Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5

I had mine for 2 months and I really liked it. It has been in repair for 3 months. Randomly started taking all black pictures. Nikon does not supply any response to my request for status updates. I have never regretted a purchase more than this. The lack of communication from repair and support is what really frustrates me. Hope others have better luck.Update:I have had the camera out of repair now for about a year and it is fantastic. I must have just got a bad one. Have had 0 issues since the initial repair. Update from 2 to 4 stars.

Recently upgraded from D40. Main use for my kids pics. I'm not a beginner but fairly comfortable with all the manual settings on a DSLR. So far very satisfied with quality of pictures, ease of use and size (didn't want to get something too big). Since I was familiar with D40, it didn't take long before I figured out many of the functions.

So far this camera lives up to its product description and my expectations. I am very happy with my new Nikon.

The camera was delieverd in time and in good condition. Great camera & easy to use. Good pictures but needs polorizing filter if taking pictures in bright sun in Auto mode.

I spent months researching my next camera (from a K20d) and settled on this one for it's killer image sensor, and well-rounded feature set. It does video competently (30 FPS at 1080p, in the H.264 codec) and does everything you'd expect from an SLR (multi-exp bracketting, A-S-P-M-AUTO modes, 14-bit RAW, etc). The image sensor is the absolute best in a consumer SLR, which trumps any offering from Canon (even the 7D, just check out the numerical quality benchmarks by DxOMark). It'll produce clean images in conditions few cameras can match (assuming equal optics) and Nikon's VR system is damn good. Articulating screen is a nice touch, but more importantly it's 900k+ pixels, so you have a crisp preview of shots you take.Only downside is that Canon has a few tricks like 60 FPS HD video, and occasionally superior optics. Nikon could also have designed the D5100 for bigger hands. But cosmetic issues aside, it is the very definition of a solid, well-rounded camera. (This will be my third SLR.)*Purchased kit with a 55-300 AF-S VR G lens. Highly recommend it over the 55-200, if you can get a rebate on it.*

I am a complete dSLR beginner. I took an undergrad photog class in the days before dSLR, and learned the basics of SLR photography. Of course, I have forgotten all of it, but it is all slowly coming back to me and this camera is definitely going to grow with me as I learn more about the finer points of dSLR photography. Right off the bat, this camera took beautiful pictures. We have a five month old baby and I was just so sick of mediocre point and shoot pics. Literally, I unpacked the camera and within 5 minutes was taking my first pictures. Wow are they gorgeous pics! It's very easy to use and beginner friendly. The battery came precharged. It is the perfect size and weight. It will easily travel with us and is not at all a burden to carry. We are just so happy with this!

I'm still learning to use the camera mainly because When I purchased a disc to format for the camera, I could not format it with the camera. I'm trying to determine if the D5100 needs a specific disc or if there is something wrong with the camera. I used the disc from my D40 and was able to operate the camera and when I switched the new disc to my D40 it is operational. With the transferred disc the D5100 seem to work beautifully , but i'm trying to determine if there is an internal problem with the camera or just the fact that I'm not understanding something about formating the disc.

I have some comments on the design itself..the live view button is place right by the circular mode switch..sometimes when you are moving the circular switch the LV button toggles..sometimes the circular button is gets kind of sticky and does not move that fluently..I don't know why, but this happens every 2-3 months and then I clean and it goes away..

My fiancee bought me this camera for my birthday this year (totally awesome surprise for me). I've been thinking about getting an SLR for a while, but never took the plunge (due to not fear of spending too much on lenses/accessories).So far I've yet to purchase any additional lenses, so have been shooting with the 18/55mm kit lens so far (will hopefully be getting the 35mm f1.8 in the near future). While I'm only shooting at max aperture f3.5, the pictures so far have turned out great, especially in low lighting. The beginner friendly interface on the UI to help you find the right ISO/aperture/shutter speed has helped me immensely in getting nice pictures.After owning the camera for less than 2 weeks, I'm able to pretty quickly set the ISO/aperture/shutter on the camera (custom button set to ISO). It would definitely be nice if there was a second dial, but I've found it overall pretty easy to get used to. Looking forward to getting my first prime lens (and being able to actually get some decent bokeh in some shots).

I read too many reviews and this camera was rated as excellent. Unfortunately, it was too small for my hands. And I don't have the hands of a lumberjack either. I planned to buy a battery grip but the depth of the camera was a problem along with its height. I highly recommend holding the D5100 before making your purchase.

This is my first DSLR and im absolutely in love with it!! I chose this camera for its ease of use, and the fact that is has the same sensor as the more expensive nikon d7000. I shoot all sorts of things, landscape, nature, concerts and it delivers 100%. the start lens is ok, but i ended up buying the 50mm f/1.8 lens (which is awesome) for anyone who is still learning photography, i think this would a great camera for you. has a ton of scene features and modes. keep in mind that it DOES NOT have an auto focus pin build into the body, so you will have to use lenses with "AF-S" in them. the swivel screen is a nice feature to have, even tho i dont use it too much. i have zero complaints with this camera and highly recommend it.if you are curious as to what the pictures come out looking like here is my website:[...][...]

My first "good" camera was a Nikon N60 with various lenses. Taking multiple shots of a subject got tedious, being not able to review the pictures till they were developed. Switched to a Canon S5 IS( a wonderful camera) that took fantastic pictures for a point and shoot. Also with it being digital allowed me to easily use digital programs to fix shots, or be more artistic. Then I foolishly went to a Canon SX30IS which took lousy pictures of anything other than extreme telephoto. I quit taking pictures because of it. I decided to check out digital SLRs and found the D5100, it has impressive specs, and now I own one, it has impressive performance. It has let me fall in love with taking photos again. I didn't rate it for video, having not used that yet. I'd say it would be a good camera for a beginner digital SLR user who really wants to learn, but will still be able to make good shots using the auto functions till more is learned.

This camera works great and is everything i was paying for. Its came in the mail faster than expected the camera takes beautiful pictures

This is my first DSLR camera, and so far I love. We've taken about 500 pictures so far and have gotten some incredible photos that I'm sure I wouldn't have been able to capture without the advanced abilities of this camera.There is definately a bit of a learning camera, even coming from an "Advanced P&S" camera like the Canon G series, but the payoff is definately worthwhile. I was able to get some great stop action shots of my son during a TKD demonstration while he was in midair and also just at the split second when he was breaking a board and his foot had just cracked the board - absolutely priceless shots!The camera seems to take very nice HD video, although I haven't played with that a lot as it was not my intended use of this camera. It is nice to have the option though if I don't have our HD camcorder with us and want to take video.

Absolutely love it! Best purchase I had made in a long time! I highly recommend this camera. It shoots great pictures and hi-def videos. I highly recommend it!I have an unboxing video of it on [...]

Let me start by saying this is my first DSLR camera that I've purchased. I work in the fashion industry and I know a good image is a combination of a good camera, setting and subject. This has changed how I take pictures and I love the result. It's very easy to use. I am slowly playing now with the manual mode and I can not wait to shoot when I figure out what all the proper settings are. On auto mode, you ill still get a great result. If you are thinking of getting a new camera that can take great pics, I would suggest the Nikon D5100.

I like the D5100 but I would probably buy the Canon T3i if I did it over again. The live mode takes about 2 seconds to autofocus but when you use the eye hole view, the pictures focus almost instantly. I have compared the Canon to the Nikon and the colors seem to be more drastic and vivid on the Canon. The pictures on the Canon look photo-shopped and almost seem to jump off the picture. The Nikon takes great pictures but they look just plain and don't seem to jump out at you like the Canon. I suggest doing lots of research on the two but like I said earlier, I would choose the Canon over the Nikon.

I bought this camera as an upgrade from my D5000 and I would have to say I'm pretty pleased so far. I really like the more compact body and the greatly improved LCD. I'm shooting with the Nikkor 16-85mm lens and the shots look excellent. At the default settings the jpegs are kinda soft, but if you shoot in RAW you can sharpen them up in ViewNX and they come out looking excellent. The button placement is a bit strange but it is nice that you can now access most of the buttons with your right hand.The first body I received had focusing issues, but Amazon provided excellent customer service and sent me out a new one right away.

It was between purchasing this camera and another. I has asked a avid photographer which one he would pick, and he said the Nikon. I rechecked the reviews and found that the Nikon rated better on picture quality and color. I was not disappointed with his recommendation. This was all about getting picture of my grandson, and the pictures are wonderful. I had an older SLR, that uses 36 exposure Kodak film, that remains a good camera, but this one runs circles around that camera. It is so easy to use: point, press and shot. I don't think I had many bad shots. It even takes great shots without the flash. I've only had it for a short period of time, and I am still learning how to use it. It is clear that I can use it right now, and learn how to use it better later. It is an excellent camera, that will provide years of good experience, and wonderful pictures of my grandchildren.

This is my first DSLR and I love it. I'm not really sure why it's labeled as a entry level DSLR. Even the basic lens it comes with is very practical.

The pictures taken by ths camera are splendid with nice color very-similarity to the real scenery. And thanks to many choices of different modes, we shot a lot of pictures of high resolution and quality. And the price is affordable, it's easy to handle and user-friendly, it has reliable performance. I think it is good for the beginners like me.

I read every review imaginable for this camera, from different sites DPreview, snapsort, cnet, ken rockwell, reviews from users here on amazon, best buy, b&H, etc. Since this was my first DSLR I wanted to make sure I was confident in making such a big investment. Ken Rockwell made a good point in "Cameras have nothing to do with taking great pictures. To take great pictures, you have to know How to Take Great Pictures". Let me start by saying that I am a complete novice who is graduating from a Canon elf point and shoot, and I'm already taking fantastic pictures with minimal effort. (at least in my opinion). I can only imagine what kind of pictures I will be taking once I really master the camera and all it has to offer with all its different settings. I'm so into it that I'm actually signing up for photography courses. I didnt know whether I would use the video, but I have used it quite a few times as well and I am pleased with the results. You do hear the autofocus motor noise in the playback, though, if you were to continue using it heavily as a camcorder you would need to get the separate stereo mic.

Have had the DLSR for about a week and have really enjoyed it... While I'm a true beginner, the user interface has been pretty easy to get used to... which I really needed. Starting to get comfortable with all the special capabilities that I was looking forward to using. Even took some multi-frame shots and they came out great of the dog bounding through a park. Can't wait to get in my 270 mm and start taking action shots of my son!

Check out my d5100 video review I really enjoy this DSLR. Its portable, durable, has great quality my experience with this camera has only been a good one[...]