Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5100

- Canon or Nikon: This might be overwhelming decision and really you can't go wrong with either. Personally, I prefer Nikon's quality and control. The flip side is with Canon is their lens are often available on a deal (but Nikon's lens are less likely to be on deal).Assuming you have decided to go with Nikon,- If you can spend $500 extra, go buy D7000. It is absolutely the best camera you can buy right now.- If budget is important for you and still want good photographs, buy D5100 without kit lens and spend extra on lens (like Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II Nikkor Telephoto Zoom Lens).- If really tight on budget, just buy D5100 with kit lens. You should be OK for a while.- You will lose some very very advanced features with D5100 (as compared to D7000), but trust me you won't really miss them unless your daytime job is being professional photographer. Again, when I mean features, it's ease of control (i.e. instead of going to Menu > Select certain feature via LCD in D5100, you will have that accesible directly on the body of D7000), not better quality ... that will be determined by the quality of lens and your knowledge about photography.- Since D5200 is on its way, D5100's prices are falling steeply. So, it might be a good time to buy this (I got $250 off on camera (which is OK), but also $250 off on Nikkor lens and AmazonBasics bag + Transcend 16GB SDHC memory card for free). Another reason I bought it was I am going on an overseas trip and want to take good photographs. Not to mention, D5100 is much lighter than D7000, but D7000 is much sturdier (if you plan on photographing in extreme weather conditions).

you can't get a better camera for the price. So far I have taken over 1000 pictures and works perfect! The auto mode is great for begginers, and as you start learning more advanced techniques the camera adapts really well.

Only good words to be spoken about this camera. Seems all of Nikon's DSLR cameras are well worth the price for a professional photographer, yet this camera gives you all the tools with a lower price AND usability by a picture taking noob. Point and click! If you're not sure it was a good photo, just keep clicking! EXCELLENT CAMERA!

I recently purchased the Nikon D5100 DLSR with the 50mm, 85mm and 18-200mm lenses. After few days of usage, the camera started producing black images. Very disappointed.

Bought this for my 13 year old Granddaughter that is interested in photography. Easy to use as point and shoot but gives her a camera she can grow with as her knowledge in photography grows.

This camera is worth the money. It has more features than people most will need and takes good quality pictures.

I bought this camera looking for something that would work well for someone just starting out with photography. Simply put, I wanted a camera that I could basically use as a point and shoot, and as I developed my skill set be able to take more control over. So far it has fit that bill perfectly. Many of the settings are customizable, but work pretty well with the first click. The photos are crisp and the response of the camera is much faster than small point and shoots. Battery life seems to last forever for simple photos, but gets burned very quickly when in video mode. Video's are pretty nice and are shot at 720p. Since it will only do 30 f/s in video, slow motion isn't great.The included software is sufficient, but I wound up switching back to iPhoto for its ease of use. I had to uninstall the software just keep it from opening every time I plugged in any A/V device to my computer.

the camera is very easy to use, compared it to canon t3i which is also a very good camera but in the end chose the nikon.

I used to shoot with a Cannon AE1, but that was like the last decade! Ordered this as a Christmas gift to myself. What a camera! Now all I have to do is learn how to shoot good pictures with it. Maybe some day I'll get a different lens, but for now, it's great!1

I got this DSLR to complement my aging but much loved Nikon D70. I thought long and hard about getting a D7100, which has higher burst speed, better construction, more advanced auto focus system, and more external manual controls but ended up settling on this because it uses the same sensor and bide my time to go full frame format with a D600 or Canon 5D Mark III.The 5100 handles well although it could use more external controls. Given its target audience the lack if these is understandable. Picture quality is high and the sensor performs well in low light. The high resolution LCD is a very welcome step up from the tiny one in my D70.Overall the body is meaty enough for prime and medium zoom lenses. Balance is thrown off a little when mounting large glass but that's fine. This is an entry level DSLR but it does not feel cheap or fragile despite the all plastic construction.A great camera at a great price point. You could pay a lot more for the D7100, but why would you?

Love the camera so far. With very little instruction was able to take great shots, mostly indoors, at my dughter's wedding. Easy to switch from still to video, which is great with a very high-speed memory card (80) and love the preview screen. Looking forward to learning more of the manual settings to really dive into the camera's capabilities but loving it so far vs the workhorse Dx 40 it replaced.

it is great. i like it very much. give impressive picture, and the price is attractive. we can enjoy our traving with it.

The camera came quickly and every piece was wrapped. We were very impressed. The camera was for our son who went to Tanzania with his grandmother over Christmas. He knows a lot about cameras and was excited with his gift. Thank you.

I picked this after doing a ton of research (Ken Rockwell's site speaks very favorably about it, for one) and I couldn't be happier with it! The lack of noise is acceptable even at the highest ISOs. Very user friendly interface, even for me switching over from the Canon I had previously.

This my first really good camera and I am loving learning how to take to better pictures ! I have to take a lot of sport pics and its great ! Can't wait to get the bigger lens.

I have been very happy with it, It has all the features I'll need for a while, I would recommend this product

researched Nikon DSLR's and have bought one at another store. this one is better and better price.can't go wrong with Nikon brand. always great and reliable product. best camera's out there.

Works great. Really easy to use. Takes great pictures. Love that I can use my lenses from my 35mm with this camera. Would recommend it highly.

After a year of taking crappy pictures of the kids with a pocket digital, where shutter lag made me crazy, I am so glad I finally spent the money and got this camera. It actually takes the photo when I press the button! I was able to get great action shots of my son at the bike rodeo, using my 55-200 lens, and they are wonderful! The standard lens that comes with it (18-55) works fine for photos around the house and outside.

I bought this for my daughter for her high school graduation, and wanted to wait until she had it awhile before I left a review.I have to say that she is VERY pleased with this camera -- it is easy to operate and gives very good, professional quality photos, in my opinion. She is now a student at a prestigious art college and uses it a lot; her professor and other students have admired it and also feel that she made a good choice.Would definitely recommend. Also got an extra lens and a very nice case for it, which I recommend as well especially if this is to be a gift. An expensive camera like this needs to be protected. :)Update July 2013: My daughter has now owned this camera for slightly more than one year, and it will no longer charge. There's no telling if it's the battery, the batter charger, or the camera itself; but after paying $1000 (by the time we added accessories) and being told this would be the last camera I'd ever need to buy, I'm VERY disappointed. Especially in Nikon! I called them, and they could have cared less. They flatly stated that the one-year warranty has expired, but that the battery wasn't covered under the warranty anyway. Their suggestion: send the whole thing back for a repair estimate, or purchase a new battery, end of story. Not even an apology (although they did send me a feedback form, which I intend to fill out and return). They spent more time collecting my personal information on the phone call then they did with suggestions on what to do.I think this is yet another example of a good name brand letting their quality go downhill. Sign of the times, I'm afraid.Now wish I had purchased the Canon.

The lenses, the camera, battery charger, usb cable,;everything comes well packed and new. I'm pleased, and I get this camera in just $430! New! I'm very hapy!

the camera is good, the pictures stay wonderful.The only problem is that the battery does not last one day and ends quickly when recording vídeos.

I recently purchased this as a a gift for my wife (and also because I wanted it, hehe). It's a great buy for the price, and also is a good camera to start with if you are an amateur photographer like I am. Easy to use, and learning to play with the settings is pretty cool once you realize you can't really mess things up (permanently, anyway). My brother takes a lot of prfessional photos, so he has been a huge help learning with this. It arrived in good condition wth the battery already charged, so it was pretty much ready to go out of the box. For sure would reccommend it for someone looking to get into taking pictures as a hobby or for family photos.

Even though I am only a beginner, every picture I take with this camera looks much better than previous pictures I took with a regular camera.