Rongnongno wrote:
D7500 read your own post. The lack of two cards? Really?
There's more to it than that.
Besides D7200 w/2 card slots and D7500 with only 1...
D7200 is 24MP, D7500 is 21MP.
D7200 has slightly greater color depth and dynamic range.
D7200 has a higher resolution monitor: 1.23 million pixels vs 922K pixels on D7500.
D7200 is rated to get 17% more shots per battery charge than the D7500.
D7200 uses magnesium alloy exterior panels in areas that have been substituted with plastic on the D7500.
On the other hand...
D7500 has a more sophisticated AF system (though they look the same: 51-points, 15 cross type).
D7500 has Nikon's Automated Focus Fine Tuning feature, where it essentially self-adjusts. D7200 doesn't have this feature.
D7500 has a faster frame rate: 8 fps vs 6 fps in D7200. And it has a larger image buffer: 50 RAW, versus 18 in D7200.
D7500 has higher usable ISO (goes up to 51200, versus 25600 in D7200).
D7500 has a partially articulated Touch Screen LCD (tilt only) vs a fixed screen on D7200.
D7500 can shoot 4K video, while D7200 maxes out with Full HD.
D7500 has improved wireless connectivity.
D7500 is a bit lighter weight.
Maybe Nikon has a D7600 in the works that combines the best of both the previous models.