
B&H and Adorama opened their online ordering for the next two days (until Friday evening) and already have listings for the Nikon D7500 camera (some of the links may not be live yet):
B&H:
Adorama:
Amazon:
EU pre-orders:

In order to fit all three cameras, I created this separate page for this Nikon D500 vs. Nikon D7500 vs. Nikon D7200 specifications comparison. The information in the table is taken directly from Nikon’s website. If you see any errors, please post a comment and I will make the changes. Check also yesterday’s post for everything you need to know on the new Nikon D7500.
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Here is everything you need to know on the new Nikon D7500 (green = good, red = bad):

The Nikon D7500 DSLR camera is now officially announced:
Update – some of the offers are expiring today:
Starting today Topaz Labs is offering 40% off their entire online store – that’s about $200 off their Complete Collection.
You must use coupon code SPRING40. This offer is valid until April 16th
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With the recent addition of Topaz Texture Effects 2, Impression 2, and Glow 2, the Complete Collection includes all 17 plugin products, which individually would cost over $1000.
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Franzis is running an Easter Promo on some their photo editing software packages – 50% off until April 24th. Here is the list of products eligible for the 50% off discount:
April’s offer from Macphun: Luminar editor for Mac + 1 month of KelbyOne membership + 12 portrait presets from Scott Kelby for $69 (total value of $99).
This offer is valid until Wednesday, May 3rd. Pricing as low as s $49 for Macphun users or $59 for non-Macphun users when you use coupon code PHOTORUMORS.




More specifications for the upcoming Nikon D7500 camera – no surprises so far from what I already reported here on the blog: