Nikon D7000 DSLR Camera (Body with AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105 mm F/3.5-5.6 G ED VR)Black

I was confused between D5200 and D7000. Both have similar specifications and some specific benefits. Main points of my thought process: D5200 Pros: 24 MP, Expeed 3 processor, tilt flip screen, cheaper. D7000 Pros: Inbuilt motor (I can use older lenses, which are cheaper, like 50mm 1.8D), Magnesium alloy body, weather sealed.Been in market since 2010 and has been considered the ace in the DX format. I am glad i chose D7000, I prefer to call it the Royal Enfield of DX format cameras. It has a solid build quality. It has been there and will remain there. The image quality is unquestionable. you may call D5200 a pulsar or something. It serves the purpose but all the new versions with minor facelifts just makes it one among the crowd. I hope you got my analogy. So if you can shell out a little more, then please go for D7000. It will be a life long affair and you would love to grow old with this beauty.

The camera performed much betr den my expectations and is worth its price. Its has a whopping shutr speed of 6 frames per sec. I m satisfied wid dis cam. Nd i bought it for 47000 from local nikon store (body.4gb card.52mm uv filter.camera bag). I think flipkark is charging more for this product

I was really confused while buying this and did a lot of research on several other cameras from nikon and canon - (d90 60d d5200).I even considered spending some more for nikon d7100 or canon 7d and decided instead.This is perhaps the best camera from nikon in APS c range and vastly popular.It provides you all the tools to become a better photographer.I would recommend people not to go for d5200 which lacks autofocus motor - this would prove expensive in the long run since u have to get a motored lens every time.It beats D90 and canon 60d hands down in almost every department (except canon 60d in video).This is the sort of camera that you can own and built a kit around and buy may b a pro body in some years time.You can then use this one as a second camera.People who would like to go for nikon d7100 and 7d i would say get this one and invest in better glasses ..there isnt a lot between d7000 and d7100 (get out of the mega pixel syndrome). For people new to photography or someone who would buy this as an upgrade from basic slrs - i would say get the kit lens , if you already have a 18-55 get the body only...get a 50mm 1.8 d with this one which is quite cheap ... you would then have both wide angle and potrait covered...if you want amazing night results ..make sure u get a tripod and a remote trigger with this one (the 50 mm +tripod +remote = Rs 7500 roughly) .That is a better way to spend money and learn the craft.