Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D5200 Body

Upgraded to this from an older D80. Lens compatibility was an absolute requirement, or I might have gone for something lighter, but it's a solid improvement over the earlier body. Somewhat lighter too, although I would have preferred even less mass. The UI is an improvement too, but still Nikon-style -- many buttons, obscurely labeled. But for better or worse, I'm a Nikon addict -- have been since the old FMs.

This is simply a great camera. Low light is not a problem with this bit of kit, especially while using a F1.8 35mm prime. Even without a low f-stop, this camera performs very well in low light. Noise with ISO 1200 and below is almost non-existent except for black areas. Feature set is very nice and 4-5 frames a second is no problem. Video looks great, although there is just a bit of softness that can be cleaned up in post. The audio leaves a lot to be desired, especially when the source is at a distance. Somewhat be expected though. Neewer TT560 boot flash for about $30 is a great addition to this kit and definitely recommended. Articulating screen is great for tough shots, although there is about a 1/4 second delay with the shutter in the mode. Live mode and video will eat your battery though. Overall I am extremely happy with this camera.

I admit that I added this to my other two walk-about bodies, a D7000 and a D5100 because I thought the 24MP file-size would give me some wallop and keep the DX format. I purchased a D800 last year, but use it mostly in-studio because FX threw me back to remembering that with film, 300mm really is 300mm, and I have to admit also, that I've grown happily accustomed to the 1.5 increase in focal length that DX offers.Don't hate me, but I still prefer the D7000 for most shooting situations, partly because I still like to carry my 70-210 f2.8 lens around, and I don't know if I'd really trust it on a plastic body for any length of time. I also really miss the depth of field preview on both the D5100 and D5200.All that said, the D5200 offers a far better chip, more video options, and easier...more or less, menu on the viewing screen, a brighter screen that seems easier on batteries and more versatility than the D5100. I haven't used it enough yet to give a long-term impression, but the CMOS and focusing array, and its options are impressive.How much better is a 16 or 24MP file than the 12MP on my old D90? I don't know, and may never, because I don't have the need for huge prints that I used to.

the camera was sold as described. It was new and the shutter count was zero, so no picture were taken. Perfect conditions.

This is my first DSLR and I love it. I've enjoyed photography for years with my point and shoot but wanted to step up to something that would give me more options and let me experiment creatively.I considered some interchangeable lens cameras like the Sony NEX line. My friend has one and is a huge fan by the way. In the end I decided I wouldn't want to shoot in Auto mode and so instead wanted the fiddly knobs and buttons at my fingertips while I looked through the viewfinder. I'm an engineer; we love to tweak settings.I decided on the D5200 over the D3200 because I felt I'd have a little more room to grow with this camera. I also wanted the option of the wireless controls these cameras can be equipped with (the D5100 can't link to your phone but it is much cheaper and otherwise basically the same camera).

The camera is a step up from the trusty Canon Powershot A610 that I have had for years. I wanted to step up to a DSLR and after reading reviews I chose the Nikon over the comparable Canon. I have just begun to learn the capabilities of the camera. Even in auto mode the image quality is fine. I shot video of my son's wedding and was impressed with the picture quality although an external microphone would have been useful. Amazon had the right price and the reputation of standing behind the sale that made my choice to purchase from them rather than the many other options available. A $100 rebate on an additional Nikon lens also was a factor.

I bought this camera to update my old Nikon D50. The 5200 is definitely an awesome camera with a ton of option's. It has a bit of a learning curve but it is very user friendly. I bought this as a package deal with the memory card back pack and extra battery. You need the memory card if you do not have one you need the bigger size card's like 32 gb because the pictures use a lot of memory this one is the perfect size to get about 500 to 800 pictures depending on your setting's. If your just starting out this is a good dslr camera but it takes some work to get the most out of any camera . Also takes hd movies. You need to have the right kind of lenses the older ones from my Nikon d50 will only work on manual focus no auto focus. Definitely a great deal for the money .

Camera takes nice clear bright photos. Easy to use. This is a nice entry level camera to the SLR market.

Well this is a GREAT camera and you know what's even better? I got a GREAT price on it :D The body + 18-55mm VR kit lens cost me 700$ in my home country instead of 896$ here at Amazon; now isn't that SWEEET.About the camera, I'm new to DSLR photography and took a kind of uncertain leap from Canon to Nikon. I was very happy with my Canon T3i, my 1st DSLR but I am GLAD that I switched to this baby ;)!! In addition to the kit lens I added a 50mm 1.8g lens and Its a package that covers most of my basic photography needs.The performance, the auto-focus, the result, low light performance, and a massive 24 mega pixels give me enough room to crop/edit and still retain great image quality. I'm not much into movies but the movies are sharp and give great low light results as well. The AF in movie mode is something Im getting used to of of and in my opinion not better than the Canon t4i AF but still does a great job and the movie quality is quite superior to that of t4i, or even t5i maybe as that camera is almost identical to caonon t4i except some minor changes.If you're new to DSLRs, get this camera. You wont regret it and it offers quite a lot compared to similarly priced peers.

My first SLR camera. it take pics with the clarity of seeing in person. I am very happy with and plan to purchase more lenses to go with it.

Product arrived promptly with everything in order - hassle free:-) I would order from this reseller again. The D5200 is great for my Prosumer son that is studying film in college,

It's my first professional camera, was analyzing various brands before choosing, I am very satisfied with the Nikon D5200 camera, brings many advantages over other brands, is a lightweight camera, compact, effective when taking pictures, use friendly the menus, photographic effects are great, I'm amazed I'm exploring the utility for this camera, I am actually very happy and satisfied with this product and this brand of camera respectively dsrl.I recommend it for beginners, intermediates and experts can actually take much advantage to all camera functions so I give it 5 stars, soon will begin to acquire new lenses to expand my horizons in photography.

Perfect cost x benefit with a lot of features and amazing picture quality. Really recommend if you like good pictures.

the body size is great for me and it takes great pic. a good mid-range dslr which allows for some flexibility while takes good pic in full auto mode too.

I bought this camera expressly to use on my cross country drive from NC, north to North Michigan, down to Muskegon, across Lake MI, thru WI, MN, on to WA, down the west coast to San Diego, turned left, then hit all the major places in TX, AZ, NV, UT, down thru AL, LA, MS, FL to St. Augustine, Savannah, and home to NC. I shot over 4,000 pictures with my Nikon, as well as some movies. I never had a hiccup with the camera. I'll be the first to admit I don't know a ton about cameras but if you take your time even a 70 yr old dude such as I can get some wonderful pictures.If I had it do over again I'd buy a 200mm lens to go with the one I got.

Great camera and easy to use. I look forward to doing more with it. I would recommend this to anyone.

I have no issues with this product. But it's my 1st SLR camera so I don't really have anything to compare it to. It takes good photos which I expected.

This is just a very nice camera--it has a high quality MP and is very easy to use--but very difficult to master! Came exactly as advertised.

Bought this for the wife. Very good camera with a decent zoom lens. Easy to use, and there's tons of features on it. Definitely not a pro photographer, but this takes some seriously good pictures. Flash is pretty decent for stock, but if you plan on taking a lot of low light pics, might want an additional flash.

The camera is great but I went to Tall's and it was on sale for 300 less than what I paid and it came with two kit lens boy was I upset and the one I have wasn't even brand new.

I'm still learning to use my new D5200 but so far, everything has worked great. Pics are very clear and I've become a shutter-bug again. Can't wait to try this out in low light conditions when we go to Cosumel this December. My wife got me the Nikon D5200 For Dummies book so I can teach myself how to use this camera to full advantage.

It's exactly what i wanted :). It's a very nice camera the pictures are too clear and the lens is versatile.

I've been used to the d3100 & I wanted a quicker, sharper body. The d5200 I got I tried on my 70-300mm lens which I have used, with total satisfaction, for 3 years.The d5200 did not perform as I expected. In fact the resolution & focusing mechanism was far inferior, compared to my old d3100. I sent it back to the seller. Thank you very much !! I have no idea why others have a totally different experience.

This is an all around great camera. You can go to any website that reviews cameras and get all the details that I can't put here, but I love it and use it all the time. Great for anyone whether they are a pro or a beginner. Has lots of options and features.