Nikon D7000 + 18-105Mm Vr

16.2 Megapixel CMOS SensorNikon D7000 delivers brilliant 16.2 megapixels image resolution. It comes with DX format CMOS image sensor that delivers stunning shots with absolute clarity and precision. It is this fast processing system that allows D-lighting function to save the details of a scene under high contrast situations.EXPEED 2 Image ProcessorEXPEED 2 engine from the house of Nikon is capable of delivering high performance superior quality images. It enables greater level of noise reduction, reduced power consumption, fast image processing and better colour reproduction.100 -6400 ISO expandable up to 25600Be it poor lighting indoor or dim light conditions outdoor, Nikon D7000 can shoot in all light conditions equally well with the help of its ISO that ranges from 100 6400. While manually adjusting the ISO of the camera, you can expand ISO up to 25600 for shooting in extreme dark surroundings. You need not worry about image noise at high ISO as the image processor of the camera produces high definition photographs with brilliant finesse even at high ISO.39 Point AF System with 3D TrackingNikon D7000 comes with an advanced autofocus system that lets you shoot in any situation easily. Equipped with 39 point auto focus system, it enables you to choose the point of focus on the intended subject extensively. You simply have to select your chosen focus point on the camera¿s screen to lock the focus. Also, there are 9 cross type sensors in the center of the frame which allows for certain acquisition of your subject. You can limit the number of active focus points to 11. D7000 also allows you to track a moving subject by focus locking. It can easily track any fast moving subject without losing focus on its subsequent action through 3D tracking system. There are other AF modes like single point AF, dynamic area AF and auto area AF which you can select according to your shooting requirement.2,016 Pixel RGB MeteringAn integrated light meter in cameras determines its power to measure the reflected light automatically along with optimal exposure level. This is called metering in camera vocabulary. In