

Here is everything you need to know on the new Nikon D7500 (green = good, red = bad):
- no Ai coupling (no support for non-CPU lenses)
- new tilt screen
- new touch screen
- single SD memory card slot (just UHS-I, no support for UHS-II)
- no vertical grip option (no contact on the bottom of the camera)
- new neck strap holders
- lighter than the D7200
- battery life went down to 950 shots (the D7200 had 1,110)
- new highlight-weighted metering.
- 8 fps (up to 50 14-bit lossless compressed RAW frames)
- Snapbridge
- LCD screen resolution went down to 922,000 dots (the D7200 had 1,228,800 dots)
- no NFC (the D7200 had NFC)
- Expeed 5
- US pricing: $1,249.95 (body only), $1,749.95 (lens kit)
- no possibility to add a battery grip:





















