Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

It was a gift for my daughter and she loves it. Easy to use and so many options. She's only had it a week but looks forward to using it for a long time.

This camera has done everything I've needed it to do and more. Very sturdy, very durable, very practical to carry and transport. Photos are clear, with plenty of features for everyone - from the beginning photographer to the experienced artist. Excellent value for the price, and you've got to love Nikon's quality and reliability. The battery lasts a considerable amount of time, but it's always good to have a spare - especially if you love to snap as many pictures as I do.

Works great. Easy to understand instruction manual in which one can find things quickly. Nothing too fancy to make it hard to use. Takes great photos also, so I am happy with it.

Fantastic camera and my son who I purchased it for absolutely loves it! A ton of features he'll probably never ever realize how to use but, that's up to him!

Hi, I have waited a long long time to jump from my Canon PowerShot A560 7.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom to my first DSLR, like every budget oriented consumer out there, I did a lot of research, I could have gone for the Nikon D3200 24.2 MP CMOS Digital SLR with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR NIKKOR Zoom Lens (Black), but didn't like the fixed display, then there was the new Nikon D5200 24.1 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera Body Only (Black), but you had to pay a premium for basically the same camera with bumped megapixels and the D7000's autofocus system. I got my D5100 refurbished for $399, I think that's a great deal for such a great camera. I skipped the kit lens and went for Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras and I highly recommend this combination, It allowed me to take great shots of my kids indoors without a flash, outdoor shots have great bokeh as well.

This is my first DSLR camera. I debated between Nikon D5100 and Canon T3i for a long time, and settled on Nikon because of the way it fits in my hand. It's been a great camera that allows me to do everything I want to try out as a beginner, and I imagine I'll be happy using this for a few years. In addition to the lenses that came with this kit (18-55mm and 55-200mm), I purchased Nikkor AF-S 50mm f/1.8G, and I've been happy with the results. With these lenses, I've been able to take excellent (well, in my biased opinion) pictures of pets, people, and close-up of flowers. I can't say anything about landscapes yet, since I haven't had a chance to take it out for a hike yet, but I don't doubt it'll work as great. Only thing with this kit is that the bag is barely big enough to hold the three lenses plus the camera, but I want to buy a waterproof backpack anyway, so that's okay.

I am an amateur photography enthusiast. My first SLR camera was a Nikon FG-20. As far as DSLR go I have also used a Canon T3 prior to this but have decided to get back to my Nikon roots with this purchase.I felt right at home with this camera, menus and settings felt intuitive. For the camera in this price range, it offers anything an aspiring photographer could need. I am a fan of manual focus and the lack of pentaprism was a bit disappointing but again in this price range, Pentax k-30 is the only camera that offers it. The focus indicator provided is adequate though. For better manual focus tuning there is also the live view.If you want to see the camera in action, go to flickr and type D5100 in the search. Click on the D5100 group and search photos taken with this camera, they are very good.Pros:- size- lightweight- great sensor and picture quality- intuitive menus- same great sensor as the D7000 camera.Cons:- Small viewfinder and no focusing prism.Highly recommend this camera to anyone wanting to experience the charms of shooting photos with a DSLR. And the possibilities offered by interchangeable lens system. For the money you will have a hard time beating the picture quality of this camera.

The lens cannot shoot with automatic focus. I have to adjust the focus with every angle and distance change manually. This makes macro either really difficult or not possible at all. Other than that, good shape.

Love the camera. The settings are a little overwhelming at times for beginner. Would recommend an guide to help explain more.

This is a great camera. The auto mode makes anyone look like a professional photographer. Switch to manual mode to get some great shots and use your creativity. Get a few lenses and you will be very happy with this purchase.

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.

This is a great camera for general photography. It is simple to use, takes really good pictures, and is particularly good in low-light situations where using a flash is not possible. One of the menu selections on the main menu dial allows turning off the flash and keeping all of the other features and settings intact, and this is very useful in taking pictures where there is reasonable light, but use of a flash is inappropriate.I bought the body only, so I cannot address the supplied kit lenses. I am using the kit lens from my old Nikon D70 (18-70mm)and a Nikon AF-S Nikkor 55-300mm with the body. Both give very sharp images.The camera offers a variety of shooting options, though for most uses the auto-focus, auto-iris is quite adequate, and is the one I generally use. For the more ambitious photographer it will take either raw or .jpeg images, and it allows selecting image quality. It stores images on a SD card, and with a large card one can save hundreds of pictures before downloading. The battery also holds up for extended shooting.As a camera, it is easily a five star. The reason I lowered the rating is because the grip is a bit small, and the shutter release button is under a projection that makes holding the camera for any period of time uncomfortable for a person with large hands. This camera is a replacement for a Nikon D70, which had a larger hand grip and was more comfortable to hold. This design issue is my only complaint about this very nice camera, and would not be an issue for someone with smaller hands. I have a video camera, so do not use this for videos, though that is one of the features it offers. Overall, I highly recommend this camera.

....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.