Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5

I bought this camera for my sister and it's a great camera. We are both beginners but I think it matters if you know your way around electronics. It's fairly easy for those who know their way. It takes stunning pictures, very professional looking pictures. It has a few scene modes which are great. The zoom goings up to 55 mm, and is okay but not that great. The pictures still come out amazing at the highest zoom. I'd advise anyone who buys this camera to buy a good carrying bag and to purchase a Class 10 memory card. I tried recording video with an SD card from another camera but it cut off after a few seconds.

The flip up screen makes this a really nice camera for me. I do a lot of magazine work and this is really all the camera I need.

Nikon d5100 is perfect both for who want to start photography as me or for a pro. It is very reliable and easy to use. The cost is not that high and, God, the pictures are great ! I have done some shots and I am very proud of myself and of the camera ! Great pictures. Now, i am a Nikon fan and i don't really get those people who say canon are better in video; I did some videos with this camera and i found them great. Very good quality!! The only thing i complain about is the microphone which is not the greatest, and also the sound of the autofocus that covers everything. But, if i ever wanted to do professional video, i would buy an external mic and everything would be fine !!

FIrst - buy a good SD card. I'm irritated because I spent $100 more on a new Nikon over a refurb because of reports of "black photos." I had them too -- until I got a better SD card.Second - the only bad thing I've discovered thus far is recording video. The AutoFocus motor is way too noticeable.Third - buy this camera. I have some camera snob friends who would have rather me spend $4,000 for a camera. Sorry, wasn't going to be making my living w/ this camera. For what I've seen, it's fantastic for a consumer who wants quality without the cost. I don't think it can be beat.Fourth - buy a refurb from someone who is too stupid to buy a fast SD card.

Purchased back in June of 2011 to replace a Nikon 8800 that wouldn't read charged batteries any longer. Took it to Italy a month later. Been all over the US. Takes great pictures. Perfect camera for someone (like me) just getting into manual modes. Have since bought 2 more lenses for it (a 55-200mm and a 55mm)Has a good feel in my hands without being excessively heavy. Love the Vari-angle LCD Monitor - great feature for over head shots or ground level pics.

I'm a long time (over 8 years) Nikon DSLR user, primarily using pro and semi-pro bodies. My main body now is the D3s. So, when I bought the d5100, I was ready to be disappointed.Well, I've had the camera for a couple of months now and I must say that the little camera is a keeper. The images that it can produce are about as good as one could ask for, assuming that the photographer does his part. I'm not a big fan of having to use the menu on so many oft-used parameters, but Nikon fixed much of that with being able to see and change all of that stuff on the LCD. Yes, I still prefer the dedicated screens and buttons that one finds on the pro level bodies, but that's part of why they cost so much.For general photography on a budget, I just don't see how one could need more than what the d5100 offers. I am delighted with this little camera, especially due to the excellent images, and Live View with the swivel screen is simply terrific for use on most any difficult subject.The d7000 is another excellent camera that I own and have used this year, but I must give the d5100 my Best Bang for the Buck award. IMO, you can't hardly go wrong with this camera as a budget camera to carry around all of the time.

....i am just a person who loves to take photos....and when i decided to upgrade finally to a dslr camera from a simple shooter i didnt hesitate to purchase a nikon camera....after much research, i found that the d5100 is just perfect for me and my skill level of photographing....after owning this over a year i am still discovering all of the amazing functions it can do....of course the photos look amazing and it makes me happy!....i have already got 2 lenses for it with a recent purchase of a 18-300mm lens....now my camera is complete and totally awesome....Amazon as always does a great job!

We made the move from a smaller, more compact camera to the Nikon D5100 and were amazed by the difference. Easy to use and the pictures are great in all settings so far.

I love this camera, the photos, everithing about it. I found it has a nice time to respond and can be adjust to every situtation.

As an amateur, I am very pleased with this camera! It is easy to use and takes high quality pictures of my busy boys! Would recommend to anyone wanting to start with a dslr!

Thanks for making my life worth living and putting me back on track in photograghy after 22yrs.truly amazing.Thankyou very much

I teach high school students basic cinematography and they love using these cameras. Love the ease of use and the ability to plug in auxiliary sound. Wish they had a headphone jack but they are great cameras.

I bought this product that said used like new, but it's actually refurbished, which is quite nice but cause I know for a fact that big companies like nikon have very good refurbished items, it actually looks exactly like the brand new item but costs 150 bucks less, so I definitely recommend it, it takes awesome pictures and very easy to use.

I am still getting to know her and it will take a little while before we feel comfortable with each other.Well...what to say about Nikon that is new to you...it's all good!

This camera is by far the best camera I've ever owned. Granted it is my first DSLR but, boy does this camera deliver. So many features, you never stop learning. I am a photographer by hobby not profession. Fun features and excellent quality. I would definitely recommend this camera to anyone willing to learn how to use it. If you don't have patience and give up easily then this camera is probably not for you. If you are willing to learn the possibilities are endless!

I don't know a damn thing about photography but now I'm "kick-ass" with a camera!I'm still learning how to use the more complex features but I would have bought this a long time ago if I had any clue about how freaking awesome it is. I've captured hawks in-flight, breathtaking scenery and incredible up close details.The one challenge I have is auto focusing the spit second before taking an action shot, and maintaining the focus during multi frame per second pictures. You know? When I see the shot gotta take it but no time to focus gott shooot when the moment is hot!

I really don't have the time to write a review. There are lots of people out there on the web who write reviews professionally.

I was looking for a DSLR that wasn't quite high-end amateur but was better than an entry level DSLR. I am partial to Nikons generally. The D5100 fits the description perfectly as a better-than-entry-level camera that won't completely break the bank. It's a great starter DSLR for someone that you think might have aptitude and interest in this area. There is an automatic setting to start off with, but there are plenty of manual settings that you can play with as you explore the camera's capabilities. The resolution is excellent, and the colors come out crisp and clean.I'm not able to review the video capability of the camera as I'm not a video person, and prefer something like the (now discontinued) Flip cameras for video, anyway, as they are lighter, smaller, and more convenient than a DSLR.For a true starter DSLR, the Nikon D3100 is generally what is recommended in the Nikon line, but for the extra money, I think the D5100 is a better value, as the camera performance is better than the D3100, and the additional functionality means that you won't have to replace it as quickly. Someone just starting out in digital photography can grow into the D5100 and use it for many years before needing to upgrade.Nikon cameras in general are very reliable and high performing. If you're looking for an entry DSLR that you can grow into, the D5100 fits that description perfectly.

I'm a loyal Nikon DSLR user, owning the D50, 560, D5000, and now D5100. I love my Nikon DSLRs, but the D5000 was the only camera I found seriously flawed, both in design and quality. The D5100 has completely remedied all those problems for me and the D5100 now ranks as my favorite yet!D5000 Problems?1.) The Swivel-out display was unusable because it was hinged at the bottom of the camera instead of the side, which means it's ideal only for over the head shots and could not be used with a tripod mount. The D5100 gives us a much more usable side-mounted swivel display which can be used with a tripod and can be articulated in many more useful angles (front view, side view, down view, up view, etc.).2.) Because of its position, the Live-View button could easily be triggered when placing the camera to your face. This has been solved with a MUCH better switch mechanism near the mode-dial, along with a dedicated record button.3.) Live-View auto focusing was extremely slow and often inaccurate, the D5100 has made huge improvements in this area.4.) The D5000 also lacked auto focusing during movie recording, although the D5100 still requires the user to hold down the shutter button to activate AF.5.) The microphone has been improved dramatically with far more user controls6.) Hot pixels are gone! The D5000 had notorious hot pixel issues which I've never seen on my previous DSLRs, I had to send my camera back three times...and the problem persisted and got worse every month, Nikon cameras don't have software to automatically map these pixels out so it has to go back to the manufacturer (this almost forced me over to Canon). Fortunately, the D5100 is flawless!7.) The D5100 camera body has a flat bottom which is flush with most Nikkor lenses, the D5000 was taller because of the position of the hinged screen, which meant the camera couldn't be used on flat surfaces to take photos (as I like to do when I'm not carrying my tripod).8.) Probably one of the most critical improvements has been in the resolution of the display, jumping from 230K to 920k.9.) The diopter now has an easier to use knob instead of a fidgety slider control.10.) Video recording now available in 1080p at 30fps, and without the horrendous rolling "Jelly" effectAnd overall, the camera offers much better low-light performance with a much faster and quieter shutter release. It's also much smaller, lighter and feels much more comfortable to hold because of it's nicer hand grip materials.Needs Improvement. Like all DSLRs, this is still a terrible handheld video camera. It takes great video, but the autofocus is still slow and noisy and the microphone is relatively poor. You are still better off putting this camera on a tripod and controlling the focus yourself for professional results, and using an external mic or recording your own audio. Thankfully the high res display makes accurate manual focusing much easier.Overall, I feel this is one of Nikon's most polished cameras.

Everything about the Nikon D5100 is great. Good picture quality, easy to use, adaptable, very resonable price for what you get, and many useful functions. Makes you seem like a professional photographer even when you are not.

Impressive photo quality in low light. Excellent, best in class camera. See the real review on dpreview.com Made me a Nikon fan, at least for their DSLRs.

wanted to upgrade from my iPhone and point-and-shoots to give me more creative imaging. this bundle serves me well. the quality of the images is amazing. one is flexible to just go automatic for times when one's in a rush to fire off a photo, but if you're trying to get creative and into real thoughtful "photography" skills the D5100 provides an excellent set of tools.

This camera has been ideal for sporting events. Easy to use and I love the ease in switching in and out of video mode.

I bought my Nikon D5100 in September and wish I had stayed with Canon. My wife has a Nikon CoolpicP510 and it takes wonderful pictures so I thought I would try a Nikon. Wrong thing to do. The pictures were not sharp and clear. I thought it was the lens that came with it so I bought a better one from some one else. The pictures were some better but not good. Took the camera to a professional and he looked at my pictures and tried some in his shop, all were not clear and sharp. Still trying to get in contact with Nikon to see what they will do! Wish me luck. Up date on this review- I contacted nikon and they was very helpful. Told me how to get info and with it I mailed the camera. It was back in two weeks and all I had to do was reset it for what I wanted the camera to do. The pictures are beautiful. Just what I wanted, now I can take better pictures then my wife! But her Nikon Coolpic510 still has a longer telephoto then my 75 to 200 lens and I do borrow it when I don't have time to change to mine or can't reach what I'm trying to take a picture of..