Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

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.

For starters, I have had several point-and-shoot cameras with a varying degree of satisfaction. I took photography in the 90s, so my last SLR was a fully manual Pentax P3N. That said, I understood aperture, depth of field, shutter speed, light readings, etc., but the last time I used those words was 14 years ago, and required multiple devices and a lot of time in the darkroom.I was about to get the Canon T3, but decided to wait for the D5100 to come out - it was well worth the wait.Overall, it is the perfect balance of tech-nerd features and amateur ease-of-use. Every day I learn a new trick, technique, and feature. I will note that the paper manual is pretty slim, but the disk is better. Nikon's website is the best. For example, nowhere in the manual does it explain how to use HDR mode - it was grayed out for me and I could not turn it on - it turned out the camera was smarter than me. Because I was in the wrong mode, and inside a dark house, there was no way HDR would work, so it wasn't going to let me bother trying! One you learn to navigate the menus, it becomes second nature.Effects - the effects modes were what initially caught my eye - I had seen the Dpreview.com "preview" and was intrigued by the "miniature" and "selective color" effects. They work great, with practice (especially selective color - it took me a few tries to figure it out) but now they are second nature. The results are spectacular. The other effects are cool, too - they function as advertised and are pleasing and easy.Scenes - I had "scene" modes on other point-and-shoots, and was never pleased. The opposite is true here. The D5100 has a TON of scene modes, and all have been phenomenal. I try to avoid using the flash as much as possible, but certain photos require it - the D5100 scene modes consistently help to create balanced and sharp photos regardless of the circumstances.Video - all I can say is "wow"... at first I didn't "get" the quality of video...then I watched some raw video on my 50" 1080p tv...so good. The focus works well, it is fast and accurate. I have not used all the shooting modes, but I was impressed by the cinematographic quality of the images when using a large aperture and manual focus. I did not expect to have the urge to make movies, but I find myself playing with it more and more, then editing on iMovie.Overall, I would recommend this to any amateur photographer looking for a tool that offers amazing flexibility and limitless creative options. With a little bit of practice, and a good basic book on photography (I use Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera) you will find that you can make pro-quality photographs with this amazing camera.

I like the camera but the first time I took it out to use it, the strap slipped out, the camera fell and damaged my lens.

I'm very happy with the camera, I always liked photography and now with this Nikon I can make the leap to begin taking photos much more true professionals.

Bought this at a great price. Nikon was clearing inventory in an advance of the D5200. It has a lot of features I don't expect to use but that's what you have to accept to get the ones one wants. I was deciding between this and the D3200. The key features this had but were lacking on the D3200 were AEB and the movasble LCD screen which lets me avoid "belly photography" in some circumstances. It is an upgrade to my D60. Image quality nod definately better -- it's not just the pixel count -- specifcly lower noise (it doesn't change much from ISO100 levels ontill you approad ISO400), and EV range is about 2 stops greater.

Thank you very much for Nikon D5100 16.2MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX...It was very very good and I love it

I intend to use this for video interviews and general photography. My only complaint is short battery life for video and no AC plug in. Also no headphone jack for monitoring audio. Otherwise a very good camera.

Great Video Tool. I produce and host a local cable TV Show and we use a few of these in making our video for the show. Works so much better than I had expected. Looking to pick up a few D7100's next to work with these.

Amazing, love it! Incredibly sharp detail, crisp clear vivid images head & shoulders above the D3000, D3100. Every bit as good IF not better than the D3200...At 500.00 body only you'd be a fool not to buy this! Outstanding shots with the 55-200mm lens & 55-300mm

First off, I don't know much about photography other than what I learned from a high school photo class quite a few years back. So take this review with a grain of salt.That being said, the quality of my pictures immediately improved when I started using my D5100. I'm still learning about the functions, but am getting the hang of it slowly. One thing is for sure, my photos look really good. I do have a couple of notes for people:Camera does not come with a memory card. You'll need to buy one separately before you can take any pictures. You'll also need to charge the battery, which is included w/charger.Camera is way too big for use with a small Gorilla Pod. I had one I used for my old point and shoot camera. I was hoping it would be strong enough for both, but it wasn't even close.Auto-focus is ok, but can be a pain in the ass. I've been using the manual focus a lot.Indoor flash is pretty sucky. Luckily the camera is awesome and doesn't really need it as long as there is some light around.Can't wait to see what else this thing can do. I'm really impressed with the pictures so far.

I love my new 5100. I've been shopping for a dslr for about five years and finally bit the bullet and purchased one. I still go back and forth whether I should have gotten the 7000 but that doesn't take away from the 5100. Besides, the better investment is actually the lenses--with crappy lenses and an expensive body, you'll still get crappy photos.If I had to make the purchase again with the newly released 3200 at the same price point, I'd still go with the 5100 because in the consumer/prosumer market, I consider the 5100 an intermediate photographers camera and I wanted room to grow and not be stifled by the camera's abilities.

the best thing i ever bought, is very easy to learn to use, totally recomended. the screen is the best

I verify is original nikon, have fulfilled my expectations ... everything came as expected, thank you very much ... 100 stars ... perfect

It was used so little like new saving some money- warrant papers in tack - Great camera for the retail price -what's holding you back