The 20.9-megapixel D500 ($2,000, body only; $3,070 kit with AF-S DX Nikkor 16-80mm f/2.8-4E ED VR zoom lens) is Nikon’s newest ... is focus control on the side of the mount (more on this later).

This could be being thrown around at the side of a sports field ... Well, after just a few minutes with the D500, we're glad to say that Nikon once more has a flagship APS-C DSLR to be proud ...

crop-sensor Nikon D500. A quick trip over to the Nikon Japan Website shows the model listed as an “old product.” This designation is given by Nikon to any piece of gear near the end of its production ...

After 6 years neglecting the power APS-C action photographer, Nikon released the mostly impressive D500 dSLR, the little sister to the pro full-frame D5. With the same autofocus and metering ...

Nikon just unveiled the new D500, part of its Nikon DX series of APS-C digital cameras, at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas today. The camera blends some of the power of the newly ...

The price of the Nikon D7500 and Nikon D500 compared When purchased body-only, the D500 will set you back US$750 more than the new D7500. The D7500 can also be purchased for $1,750 bundled with an ...

It's easily Nikon's most expensive DX camera as well, running $2,000 for the body only or $3,069.95 bundled with a 16-80mm f/3.5-5.6 VR lens. The D500 will reach the US in March of 2016. About ...

Nikon announced the D500, the company’s latest top-of-the-line APS-C DSLR, at CES back in January. The $2,000 camera finally hit store shelves early this summer, and I spent a few weeks using it ...

It’s rare that an APS-C system packs comparable power to a full-frame flagship, but that’s the case with the Nikon D500. This crop sensor camera (referred to as "DX format" in Nikon ...

The Nikon D500 puts the company's finest autofocus system in a tough, compact SLR body that will please demanding enthusiasts and pros alike. By Jim Fisher 23 May 2016, 9:04 p.m.

The Nikon D500 review camera fulfilled our expectations for a flagship APS-C DSLR camera and comes with most (if not all) the functions a serious enthusiast or professional photographer would require.