The D500 isn't as insanely customizable as some other cameras we've reviewed, including Sony's mirrorless APS-C flagship Alpha 6300, but there's enough flexibility to please demanding photographers.

In our review in 2018, we called the Nikon D500 "a dream camera" – and even then, some were saying that DSLRs were on their way out. Fast-forward to 2025 and the mirrorless wave has only grown ...

Think full-framers are the only professional-grade cameras out there? Nikon’s new APS-C-format DSLR, the D500 ($1997, street, body only), challenges the notion that a crop-sensor camera can’t deliver ...

We'll start off with the big boy, and the Nikon D5 is just as large and heavy as you'd expect for a professionally-focused full frame DSLR. It feels much like the D4S, and has the sort of solid build ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

As the age of the DSLR continues to dwindle down, Nikon Japan has quietly hinted at ending production of the pro-grade, crop-sensor Nikon D500. A quick trip over to the Nikon Japan Website shows the ...

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Nikon announced the D500, a DX-format 21-megapixel DSLR with pro-level features, claiming the best combination of speed, reach and connectivity in a compact and lightweight body. Like its sibling the ...

The wait for a modern, pro-grade, APS-C Nikon camera is over. The D500 ($1,995.95, body only) is the replacement for the ancient D300S , and as you'd expect with a seven-year increment between ...