The latest rumorations point to a Nikon D7000 replacement before April 2013. Based on Nikon’s recent naming scheme, this camera would presumably be dubbed the D7100.
Rumored specs on the new camera include a 24MP sensor, ISO 100-6400 and a form factor similar to its full frame brother – the D600.
[via Nikon Rumors]
The D7000 is already ISO 100-6400
The D7000 is already a pretty amazing camera. I have yet to run into a megapixal problem with the current specs. To me, I could see them taking the model even further to make it a more professional DX, having the advantages of a smaller body but pro functionality and features like faster images per second, a much bigger LCD for the back, bluetooth/wifi, and a better viewfinder. Other than that, the D7K already rocks!
Agreed!
They should at least increase the ISO capabilities for low light photography, as well as FPS to at least 8 fps in RAW, that should be a huge update and I would for sure get this new camera, if not, I’d rather spend a few extra bucks and get the D600 and get a full frame….
I wish my D300s had the D7000 upgrade in ISO performance and pixels.
A thought, it’s too bad they could not make a pro body like the D300 with a modular chip & sensor upgrade option only. I hate to keep spending thousands for a whole new camera body. Going from a D300s to a D7000 is like taking a step forward then a step back. So I hanging on to my D300s since it is a great workhorse of a camera.
I can’t wait to see if a D400 emerges. If you look at the great ISO the D800 has, why could they not just cut the same sensor down to a 15 meg, DX size? For get the D3200 24meg sensor that is a waist of file space and not that good in high ISO performance. It would have a better high ISO imaging than the D700 thus a strong reason to stay with DX. 15 meg is about the optimum pixel density anyhow since few lens in DX can get sharp enough to focus much more than that.
Concordo com a melhoria propostas pois também tenho uma D300s que é um trator para todo serviço.