Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D5200 Kit

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.

I have owned Nikon cameras for years and have never had a problem with any. I have owned the D5100 for several years and still very happy with it. But when the D5200 was announced, I decided it was time to upgrade.It arrived very fast and was awesome right out of the box. It is much lighter and a little smaller than the D5100. It also is much faster and the picture quality is awesome. I had to try all my prime lenses out and I did not regret my purchase after seeing the results. I could go into a lot of technical aspects but most who read this would be lost. So I will just say that the quality of photos that I took were amazing. The upgraded 39 point AF paired with the new processor took some of the most amazing pics I have seen in what is considered an entry level DSLR. The colors just popped out at you and the images were tack sharp when using prime lenses. I also tried numerous macrel shots and they were amazing.This is a great camera and the only complaint that I have is that I wish nikon would have done it in a touch screen so the more novist photographers would have a little more ease of use. But overall.....This is a must have and you will not regret your purchase.

exellent camera.I bought it refurbished but it looks and feels like brend spanking new.takes exellent pictures and I really like quality of the video.

i bought this camera for the girlfriend, and i secretly like using it more than my d7000 (love the gf most tho haha). the resolution is much better than my aps-c d7000 sensor. i returned a d3200 since nikon switched their sensor manufacturer when the d5200 was released. i love the video capabilities, esp the 1080/30fps. as the title says, skip the kit lens, invest in something like the 35mm 1.8g, or my personal favorite, sigma 17-50mm 2.8 os. i may consider adding a battery pack, but then the whole thing might be too bulky.cheers.

This camera was my upgrade from my old D 3100, the extra megapixels does make a difference.The swivel screen is a very handy plus and Wifi capability comes in handy for those over head shots.

This thing takes amazing pictures for the price. Beware generic batteries as I have found the Nikon to hold a better charge unfortunately, but just as we'll could buy a few generics and carry with you! Also I had to get a faster SD card so there Wasn't as much delay. Google how to use it and check out the "ken" tutorials. His page has helped me greatly!

I know I ordered the body only as I already have other lenses so I didn't need a duplicate lens, but the battery for my D90 does not work with this camera. I would have fully expected a battery with it. To me that is part of the body! Really irritated. I don't care if that page shows that others also ordered a battery with it. That means "additional" battery to me. My D90 came with a battery. Why didn't this one. This is a warning for those who want to buy this. Now I have to hope to get a battery by Saturday.

Just upgraded from a D5100 and could not be happier. The D5100 was\is a good camera BUT the D5200 has those few extra things (bells and whistles) that I had been wishing the D5100 had. I took a couple dozen shots within minutes of getting the camera and I am very pleased with the results. Looking forward to learning how to properly use all the abilities this camera capable of.Relatively light-weight and easy to hold with the 18-55mm lens. No P.h.d. needed to operate but some level of photography knowledge will help you use this camera to it's full potential. If you want a more "point & shoot" type DSLR look at the D3200.Sadly tho Amazon's packaging left more than a little to be desired. The units box was loose within Amazon's shipping container. It was able to move\slide 3-5" in most directions and that made me very nervous as it came thru the USPS, a group not renowned or known for it's careful handling of packages.Luckly there was no damage, just a dented outer box (shipping container). Note to Amazon: If I'm spending over $900.00 with you I do expect better packaging.

I first read the D5200 technical specs, features, and user reviews on Amazon prior to purchasing. Received the new camera with the 18mm to 105mm lens about two weeks ago. Have taken some marvelous images while at Bayou La Batre, Al. and also at Bok Tower Gardens, Fl. Still experimenting with the multiple settings and shooting modes. So far, all images are at least as good as expected. The D5200 with this lens is not too heavy, and has good balance. Menu's are easy to understand and to select modes to enhance shooting effects.This new dSLR was an upgrade from my Canon SX10is, Minolta d-Image 7, and still holding on to my film cameras Pentax 35mm SLR and Mamiya C330 twin lens reflex medium format. The last two make good conversation pieces.