Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5

eternal battle between canon and nikon, feels small in the hand, some controls are hard to find, quality of shots depends on you, but prefer cannon products.

the product is very good, it's just what I had bought, if they would recommendthe product is very good, it's just what I had bought, if they would recommend

The camera was on sale so I bought it but instead of it they sent me machine for wood or something like that and now they don't want to exchange it for my camera coz the price for camera is higher now So I got my money back and no camera Disappointed so much It was Xmas present Thank for nothing Now I have to find a different place to buy my camera and to pay moreAwful service

...from a Canon PowerShot.This is the first DSLR I've bought, and considering the lens the camera came with, I could not be happier. As an amateur just beginning to get into photography for eventual professional use, this camera boasts everything I've ever wanted but never found in cheaper digital cameras targeted at the average consumer. Primarily: incredibly fast snapping speed (especially compared against those cheaper digital cameras I was talking about... which take forever for every picture :/), and an incredibly intuitive interface for configuring everything.I remember I had a real headache just trying to just change ISO settings on an old Canon PowerShot. I don't think I was even able to change shutter speed, much less manually focus the camera - but of course, all of these things that I've wanted to experiment with for years are now finally a snap with this camera. Consequently, every picture I take with this camera is eons ahead of anything any auto-focus camera I've used has ever been able to offer.On a related note, the fact that you also get a heads up within the viewfinder about shutter speed, etc. - is awesome!But if that's all I was looking for, I would've opted for a cheaper D3100. What really differentiated the D5100 was the additional abilitiy to capture full 1080p video. While I'm not aiming to create a film with this camera, I'd recently begun hunting for a cheap digital camcorder to use for motion capture for animation references. The fact that the D5100 was a step-up from the D3100 at the same cost of any decent camcorder sold me on the spot.On a sidenote: I am thoroughly satisfied with the lens the camera comes with, but I'm already beginning to see what other sorts of lenses I want to explore and use. I'm glad the price-point didn't hit the one-thousand-wall because now I have more money to put into lenses later down the line.Since I lack the experience to proffer a more technical review of the camera, let me make my concluding remarks: I am completely satisfied with my purchase and entry into the world of DSLRs. I don't see myself ever turning back, and I can foresee myself using this camera alone for at least several years. While the key distinguishing feature for the D5100 vs. the 3100 was the video capture (the MP increase isn't necessary for my needs), I doubt that's the case for everyone. If you're looking to purchase your first DSLR, not looking for video capture, and the increased megapixel count isn't necessary, I recommend you check out other reviews that make more point-by-point comparisons between the D5100 and D3100 to see if you might be able to save some money. Save it so you can put it into buying lenses, of course.

I'm learning to make this camera work. Turn off all the automatic rubbish and just take good pictures. Start out with the 50mm 1.8 lens. The kit lens is not very good.

Excellent price. This camera is great. This is my second Nikon Camera and my first SLR. I am very happy to experience "Reflex World". It is very fast and versatile. I do not exaggerate when I say that I love this camera.

Very nice , light , good working, but it reach me with broken lcd glass , this disappoining , i repair it without return and don't bay used tools by amazon in the next days. May be the glass broken during transfer backage or others. But i m very happy about my first dslr nikon.i hope recieve all my tools in good conditions during transfering through amazon with good backaging.

I got this camera for my 14 year old daughter, she loves taking pictures and seems to have a talent for it. She loves this camera it takes great pics and its pretty easy to use. I would definitely recommend this camera. I got really good deal on amazon. What can i say amazon they are amazing.

This is my first dslr. I was split between Canon and Nikon for quite a while, but after holding this one in the local target I absolutely loved it. The build quality for this one was better than similarly priced Canon T3/T4 etc. and it feels much better in hand. The colors are very nice. You can get more technical analysis on that on any site like dpreview, so am not getting into that.One of the very useful feature for this camera is the vari-angle LCD viewfinder. In cases where the camera is awkwardly put on a tripod and you are unable to use the OVF, this can be an extremely useful feature. The kit lens (18-55mm f3.5/5.6 VC) that comes with it is amazing. Its extremely sharp, has fast and near silent autofocus and works well when used wide at 18 mm. When wide open, I have noticed slight overall softness in the lens, but that can be very easily corrected in photomatix that I use.The camera flash and the flash compensation work like a charm and so far have produced excellent lighting results for me. As an amateur, you get a lot of stuff to play with in the manual mode, starting from the obvious aperture and shutter speed control to exposure/flash compensation and many other stuff like controlling the white balance. The IR port makes remote shutter release cable free and long exposure shots a child's play.I haven't tried shooting video with it yet. But all in all, with an amazingly good kit lens, great color rendering, very well balanced flash output, I believe this camera will sweep any photography lover off his/her feet :)

This camera is just the camera that my husband and I were wanting! We wanted a camera that would take good pictures and video of our one year old daughter, and it meets all of our expectations! It arrived well before we were expecting it to arrive, so we were able to start playing with it right away!

She had wanted a nice camera to go to the next step in her picture taking abilities. she absolutely loves it! I have owned other Nikon cameras and was never disappointed. This model was recommended by a professional photographer friend who also uses the Nikon products.

Love this camera! This is my first SLR camera. I love that even though I don't know a lot about photography, I can still get great pictures just by using the auto mode or one of the many other scene modes. I have only had this camera for a few weeks and I am eager to learn more!

This was shipped quickly and we received it ahead of schedule from the camera company. This is our first DSLR camera and so far we love this camera. It takes really good photos and whenever we figure out everything this camera will do I'm sure we'll love it even more.

I bought this camera for my wife for christmas and she loves it!! This is a great camera!! I have recommended this camera to many people.

I have always loved photography. I started out with a 8mp Sanyo. It lasted for a while and once I started to get a little income, I told myself that I will have a DSLR. Done my research for a while. I was looking at Canon, but Nikon was the first I went in depth to. Bought my 5100 Wednesday Nov 16th 2012. I bought the bundle and with my discount, it was even cheaper. Elated was not the word to describe me that day because those who know me at my job knew it was all I talked about and I worked my tail off as well. Saved every penny and did not spend haphazardly. Once I got home, I charged up my camera and just like any newbie, I took pictures of random stuff and did not read the instructions. As a result, my photos did not come out good starting out. At the time, I was not familiar with the jargon like I am now. After going through my camera and figuring everything out, the quality of my photos are amazing. As any entry level DSLR's, you get what you pay for as well. Focusing is an issue, which I am sure many of you experience. Taking photos at low light as well. I do not like using my flash unless I have to... I have three batteries, two which are aftermarket brands and I have not used the original in a while. With that being said, I have never been happier with my purchase. Looking to get the D7000 in the summer and will call it quits. The 5100 is great to start out with. It is very user friendly and overall, it is just awesome. You have to play with the camera and test it in all settings.

- Canon or Nikon: This might be overwhelming decision and really you can't go wrong with either. Personally, I prefer Nikon's quality and control. The flip side is with Canon is their lens are often available on a deal (but Nikon's lens are less likely to be on deal).Assuming you have decided to go with Nikon,- If you can spend $500 extra, go buy D7000. It is absolutely the best camera you can buy right now.- If budget is important for you and still want good photographs, buy D5100 without kit lens and spend extra on lens (like Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II Nikkor Telephoto Zoom Lens).- If really tight on budget, just buy D5100 with kit lens. You should be OK for a while.- You will lose some very very advanced features with D5100 (as compared to D7000), but trust me you won't really miss them unless your daytime job is being professional photographer. Again, when I mean features, it's ease of control (i.e. instead of going to Menu > Select certain feature via LCD in D5100, you will have that accesible directly on the body of D7000), not better quality ... that will be determined by the quality of lens and your knowledge about photography.- Since D5200 is on its way, D5100's prices are falling steeply. So, it might be a good time to buy this (I got $250 off on camera (which is OK), but also $250 off on Nikkor lens and AmazonBasics bag + Transcend 16GB SDHC memory card for free). Another reason I bought it was I am going on an overseas trip and want to take good photographs. Not to mention, D5100 is much lighter than D7000, but D7000 is much sturdier (if you plan on photographing in extreme weather conditions).

you can't get a better camera for the price. So far I have taken over 1000 pictures and works perfect! The auto mode is great for begginers, and as you start learning more advanced techniques the camera adapts really well.

Only good words to be spoken about this camera. Seems all of Nikon's DSLR cameras are well worth the price for a professional photographer, yet this camera gives you all the tools with a lower price AND usability by a picture taking noob. Point and click! If you're not sure it was a good photo, just keep clicking! EXCELLENT CAMERA!

I recently purchased the Nikon D5100 DLSR with the 50mm, 85mm and 18-200mm lenses. After few days of usage, the camera started producing black images. Very disappointed.

Bought this for my 13 year old Granddaughter that is interested in photography. Easy to use as point and shoot but gives her a camera she can grow with as her knowledge in photography grows.

This camera is worth the money. It has more features than people most will need and takes good quality pictures.

I bought this camera looking for something that would work well for someone just starting out with photography. Simply put, I wanted a camera that I could basically use as a point and shoot, and as I developed my skill set be able to take more control over. So far it has fit that bill perfectly. Many of the settings are customizable, but work pretty well with the first click. The photos are crisp and the response of the camera is much faster than small point and shoots. Battery life seems to last forever for simple photos, but gets burned very quickly when in video mode. Video's are pretty nice and are shot at 720p. Since it will only do 30 f/s in video, slow motion isn't great.The included software is sufficient, but I wound up switching back to iPhoto for its ease of use. I had to uninstall the software just keep it from opening every time I plugged in any A/V device to my computer.

the camera is very easy to use, compared it to canon t3i which is also a very good camera but in the end chose the nikon.

I used to shoot with a Cannon AE1, but that was like the last decade! Ordered this as a Christmas gift to myself. What a camera! Now all I have to do is learn how to shoot good pictures with it. Maybe some day I'll get a different lens, but for now, it's great!1