"Comments and tips from users"
thomabob12 The D7200 has a higher resolution sensor with 24-megapixels. verses the 21-megapixel sensor on the D7500, there is no denying that the extra 14 percent of pixels are important if you create large format prints for your clients.
The D7200 battery life is greater… (1110 vs 950)
The D7200 has better IQ than the D7500 a.k.a. color depth (24.5 vs 24.3) and better dynamic range (14.6 vs 14) albeit the D7500 has a tad better low light proformance.
From DxOmark
https://www.dxomark.com/Cameras/Compare/Side-by-side/Nikon-D7200-versus-Nikon-D7500___1020_1161The D7200 has NFC (Near Field Communication) while the D7500 does not albeit it does have Bluetooth.
The D7200 also has two storage slots compared to the D7500's single storage slot.
This is a HUGE deal breaker for commercial shooters.
Ths D7200 accepts a battery grip while the D7500 is crippled since it doesn’t allow for this component. Again a HUGE deal breaker for those who are commercial sport shooters… Ergonomics are vastly improved for those who must shoot high end telephoto glass. Trust me, I can't balance my AF-S 200-400mm f/2.8 VR on my Wimberley Gimbal without the MB-D15 on my D7200, and the D7500 is even lighter
The D7200 has a rugged magnesium alloy body, while the D7500 has a plastic body.
What’s to love about the D7500?
A touchscreen LCD that articulates
Faster Frame Rate (extra 2 fps)
Deeper Buffer
Better video resolution and Bluetooth.
Unlike the D500 both the D7500 and D7200 have a built-in flash which can serve as an optical trigger for off camera flash.
Bottom Line? If you shoot weddings or sports commercially the D7500 simply isn’t an option. However if you’re a hobbyist the D7500 may be just your cup of tea.
My choice? I’m a commercial shooter and have two D7200’s with MB-D15 Battery Grips
Hope this helps thomabob12 and welcome to the UHH!
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