Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5

This was my first time shopping around for a nice entry level DSLR camera. I have had a 7 year old point and shoot camera. I was deciding to go with the D3200 but a photography hobbyist friend mentioned and recommended me this camera over the D3200. The price was a 100 bucks less but was only for the body. I purchased a Sigma 18-200 lens and love my new camera. Cant go wrong.

This camera is exactly what I needed to capture the moments as they happen. The good reviews are right! Read those for the technical aspects of this camera.

nikkon SLR camera what i can said , my wife love it as she love good pictures , this is the first SLR camera i bouth and i very happy with it even more my wife as was her present.

Not recommended for video enthusiasts looking to get that film look. I am keeping mine, but only after months of practice and because I'd rather spend money on all the other gear, not just the camera. Takes amazing shots with a fast lens. 50mm 1.4 highly recommended (although keep in mind if will act like a 75mm on this DX format camera).

This Was The Perfect Camera! The Same As The Nikon 3200(Same Price), But The 3200 Has 24 Mega Pixels And The 5100 Has a Flip Out Screen For Better viewing. The One Thing I've Realized I Want Now But Didn't Get With The 5100 Was 'Wifi' capability. The 3200 Does Come With This And The New 5200 Does as Well. This Camera Does All You Need For The Beginner And The Shutter speed And ISO Range Is Great For The Pro. a Lot Of Features And a Great Starting Lens. Of Course Your Next Purchase Will Be a200mm/300mm Zoom lens But For The Beginner That Can Wait While You hone Your Skills a Bit.

Excellent in low light, and in every setting. I find new settings every day. This was my first DSLR and I was slightly skeptic about any camera I wanted and I picked the right one. From the lens selections to the image quality, it's nearly perfect.I only wish the waterproof casing was less expensive and it took faster continuous shots. I've been converted from Canon Powershots to Nikon. :3

I'm a newbie into DSLR world. Moving from bridge camera to D5100 was a big decision and I'm not regretting :)This little tool is designed for newbies like me. All controls are freaking easy to understand; ease of use is stunningly great because of the extra buttons placed on the right places to get quickly into the desired menus in split seconds. You don't need to browse through all the menus to get to the place that you need. Most of the configurations are only 3-4 clicks away.The 18-55 nikkor lens that comes with this is giving perfect pictures. The vibration reduction feature build into this, in my opinion is just a plus, not a necessity on a low zoom lens. I'm using a manual focus super zoom 28-300 Sigma along with this. Sigma 28-300mm f/3.5-6.3 DG Macro Aspherical Lens for Nikon AFD Cameras which is giving fabulous pictures with no shakes up to, may be, 100-150. Changing lens is just a piece of cake. The built of the body is perfect for me to get the finest possible hold and grip.One other thing that i was skeptical about is the d-movie. It didn't disappoint me at all, no jerks, no zoom issues while recoding (you can zoom, and continuous auto-focus does work!).What makes me impressed is the built-in "effects" feature. You can take those pictures which was once possible only by seasoned professional photographers!!! Just go over the guide and tutor videos any newbie can take better than average pictures within no time; no kidding!It is worth commenting about the battery. In 1.5 hrs you will get it fully charged! Haven't gone on a day long trip yet, to know how long does the power lasts on continuous shooting. But, by far, it is giving me reasonably good mileage.What I'm missing================1) Command dial could have been bit more intelligent. If i want to set the aperture or shutter speed it requires several turns.. rather it could have made touch sensitive to go faster if i dial it faster.2) Two more buttons; like zoom buttons in point-n-shoot cameras to control ISO.

I sold my D3100 and purchased the D5100. I really liked my D3100, but there are 2 features I wanted that the D5100 has: 1.) bracketing function and 2.) ISO 1/3 increments. I like HDR photography, and the 3 exposure bracketing mode makes it easier to do on the D5100 (although I wish it had a 5 exposure bracketing mode). I take a lot of night photos, and the D3100 would only go from 800 to 1600 to 3200. The D5100 will let you shoot at ISO 1000, 1250, 2000, etc. The high ISO performance on the D3100 is very good, but it is outstanding/phenomenal on the D5100. I have taken quite a few ISO 5000 and 6400 photos on the D5100 that come out awesome with almost no noise, even with the stock lens. I recently took a photo at ISO 5000 and posted on flickr that looks like ISO 200 on almost any other camera I have ever used, including my Panasonic GH1. I will share it on Amazon. I believe the incredible low light, high ISO performance is because the D5100 shares the same sensor as the D7000. So this is a big upgrade from the D3100 as far as the sensor in low light environments. I have taken about 500 photos so far, and pictures come out tack sharp with the stock lens. Combined with the 35 mm F1.8 Nikon lens, the camera takes as fantastic of pictures as I could possibly imagine. Battery life is incredible--after 500 pics the battery indicator still showed the full 3 bars. I also like the adjustable swivel screen for when I am shooting on a tripod or above my head. The one thing I do not like about the camera are the placement of the buttons and settings. There is not a button for ISO; you have to press the "i" button then scroll down on the screen and change it. You could assign ISO to the Fn button (which is in a difficult location on the left side of the camera), but then you can't set the camera to a 2 second self-timer without going through the menu. I use the 2 second timer a lot for shooting on a tripod at night, so I didn't change the Fn button. On the D3100, the self timer was on a switch on the top; not sure why they removed that. Overall the controls are somewhat cumbersome in the dark without looking at the camera. I am getting used to them, but they could make it easier. Finally, the D5100 does not autofocus on older Nikon lenses like the D7000 does. But I think the picture quality of the D5100 is probably equal to the D7000 because they use the same sensor. Other than the controls/button placement issue, I love this camera and highly recommend it. I think it is certainly worth the 200 dollars more than the D3100 if you are considering between the 2.

bought my refurbished, looks brand new..had 4500 actuation/shutter count on it when I got it..Takes stunning photos in all modes. Simple to use as a point and shoot (get great results)..very nice low light shots with ease and handheld (no tripod needed for what I need it for)..has full manual control with the typical scene modes, aperature/shutter priority and Program mode.The menu system is very intuitive and the screen is crystal clear.I am very pleased with this camera, nice size for a dslr, not too big but large enough to hold comfortably.I see the handful of 1 star reviews....some seem to be canon fanboys and others just got a lemon, which will happen with ANY brand.

I Love this camera, very easy to use and takes beautiful pictures. It is quiet and does not weigh a lot

I did not buy this camera for myself but had it shipped to someone else. They are pleased with the camera but have not had it long enough to make a good review of it.

I am so happy with this camera, there is no word to explain the feeling... It's such a great camera, the photos looks really good. I recommend! Buy without fear :)

Taking fotos with this one is amazingly easy.Focus management, light exposure and handling is superb.Manual options are easy to set up.

Very versatile lens with exceptional ease of use. The vibration reduction helps minimize the blurring that sometimes comes with telephoto lenses. The only drawback is the f 4.5 maximum aperture (I couldn't afford the much more expensive lens). But for the price it is a great lens

I would buy this camera in a heartbeat again if I needed too.I bought this camera about 10 months ago and I still love it. I am very careful with it and shoot twice a month with it sometimes more if people are visiting. The pictures are great. This has a little more features than your basic entry level dslr I've learned. I am still learning this camera. It would probably take me a couple of photography classes to learn everything on this camera.If you are looking for a basic entry DSLR with a little more "umph" to it, this is your camera. It takes very clear beautiful photos even with the entry level lens they send with it.

I upgraded from the Nikon D-40 partly because I just thought it was time. 11 focusing points on this camera makes a huge difference for me. I took some great photos with the D-40 and still own it with some reluctance. Re-sell value is terrible and its to great a camera to simply give away for a measly couple of hundred bucks considering I paid almost then what I paid for this now. So with that comparison alone it makes this camera a buy. Thought about the 3100 but remembered my experience with reasons for upgrading so why not spend a few more dollars now. I couldn't afford the next level up so this is it. Honestly, I still have a ton to learn and so far this camera is superb. The thing that really has me convinced is that when I used a trial edition of adobe Lightroom 4 the actual shot photo (to me) looks better than what they are trying to change it to. Granted I still have a lot to learn but just going by what I see when I compare the photos so not sure about software too much. But my naked eye tells me there are times when there is no reason to change the tone or white balance as this camera photo looks better than the auto settings in Lightroom on most, not all, occasions. Have yet to try the video side and actually didn't buy it for the video and would have personally preferred it being a camera only with more features. But maybe I will say to myself why not mix in some video which I failed to do and was highly upset after shooting a waterfall. A 2 mintue video snip would have fit perfectly embedded within a slide show. But I was not hiking back just for video. I say buy.

is very important, your style is excellent, the use is easy, recomended!!!! the lents are excellent very expensive, recomended for you

Camera was a great deal; only was disappointed that the bottom did not come with the piece to hold in just a single battery when I don't want to use the extended battery pack.

I lost my D60 on a flight return to Europe. Heartbroken, I looked for a replacement and decided on the 5100. Now, I loved my 60 but this camera is great! I was already familiar with controls as they are not that much different so once the battery was charged up it was good to go. The clarity of the pictures are sensational and the flip screen monitor is a super upgrade from my 60. However, I wished it used the same battery as the 60 so I wouldn't have to order another battery. Other than that, the consolation in losing my beloved camera (which was a gift) is enjoying the benefits and features of this one. Take the time to learn the "pro" settings, I also ordered,The Newbies Guide to the Nikon D5100: The Beginners Guide to Using an SLR Like a Proand it's a great step toward advancing your skills with this awesome camera.

give it a 3 very good low noise i high iso better than my old sony A65 at 1600 iso minus one star for build quality but should be expected on a low end camera minus another star for focus point very limited to focus where i want.

I have been using a Lumix with a Leica lens for a few years. When I got this, I can't believe the difference! It has a lot of manual features that I"ll use later after I become more accustomed to this camera. For now, I have been using the auto mode and love the results!

The auto focus of the 18-55 lens has a problem and gets stuked sometimes. Instead of that, excelent camera, excelent 55-200 lens and very nice bag.

I am in love with this camera!!! I used a Nikon D60 for 5 years. It was wonderful. I knew it inside and out. I thought I had mastered everything I needed to master in the photography world. Then my shutter motor died. I was devastated. I bought this model after doing some research and have not been sorry. The only thing I don't like is it does go through the battery rather quickly ( when shooting long exposures) I will buy an extra battery and be hap hap happy!

It's a great camera. Bought it for my son; he just loves it. The purchase was processed in time. Thanks.