manufactor.