Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

Had camera for a month and a half, and it stopped working mid-vacation. Out of the blue, all pictures taken were pitch black. Faulty shutter to blame. Warranty will fix, but I cannot trust the camera in the future. Problem is very common, and onset at any age (see DP forums). What is the point of owning a camera you cannot rely on. I do not recommend this camera - go Alpha or Rebel.

Nikon D5100 is one of the better cameras for the price it is offered at. This camera has excellent picture quality and video capabilities. The only issue with Amazon is they reduced the price in 2 weeks and they dont do a price match. Customer service is pathetic and they do not even try to understand the reason for calls and say they cant do any price matches once shipped. Every retailer in US does a price match and amazon doesn't. This was a bad experience with Amazon which unlike bestbuy doesn't have good price match options or customer service. After pruchase options are always good in Bestbuy and i feel few bucks for tax shouldn't lean me towards amazon going fwd.

I've used professional cameras for years, most of them Nikon. After getting tired of the dust in my Canon EOS 20D, y switched again to Nikon with this superb camera.Is quick and responsive, has a superb image quailty and a high-res screen with a high degree of customization. Be advise that I don't need all the flutes that came with the D7000.

Purchased in September.Scandisk memory card. Would often have Card not found error.I downloaded the firmware upgrade early November, and function has been trouble free since.Compared to d40x - better image quality, good technical control and latitude. familiar menu to prior Nikon family products.Excellent for anyone wanting more than a point and shoot.

A good basic camera, but if you want it to work w/ an EYE-FI card, buy a Canon. After 3 weeks of wrangling, reloading software, many exchanges and phone time w/ EYE-FI, they gave up and told me their card doesn't work w/ Nikons. I checked w/ Nikon, they confirmed:"I am sorry but the techs at EYE-FI are correct. It will not work with Nikons and unfortunately there is no fix."Seems odd, since the thing is EYE-FI equipped. I wish I had known before purchasing. Now you know.

This is my first DSLR camera, and it is great. I really don't know very many features yet--still learning! But I can tell you, the few pictures I have taken already have turned out oustanding!

I purchased the camera just a few days before my road trip to some National Parks. The image quality is just stunning. Contrary to what some websites like snapshots say, the battery lasts for about 500 photos only, but it is possible that it had to do with all the new settings and tricks that I was trying about throughout the trip.I was impressed that I saw so many other tourists (easily over a hundred) from Europe who also had the same camera. I don't want to get into the technical details, as many others have already elaborated before me, but I don't regret this purchase at all, and I am looking to add more lenses to my kit-bag for future use.

I upgraded from a Nikon D50 to this Nikon D5100. I went back and forth between the D7000 and the D5100. The D5100 has the same processor as the D7000 and is much cheaper. Even though it is cheaper you will not miss a thing. The quality of the pictures are amazing. The camera is very easy to use and is very simliar to other Nikon cameras so it is a smooth transition. I would highly recommend it.

We ordered this camera on Christmas evening. It was scheduled to come in between Dec30 and Jan5.It came on Dec 29. Needless to say we are thrilled!!!! Love the camera!

I bought this camera about a week ago. thought the button layout takes a little getting used to and the live view is horrible, but the picture quality more than makes up for it. I took awesome night shots at 100 iso. the range of settings on this camera really offer a wide range of possibilities.

Great camera, i'm very happy with it!!!!I'm a begginer in the DSLR world but with this camera you'll be able to take a lot of good pictures and nice videos!!!

First dslr camera purchase and I have to say it was money well spent. The picture quality is amazing with 16.2mp, and 1080 hd video quality is not to be overlooked. The camera controls are a bit tricky but that's why you purchase a camera with so many functions. Certainly not only for point and click, but has auto features that would trump any consumer level camera. I recommend setting aside some extra cash to purchase other lenses so that you can really appreciate this camera. Packed with the 18-55 mm lens, this camera is a definate must have for any beginning photographer.

Great item, received after a few weeks. But have a small problem with the card reader and the 16gb sd card. Card reader isn't working on my iMac and sometimes the SD Card gives me an error and i can't view the photos i shot on the camera, but at least i don't loose them. Other than that, VERY GOOD product. Cheers.

For those of you that want a DSLR camera without the weight of a D300 or D3 or D7000 then this camera is the one. Much better than D3100 with larger screen and higher resolution. I put a 70-300mm on it too and it is a little small on the end of that big lens but it works great.I note that the D5100 vs the D300s lacks the remote master flash option for controlling other SB flashes but I am not going to rely on infrared and will use radio frequency transmitters. Considering the price and features, this is Nikon's best deal by far.

We had earlier purchased the D3100, but had problems with low light photography and also with video focusing through the Live View feature. Fortunately, amazon.com allowed us an upgrade to D5100 for the price difference of ~$250. It was well worth it. The D5100 has a far superior screen with much higher resolution for a live view recording. It definitely takes much better low light photos. The photos with the 55-300 zoom lens that we also purchased from amazon.com are superlative. The only minus is that D5100 is not as user friendly as the D3100. D3100 has a Guide Mode that even our kids could use to take good photos and videos; the D5100 does not. But D5100 does offer more creative photo processing features compared to the D3100.

I first got the D3100 and used it for a few days but soon discovered its limitations. 1080p video on the D3100 was horrible and had lots of "jelly" artifacts. The D3100 also has a lower resolutions screen and no HDR.The D5100 is a much better camera with features worth the extra $300 over the D3100. Having built-in HDR is a big plus for high contrast shots. 1080p video is just as good (if not better) than any dedicated HD camcorder. The higher resolution screen makes it much easier to evaluate shots. Being able to swivel the screen is also a major upgrade especially when you are trying to shoot at wierd angles. The in-camera special effects can be called "gimmicky" but they really are fun to use and will spice up any photos.If you are going to spend $600 on the D3100 you might as well bump that up to $900 for the D5100. You will be happy you did because in the long run you will not only have a fantastic DSLR, but a really top notch HD video camera.

The Nikon D5100 is a great camera for beginner photographers, wanting to explore more than point and shoot photography. Handles well, the additional book that Amazon carries that is specific for the D5100 is a great addition, giving very specific instructions on how to be more creative!

I've been on the hobby for about 5 year now, my last camera was a Nikon D60 and let me tell you, this D5100 completely obliterates the D60, it even outperforms the D90 as this camera has the same excellent sensor as the High end Nikon D7000, just in a smaller package, sadly it does not have an integrated autofocus motor in the body so AF it only works on newer AF-S lenses, but that is not a problem anymore because we have a big variety of AF-S lenses.Image quality is superb, specially on low light conditions, we can crank up the ISO Speed and it looks great, even at ISO 6400. Video quality is just as great but my true passion is photography so I can't get deep into reviewing the video recording feature.If you want the BEST DSLR for under 1000 Dollars this is the one to get.

Lots of features. Good camera for the beginner who wants a camera that will not limit them in the future and has many features for the professional as well. Large screen which folds away when not needed. Will save photos in BOTH JPEG and RAW. I did a lot of research before buying and this camera beat competitors in features and performance. I would recommend a card reader however. The rubber cover over the cable connections seems a little flimsy. I decided to get a card reader instead of toggling the cover over and over again. Other than that - love it.

this is my first dslr camera. d5100. and i must say i am amazed by such clarity and focus in the pics. it's very easy to use. 18-55mm vr lens is really good in taking normal pics. i must say always go for vr lens. without vr, you can't get a good clairty without using tripod.i am loving this camera. thanks

Maybe I just got a lemon; it happens. Colors looked great; control layout was fine with me. I thought this would be the perfect step up from my D40. I loved everything about the camera, except one thing - poor image sharpness. I started in P mode (custom settings for everything), which is how I use my D40. Later, I also tried Auto Mode Landscape and Auto Mode Macro. I worked my way up to Quality settings of JPEG Fine and Large and gradually increased sharpness setting up to maximum and still could not make it happen. Thinking it might be the kit lens; I took the 18-200 VR off of my D40 and tried that. Unfortunately, the results were the same. Many, many others have had no complaints about image sharpness, so I am going to have to assume that my camera was defective. It happens. I did not try the video function. Amazon accepted my return without question.

This is my first SLR camera, and it took a lot of research to decide on this one. It;s in the top three greatest purchases I Have ever made! Besides the obvious factors of upgrading from a 5 MP Sony cyber shot, this thing just simply amazes me at the clarity and definition of the photos. I have fell in love with the auto-bracketing feature to create HDR shots. I have yet to try the video however, so when I do I will update the post.

I don't want to explain how good this camera is. Let me put it simple.If your purpose is mostly Outdoor - this is the Best Camera (Nikon D5100)If your purpose is mostly Indoor - then please consider buying Canon T2i.Hope this would help.

I recently purchased this Nikon D5100 camera and have since replaced the kit lens with the Nikon 18-200mm VRll and have a 35mm f/1.8G AF-S on order. I have absolutely no complaints about this camera or it's lens, everything works perfectly. I don't mind the use of a plastic body for lighter weight as there's enough heft to this camera (and the 18-200 lens) to make you aware that you are holding something of significant value. I've reassigned the 'Fn' button to adjust the ISO on the fly since I primarily use aperture priority (nice touch btw). I'm currently looking into the ideal camera bag for travel... possibly the Lowepro Fastback 250, as I want to keep the 18-200 lens attached.The built-in flash does NOT work as 'commander' for wireless flash use... not a deal breaker though.