Nikon D7000

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	Reviewed: Nikon D7000 When it comes to mid-to-high-end dSLRs, it takes quite a bit to float my boat these days. I'm not looking for whizzy new features, bold redesigns, or insane burst rates for either myself or the shoppers I advise; to me, the perfect camera just gets out of the way between my eye and the final photograph (and perhaps video). That's a lot more elusive than you'd expect. But shooting with the Nikon D7000 frequently came close to delivering the photographic tinglies in a way I haven't felt in way too long--I think since I gave the Canon EOS 5D Mark II an Editors' Choice Award almost two years ago.  Read more  Nikon Nirvana: Which Nikon dSLR? Lori Grunin Senior editor, digital imaging Contact editor The latest 3D cameras and camcorders: The first wave With people hungry for content to view on their 3D-enabled TVs or computers, manufacturers started trickling out cameras and camcorders this year that just about anyone can use for shooting 3D.  Read more Canon 5D Mark II, 7D get mode dial upgrade Firmware upgrades for cameras are the norm, and it's not every day we see brands offering hardware upgrades. However, Canon announced this week that it will tweak the mode dial for its EOS 5D Mark II and EOS 7D.  Read more Ion's 'double-lens' Twin Video camcorder ships We saw an early mock-up of Ion's dual-lens Twin Video mini camcorder at last year's CES. Now, almost a year later, the product is finally shipping, and it doesn't really look like the mock-up. However, it still has two lenses that allow you to shoot rear and front video feeds with the touch of a button.  Read more Pentax K-r gets toy robot treatment When I first saw this limited-edition Pentax K-r digital SLR called the K-r Korejanairobomoderu, I thought it was a dSLR made from Legos.  Read more Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T99 The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T99 is basically the sexier ultracompact version of the company's W350 and if you want a touch-screen camera and can't afford a more expensive model, the T99 is a decent camera. On the other hand, if you don't need its "wow" factor, the W350 is a better value.  Read more   Most popular cameras 1. Canon PowerShot S95 2. Canon EOS Rebel T2i (with 18-55mm lens) 3. Nikon D3100 (with 18-55mm lens) 4. Canon PowerShot SX130 IS 5. Canon PowerShot A3100 IS (red)   Most popular camcorders 1. Panasonic HDC-SD60K (black) 2. Kodak Playsport (black) 3. Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera (black) 4. Flip UltraHD (black) 5. Sony Bloggie MHS-CM5 (purple) Connect with CNET Facebook Twitter CNET online Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners
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