Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

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[...]

I am in love. This camera is an incredible DSLR for a beginner. It does everything I need it to do and it is very simple to use. I am now into photography as a hobby because I love the pictures this camera produces. The starter lens is perfect for beginners and I recommend buying a how to use this camera guide (David Busch's Nikon D5100 Guide to Digital SLR Photography) because it leaves you wanting to know more. Highly recommend this machine!

I swith from Cannon to Nikon and I don't regret it all. it is very ligh, very easy to use and you have consistenly great pictures. the HD video is awesome. the color balance is amazing. I am new in this but you learn new features every day.

I have Nikon DSLR cameras and lens, so I was looking at the possible upgrades in my price range. My choices were the D7000, D90, and this D5100. After considering the pros and cons of each of these three choices, I picked the D5100. I have had the camera only a few weeks, but I still think it was the best choice for me. It has the resolution, low noise that I wanted and I have found that for every day shooting, I don't like to carry heavy camera gear around much anymore, so I really like the size and weight of this camera. Also, as my eyes are not as good as they used to be, I like having the settings show up on that big LCD display on the back, instead of the smaller screen on top of the other two cameras listed above. I think for the price and features this camera gives, there are only a few trade offs that I miss and can certainly live without. All in all, a very good camera....

I debated for a long time before buying a camera. Several of my friends had Canon and one had Nikon. I was most concerned about being able to exchange lenses sometimes. However, my friend with the Nikon noted that the kit lens that came with the Nikon was [in his estimation] a better lens. So I went with Nikon and also bought a 35mm F1.8 fixed focal length lens because I wanted something fast for indoor/low light situations. I have been very pleased with the camera as well as the both lenses.

This isn't a review since all seems to have been said. I love this camera but was having a lot of problems with SD card errors. My camera was shipped from Amazon in late December. It took amazing shots but I was ready to return it until I found the firmware update:[..]This solved all the problems I was having. I hope this helps.

This is my fourth Nikon camera, and my first DSLR.I'm coming from a pleasant experience with the Nikon P80. I wanted something 'more' and that's it!I read all the possible reviews around the web (very good the ones of dpreview and cameralabs) and I decided to go for it.I have it since one month and I didn't regretted a single shot! Just amazing.Recommended to whom want something more than entry-level and can't afford to change body every other year...

For someone who is getting interested in photography and wishes to learn from a a begineers point of view, this camera is what you need.Don't go spending twice the price for the D7000, this one has the same sensor and many features which makes it a better choice if you want to start from ground zero.Excelent choice, no regrets and the lcd capable of moving... What are you waiting for!!!

My wife and I spent a few weeks searching for the right DSLR for us. We eventually decided on the D5100 from Nikon and could not be happier. The body is just big enough for what we are looking to do with a great selection of features. The included 18-55mm lens is great for the daily shots. Quality from the camera is just amazing. We were considering the D3100, but for the couple hundred dollars more, getting the same sensor as the D7000 was highly worth it. Very happy with the purchase, have already ordered more accessories!

I got my D5100 with 18-55mm lens kit last night. I had previously tried the D3100 and returned it after having a little trouble focusing through live view (saw this also on a D5000) as well as not liking the quality and non-rotation of the display panel. I read much of the pre-release hype and hoped that this would be the one. The early pro reviews seem to indicate that you will be happier with a jump to the 5100 if you can afford it and I agree.I've had less than a day so far with it and I'm loving this one. I instantly felt comforable with it in my hand. It comes with a printed manual and pdf which is nice. I had a blast this morning shooting birds w/ the Nikkor 70-300 lens. I was surprised that I could even get some crisp, clear in-flight pictures. The whole rig just feels comfortable and the quality and rapid action of the sports mode are great for animal pics.All of the pieces and software have worked right out of the box.Very happy so far. I'm not a pro photographer but want to learn and this seems like a great match. Has many auto and manual modes.I put some of my images from the first day up in the View and Share images section of this product page.

I was looking for a quality DSLR for the price that could tackle my video needs while at the same time have the addition of my newfound photography. It was after much research I found the Nikon 5100. So far I've had for about 3 weeks and I couldn't be happier. It's low light capability and ease of use has helped me tackle some great shots including my first ever try at concert photography. [...]. The Video capture is very crisp as well. I haven't used in full yet, but for test shooting it's been amazing. The detail captured in full HD is perfect for what I needed it to do. I have the additional 18-200mm lens and both have been everything I was looking for price and in a camera. Plus having the sensor of the D7000 for $400 less, you can't argue that value. Also, additionally I edited the photos using Aperture 3 on a Macbook Pro.

I am not a professional in the 'DSLR field' but I can tell you this.I've had Nikon D3100, Nikon D7000, Nikon D5000 all for one month, and D5100 is the best DSLR for your money.D3100 is good but compared to D5100's feature, why not pay little more and get D5100? (Microphone slot, rotating screen, faster system, etc)D5000 is okay but D5100 is going to be the definite upgrade from it. Why? I personally think that D5100 has better image quality, better rotating screen function, and.. it looks better- smaller in size, less bulky.. D5100 looks much sharper than D5000.. i think at least.D7000 takes the best picture but it goes over $1000 and it feels very similar to D5100, so why not get D5100 for $400-500 cheaper?So bottom line, I decided to keep D5100 for a while and I am loving this beast every bit of it. Plus, Amazon had a great deal on this camera! ($849!! in Best Buy it's $899+tax=$980!!)If you want to own a DSLR for the first time and is on the search for the right one, D5100 is your choice. It will NOT disappoint.

I have not used an SLR camera for over 20 years. I received the camera perfectly packed. Set up was effortless. I was able to take great pictures immediately using the auto settings. With the help of Lynda.com and D5100 for Dummies I was using this camera like a pro in a month. This camera is set to save pictures in jpeg but you can change it to save them in RAW format or both jpeg and raw formats. I had no idea what raw format was when I bought this camera but the post production changes I can make using raw is amazing. One thing to know is that not all memory cards are the same. The faster the card the faster you can take pictures using the continuous picture mode. I highly recommend this camera.

I bought this model instead of D7000 because it is much cheaper but comes with great quality. I am completely satisfied with the picture quality, sensor, and the HD video. Apart from that, I can say that this model is easy to use for beginner like me.

this camera has so many amazing features. I love the zoom, clarity, and color. Its very light and easy to carry around. I love the screen because not only can you take angled shots but when you're not using it, you can turn the screen around and protect it! It may not seem that big of a deal but i use the flip-out screen so much. Because it's a Nikon it's relativity durable. I did chose this over the Canon t3i...The battery is terrific!The buttons are self explanatoryif I'm truly serious about getting into Photography i can easily do that on this cameraThe annoying parts are is:You have to be in live view to shoot video (but that's easy)If you are on Auto focus sometimes it doesn't let you take a photo if you aren't in 100% focus... but you can put the lens on Manual focus and take the pictureBut if you are slightly unsure about the price GET IT ANYWAY IT'S DEFINITELY WORTH IT