Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D5200 Kit

i did a research for a whole month and i found there is no competent for this camera for the price and what you get for example canon t5i has only 17.9 MP and 9 focus point and color depth is 21.7.but for d5200 you will get 39 focus point and you will get 9 cross section focus and also you will get 24 megapixel and 24.2 color depth for this price this is really good deal I would recommend it over d5300 because of the price and there are basically the same, besides that the d5300 have GPS and Wireless and nothing more. try to get it with the Amazon bundle you will save a lot of money.buy it from here to get up to 300$ off and free bag and free SD cardhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=br_lf_m_1001386181_pglink_2?ie=UTF8&docId=1001386181&plgroup=4&plpage=2also i would recommend to get the 55-300 lensescheck this site[...]

My children and my wife got together and supplied the purchase of a camera that I had been drooling over for the past several months. One son is a very serious amateur photographer and owns several Nikons. This camera is somewhat a challenge with all the menus and buttons, but having used one of his early Nikons, I'm not totally lost. The pictures that I have taken for Christmas and other events have produced photos that far exceed anything I have taken with my Point and Shoot cameras and also the early Nikon. Would advise anyone moving into a serious DSLR to consider this camera

I'm not a pro photographer -- but with a medium learning curve, this camera takes great photos. Added a Nikkor 18-200mm lens and I'm ready to go.

Nikon D5200 is such a great camera and has a fast access to the controls without too much fiddling.All my pictures are perfect now.

great camera would recommend, only fault is color balance has to be adjusted after picture has been takenvia photoshop or other software media

Great product; love this camera. Good beginner dslr. It can be as simple or complicated as you wish and pictures are excellent.

I bought this for a client, so far no complaints from her, I've always bought NIKON anyway for personal use

why does not anyone tell that the nikon d5200 has a clean uncompresed video out at the highest quality??that is sooo important,,you can now record to a field recorder like the atamos ninja at raw video out with HDMI clean video output..that was the only reason i got this camera,,and on ebay it was 600 dollars,,that is a scandle that this is being sold so cheap,,the video on this is professional quality as good as the 5dmark2 or 3 and higher quality camcorders,,this video is that good,,the color is amazing and the sensor out put to recorder you can edit uncompressed video.just an amazing camera.why are people not buying this camera??because it has a plastic body,,???yes,,yes uyes,,people are stuck on looks just like everything else they deside on,,,well good,,that means i get to have a professional quality video camera for cheeeeeap...keep not buying the overpriced consumer stuff cameras so i can pick the good stuff up,,,keep buying the more expensive with less quality,,,,go americans,,,,,idiots.

I did a lot of research before getting this camera. I am a volunteer search & rescue K-9 handler and needed a camera that could take action photos of working dogs. This does that and much more. It has way more options that I anticipated and am still learning to use, but so far am very impressed with the photos I've taken. Great service, received as expected!

Got this as my first DSLR camera, and it has been fantastic. Nikon makes some quality cameras and the D5200 has a great balance of photo and video quality for under $1000 with a decent variable or prime lens. More than enough presets and forgiving auto modes for a beginner as well as full manual shooting. The focus is a bit loud on the 18-55mm VR lens during video with the camera's built in mic. I'd strongly recommend a lens hood for the kit lens, and certainly at least one prime lens if you are just beginning with DSLRs.

After taking hundred of shots i am pleased with camera's performance. Photos are sharp and accurate. Not good enough for video recording as some of the frame goes out of focus, hens giving only 4 star. Apart from that it rocks.

I will not pretend I know anything at all about a good camera. We use this to take pictures of our family and nature. Our lives. It is a beautiful camera. Some of the best images we have ever seen have come out of this camera. It has an amazingly fast shutter. You can edit your picture right on the camera. I would buy it again if I needed another. Worth every penny.

Great experience. Bought "like new" and was pleasantly surprised. Couldn't even tell it had been used. Love the camera already and haven't even read the manual. Would recommend seller and camera!

Bought this as a gift for my daughter who is a somewhat experienced photographer. This was her first real pro slr so I didn't want it to lack in options at the same time be so heavy she couldn't hold it. It delivered on all levels. The 18-140 lens was a good choice because she can go effortlessly from one shot to the next. Took some great photos and blew them up to frame. Beautiful color and clarity. She can upgrade with more lenses when she is ready. I fell i made a good choice. A combination of ease of use and quality.

I signed up for a photography class that required a camera with changable lens. After doing some research the D5200 was highly recommended for what I needed. I bough it under used but it was new and in the box. I received it on time, in fact a day early. I have really enjoyed the camera and hope that I will know what all the bells and whistles will do.

m1KMYISZY31NPI / mo3DXUP0M2C5SPI Length:: 0:51 MinsThe Nikon D5200 has several great features that other customers have taken the time to point out. It has good quality control, the ability to take very high resolution photos, a compact and relatively lightweight design, compatibility with many lenses, and many functions that are designed to improve photo quality in different settings.However, I noticed a major flaw that is highlighted in the attached video. There is a constant sound that comes from the camera in every video one shoots with it. In my video, I have quelled the sound significantly using some software. However, even after all of this effort, the sound is still present and can be heard alongside the crashing waves. This is a major flaw that causes the D5200's video quality to be considerably sub-par.I would like to stress that visually, all the images and videos have excellent quality. However, sound is a necessary component to a video.

Its a great DSLR for those who want to buy their 1st one or upgrade from the point and shoot.It takes great pictures right out with auto settings.I usually dont use the Auto Settings since i know how manual settings of shutter speed,aperture,focus,iso works.Sensor is great and ranks high even compared with D7100 on certain levels (for more check comparison on DXO Mark).I seriously think the kit lens is damn understated as i have taken some great,crisp,sharp pictures.If want to avoid kit lens 18-55mm go with 35mm 1.8g prime lens best bang for the buck.This is definitely better than Canon T4i or T5i as i was in the same league to go for which one.One of the best purchases i have made in recent time.However if you want to do a lot of videography by your dslr i would suggest for CANON t4i (T5i is the same .. save some money and spend on prime lenses)Nikon Offers best business with photography .. Video is definitely good not saying anything bad..though Canon has a little edge in this department over Nikon.

Thank you for the prompt service, I will definitely be ordering form you again in the future, everything was as advertised, and in great condition. Very well packaged and arrived way earlier than i thought! Thanks again!My previous camera was a D90, and this is definitely a step above! i would highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade!

While I normally use the view finder, the live view monitor is great for taking pictures if I'm too short or I don't want to crawl in the mud. I can turn the monitor to a position where I can remain standing and still frame the picture. This is my second Nikon and I'm glad I upgraded to the D5200.

I was debating between this camera and the D5300. This was the clear choice due to price and only very minor differences. So far, I am very pleased with this choice.

I upgraded from my Nikon D200 to the D5200 and have been especially enjoying the new camera with the Nikon 16-85mm lens. The sensor is amazing and especially helps for low light; the in-camera HDR works pretty well and can even be done without a tripod with a steady hand; I like how easy it is to toggle between video and still shots; you can even cut new start and end points on the camera to save memory on both your card and computer; and I like how you can either shoot through the viewfinder, use the screen for shot info, or in screen view. I was going back and forth between this and the D7000 and I selected a lighter, smaller camera body with the newer sensor, pixel size, toggle screen, easy video shooting over the durability, weather proofing of the D7000. Here are a few notes to keep in mind:-lens such as a simple 50mm without a motor built in will not autofocus on the D5200 (no in-camera motor). However, I found that using my f1.8 50mm indoors for a party was worth the manual focusing.-battery life of the en-el14 is really short -especially if you use the screen view. Always have a fully charged 2nd battery. If you are in the backcountry for a while without a solar charger, consider a 3rd battery.-one thing i miss is how easy it was on the d200 to toggle around your focal point. This is still possible but I can only figure out how to do that in screen view mode.That's all for now, still more to learn and I can't wait to test its full potential.

This is my first DSLR, moving up from a fully programmable Fuji point and shoot. While i used the settings on the Fuji (aperture, exposure etc.) It just didn't have the speed. This certainly does & is very easy to use. Spend a couple bucks and get a good zoom, the 18-55 is nice but not nearly enough zoom.

I purchased this to upgrade and I am so happy that I did. I am ready to get outside and use it even more.

After several years with the Nikon D-50 I upgraded to D5200. Love it! Honestly, there is only one thing I dislike: From a perspective of ergonomics, I strongly prefer the design and the way the right-hand grip and controls work on the D50 to those on the newer D5200. I brought my D50 to a store, compared both, and my wife and I were both surprised the newer model just isn't as comfortable as the earlier model. But all the new features, the larger screen, the higher megapixels of the newer model convinced us we'd get over the ergonomics.