Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

I bought this camera reading the many reviews on Amazon and online. It is a good camera for myself and my needs. I got it for a good price too.

Bought this camera for my wife for Christmas. She absolutely loves it. Was going back and forth between this camera and a Canon. Glad I went with this one.

Let's get the standard disclaimer out of the way first. I have only had this camera for a month or so. I got for my wife for a Valentines Day gift but I have used it 90% of the time!! Ya gotta love it.OOTB box it seemed complicated for someone used to basic digital cameras. Lots of buttons and jargon that I only partially understand. But after 15 minutes or so without looking at the manual, I could do basic operations without a problem. Things really took off after I read the getting started manual. I spent about an hour or so going through that. That was well worth the time.The camera is really fantastic. The shutter speed is just fantastic. None of that annoying wait time for the camera to adjust. It just takes the picture when you want it to. It is not too heavy. It feels right in your hands. The picture quality is amazing. I have put the pictures I have taken so far and put them on dropbox and everyone loves the pictures.I really recommend this camera. It does all of the basic things great and I think that it will grow with me as I get better at photography. I can't wait to explore further!!

Just learning all the capabilities beyond the"auto" setting. Allows for flexibility under all lighting conditions. And "scene", Autumn colors, selection is producing some incredible reds and yellows. Timing of purchase was perfect. Have previously owned Nikon digital and print cameras and have a comfort level in the commands. The lens interchangeability was important to me.

The Nikon D5100 is an excellent, quality camera. It is user-friendly and perfect for first-time DSLR users! And best of all, the photos turn out amazing!

Best DSLR to begin...It's stunning... I have no feeling of being amateur...The battery life in live mode is poor, but that's something I rarely use...Get a fast SD card... good lens and you are ready to shooooot...!!!It's simple, it's NIkon... ;)

This camera is replacing an older D series Canon and one word "WOW". This is not latest, but so far we love it.

I bought this camera as my first (and only) DSLR. I am not looking to upgrade in the future. I love this camera. I've tried my friends' D40 and D3100, as well as Canon T3, but there's something really nice about this camera.

Buyers may become tempted with the specifications and low price of this camera. Specially I noticed that the flip-out LCD screen is a big deal among novice photographers who want to upgrade from a point and shoot to DSLR... Yes, it has D7000 sensor on it and image quality is better than almost any entry and mid-lvele DSLR on the market (except Nikon D7000 and Sony A77 which share the identical sensor) but this great image quality at this low price comes at a price BUILD QUALITY1. Camera is not weather sealed, means you may not use it outside even in drizzle. You may say it can sustain the drizzle. Internal parts may sustain but chances to ruin the flip-out LCD screen are high. overall if you want to use a camera outside or while travel, this camera is not your best choice.2. Camera has full plastic body and it may be damaged permanently with a single drop. It's DSLR camera, it's not as tough as your everyday point and shoot, even dropping it on a soft surface may permanently damage the internal parts.3. No internal focus motor means you may not use so many used but awesome older Nikon lenses. This may not be a big deal for you as you read this review but I promise that it'll be within the next 2 weeks! Imagine there is a "Made in Japan" used prime lens on Ebay which worth 1000, it's for sale for 150, you want it by your heart but can't buy it because cant use it! It's a big deal. don't underestimate this.4. Camera body is so small. It doesn't give you the feel of a real DSLR, more like an oversize compact.5. Cheap internal parts. This is a real issue. It may stop working after 6 months. well, that's not bad because Nikon takes care of the issue under warranty. but imagine it stops working at day 367! That's a real disaster and it may happen because the internal parts are of lower quality than more expensive DSLRs.Now the conclusion. CHEAP IS THE MOST EXPENSIVE. If you are tight on budget, buy D7000. if you are not tight on budget, still buy D7000. D7000 body is twice as expensive as this camera with kit lens but absolutely worth the price.

The D5100 is my first DSLR. After exhaustive research to determine the perfect camera for me, I found a mid-level DSLR at an entry-level price!This camera will more than meet the needs of everyone but the uber-professionals (full-frame landscape shooters and 8 shots/second Sports speedsters).....and even then I guarantee those top photogs could take this camera and deliver a magazine cover with it.It takes beautiful photos....period! As every expert will tell you, the only thing keeping you from getting gorgeous photos from this camera, will be you. I highly recommend checking out some photography books at the library and using the manual to learn the ins and outs of this little powerhouse camera. It works amazing out of the box on the auto setting, but you can really maximize your shots and eliminate any need for fixing and color-correcting pics in photoshop, by learning about apertures, shutter speeds, and white balance. The 18-55mm lens is the perfect all-around lens for general shooting purposes (can't believe it comes with the camera body for this price)It earned it's 5 star rating by being everything it claimed to be and at a price (<$600) you cannot beat.Likes: Gorgeous photos. Price tag.Dislikes: None. I'm just impatient to get the 35mm f1.8 lens for low-light and a nice telephoto lens for football season.Highly recommend for: Everyone, particularly folks looking to get their first DSLR. Would make an unforgettable Christmas gift!

I've now had my D5100 a number of months, having switched from a Nikon D300 "professional" camera. The features are far superior, operation is much more simple than the older camera, and photographs are consistently better -- and it's much lighter in weight. I've loaded it up with Nikor lens: 18-200mm 3.5-5.6 zoom, 105mm 2.8 macro, 24-70mm 2.8 medium zoom, and 70-200mm 2.8 VR zoom. I've been very impressed with the photos this camera and lens produce.My only complaints are that the battery charger only operated once or twice. It's a common problem with that charger. Fortunately, the battery itself seems to last forever.Second, complaint is that I wish the camera had a auto power shutoff after a period of inactivity (to save the battery). The old D300 had it. I've read that it draws no power when the switch is on and is inactive, but old habits die hard.Third, the video camera function is useless to me for my purposes. With my AF lens, handheld, it's always adjusting focus and the sound of the focus motors is clearly heard in the audio. Plus there's no anti-shake. Maybe if on a tripod, different lens or fixed focus, .......... But that's not why I bought the D5100. I have a dedicated video camera for that purpose. The D5100 is for stills.

The d5100 is a great camera, weighs a bit but worth it for those who like photography. The sharpness and focus are good

I am extremely happy with my new camera. it is a great product and I can take amazing pictures with it. you do not have to be a professional to take good pictures with this camera. it is very easy to use and I am super happy with it. I love that unlike Canon, Nikon's main focus is cameras.

the Camera is very good but i had a problem in the eye-viewer, there is allot of dust inside the eye-viewer, it's not affecting the picture but it's not good to see dust inside.

Easy to use!!!!Really convenient scenes!!!Awesome picture quality!!!Highly recommended!!!Really good for beginners….also it is easy to carry

I have been shooting with the Nikon D60 10.2MP DSLR for a year and a half and have been more than satisfied with the results. It originally came with the 18-55 lens and I also got a 55-200 but those were upgraded to Nikon 18-105mm Zoom Lens and Nikon 70-300mm Zoom over the past year. I have now had the D5100 for four weeks, received for a milestone birthday, and I absolutely love it. For me it provided everything I needed without having to reach up to the D7000.The image captures from the D5100 using either the 105 or the 300 are very very high quality. The D5100 has the same image sensor as the D7000, which is a nice benefit. When I go out to shoot, I shoot. It is nothing to snap two or three hundred clicks in very short order. And very few of them do I ever have to delete while still on the memory card in the camera or discard later once downloaded to my pc or laptop.The settings and functions are easy to learn and easy to use. The additional "Scenes" and "Effects" I am still playing with but the ones I have used have delivered as Nikon promises. I still do an awful lot of landscape photography, as well as sunrise and sunset images, and the D5100 executes exceedingly well with both the 105 and 300. Very rarely do I ever end up with an under- or over-exposed image regardless of the setting or function that I use.As mentioned in my D60 review I enjoy the use of a viewfinder and even though the D5100 has liveview I still now prefer the viewfinder. Of course, using the built-in "Selective Color" function means I have to use liveview and that is fine. And, speaking of which, selective color works just great. I have experimented with it on various types of scenes, all hand-held without a tripod, and the results are quite remarkable considering the unit snaps two photos. That, in itself, says much about Nikon's VR capabilities.I greatly enjoy the 3" display, over my D60's smaller one. Not just for the size, but the color clarity is superb. The addition of the articulating display was brilliant on Nikon's part as it assists framing difficult shots with relative ease.The performance of the D5100 in low-light situations, with either the 105 or 300, is outstanding. I have not yet experimented with the "Active D-Lighting" function that works to improve the dynamic range between low and high light, so cannot address that. Once I have done so, I shall update my review.As a final note, I am, at this point, keeping my D60, and have the 105 on one of the cameras and the 300 on the other because I just hate to take the time to change a lens and I do still get great images from the D60. However, depending on what I plan to shoot the D5100 gets first choice of lens and the D60 takes the backseat.For the money I do not think the D5100 can be beat for quality of performance.

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Takes great pictures and love the special effects. Easy to use and would highly recommend. My first Nikon and very happy with my purchase.

Amateur photographer. This camera takes great action photos. It is fairly easy to use. The on-line tutorial is a must watch.

This is a nice camera and all the sample pictures look great but since I don't know how to shoot on the advanced "P M A S" modes, I don't get the hang of it and my photos look like taken with a disposable camera. That's disappointing so I took a star off because of the learning curve. Other than that, the camera (they say) is of very high quality and takes (again they say) incredible pictures. Of that, I've seen 0 so far. Will re-post again when one of my pictures look like the "photoshoped" ones people are posting.

I had a D3100 that was damaged & needed to be replaced. I needed body only, so upgraded to this one. I love it! Its quick & has some cool features that are fun to play with, such as the single color effects.( the 3100 did not have). The rotating screen is really nice for video. I prefer to use the viewfinder for stills. It also came delivered on time.

It is a very good camera,packaging was great. It is better then D3200 which has higher picture resolution.Will definitely recommend.

I really enjoy using this camera. it is so much better that the point and shoot cameras I have owned before. However, my wife cannot fit it in her purse so she does not like it as much as I do. I would reccommend this camera to anyone who is looking for a quality product at a "entry-levelish" price. The lense that came with the camera is good for normal picture taking, parties and pictures of kids playing (either indoor or outdoor) that kind of thing but to really make use of the camera for wildlife photography a "more powerful" telephoto lense is really required.

I purchased this to give to my dad for Christmas 2011 and it's been fantastic. I'm also a camera buff (I have a D600 and a D5100) and I've been quite happy with the results. This particular camera does have a fairly strong anti-aliasing filter so it doesn't produce the sharpest images in the world, but it responds very well to sharpening in post processing if you're a pixel-peeper. I've had no quality issues with mine and my dad has had no issues with his. He takes his camera practically everywhere and it gets quite a bit of use so I'm honestly surprised he hasn't had any hardware issues thus far. The kit lens has a bit of an unfair reputation and it's better than a lot of people would like to admit so I have no qualms there other than the relatively slow aperture, but whatever. I'm very pleased with this camera and though it's now been overshadowed by the newer D5200, it's still a fantastic buy.