JPL wrote:
Your best choices are Nikon D500 and Nikon D7500.
The D500 has fast fps, fast and accurate autofocus, good weathersealing, good in low light, large buffer and generally considered the best camera today for bird shooters, other brands included in that statement. There are many other advantages of the D500, too many to count for here.
The D7500 is a trimmed down version of the D500. It has the same sensor and resolution. The fps is slower, the buffer not as large, only one SD card, according to reviews the autofocus is not as accurate but still very good. The camera is made of more plastic and less metal. So the camera body is not quite as strong but lighter. This camera is a very good camera for birders and the main advantage over the D500 is the price.
The D7200 has one advantage over the other two, it has a bit more resolution but behind them in most or every other way which is quite normal as it is a few years older technology, kind of a one generation older camera.
Your best choices are Nikon D500 and Nikon D7500. ... (
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The 1rst paragraph says it all. The D500 is superior to the 7500!