Nikon D7500 DX DSLR with 18-140mm VR Lens

Inspiring performance for your boundless creativity

D7500 is built for maximum performance with top tier image quality, blazing speed, flawless autofocus, 4K Ultra HD video and pro-grade creative toolsall in a comfortable, rugged design. This is a camera for the new generation of creators.

Flagship Image Quality

The D7500 uses the same 20.9 MP DX-format image sensor and EXPEED 5 image processing engine as the D500, taking your photos and videos to the next level.

20.9 Megapixel CMOS Sensor

The D7500 employs the same CMOS image sensor used in the Nikon DX flagship model D500, offering 20.9 megapixels. Designed without a low-pass filter, it strikes an optimal balance between image resolution and low-noise performance. Paired with NIKKOR lenses, the D7500 produces amazingly sharp, crisp images.

EXPEED 5 Image Processing

Nikons powerful EXPEED 5 image-processing engine handles fast continuous shooting and 4K UHD video recording at 30p with ease.

ISO Range up to 51,200

With a wide standard ISO range from 100 to 51,200 (expandable to ISO 1,640,000), you can achieve sharper low-light images with minimal noise.

8 fps Continuous Shooting with Extended Buffer Capacity

Capture elusive subjects at their peak with up to 8 fps continuous shooting for approximately 50 RAW images (14-bit lossless compressed).

51 Point AF System

Quickly focus on erratically moving and low-contrast subjects with a versatile 51-point AF system and the same group-area AF mode found in Nikons flagship D5 and D500.

180k-pixel RGB Sensor

Just like the D500, the D7500 employs a 180K-pixel RGB sensor for more powerful face detection to improve the accuracy of capture-enhancing features like matrix metering, i-TTL, 3D-tracking, AWB and more.

4K UHD Video Recording

The D7500 lets you record up to 29:59 in 4K UHD/30p as well as Full HD. Record uncompressed, 8 bit 4:2:2 4K UHD files to an external recorder via HDMI, while simultaneously recording to your in-camera SD memory card. You also have the option of recording in MP4 format for smooth playback on smart devices. Combined with the excellent optical performance of NIKKOR lenses, the D7500 depicts scenes in breathtaking detail.

In-camera Time-lapse Movies

The D7500 lets you generate 4K UHD2 or Full HD time-lapse movies, entirely in the camera.

Power Aperture Control

Change the aperture smoothly and quietly during movie recordingespecially useful for significant brightness shifts in a single shot.3

Versatile Sound Controls

Microphone sensitivity levels can be adjusted in 20 increments while visually monitoring the sound level indicator during movie recording.

Active D-Lighting

Preserve details in highlights and shadows when shooting high-contrast scenes, giving your footage richer tonal gradation and a more natural brightness.

Electronic VR

Capture smooth footage when working without a tripod, or using a single-focal-length (prime) lens without optical VR.

Take creative control over your images

With Nikons Picture Control System, you can select one of eight Picture Controls according to your creative intentions including Picture Control Auto to automatically optimize images to each scene.

Built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Connectivity

Share your most impressive images easily. The D7500 can be constantly connected to a smart device4 via Bluetooth, with the SnapBridge application installed. Automatically transfer images taken with the D7500 to your smart device or upload them automatically to NIKON IMAGE SPACE.

Built-in Pop-up Flash

When shooting in low-lit interiors or capturing a portrait at night, the D7500s versatile, built-in pop-up flash comes in handy.

WR-R10 and Speedlight System

Combined with Nikons versatile WR-R10 Wireless Remote Controller (sold separately), the D7500 can control up to three groups of optional SB-5000 Speedlights simultaneously via radio control.

Multiple Exposure

Combine up to 10 images using the multiple exposure function. Save every frame or just the composite image.

Raw Batch Processing

Quickly select and process large quantities of RAW images in-camera to adjust settings, correct exposure and save post-production time.