Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

To the point:The d7100 is a great camera. The photos are tac sharp, the colors are spot on, and the camera is responsive. Some of the factory default settings are questionable, for me at least, but they can easily be remedied by flipping through the menus and setting your own preferences. I've been using the camera for a couple of week now and did not encounter any of the issues mentioned in some of the reviews.

This package gives you everything you would need to get started. This is a serious upgrade from a basic DSLR, I would put this on the "semi-pro" level.Absolutely fantastic except the movie mode....garbage.....the fact that you cannot adjust aperture in live mode is silly. Besides that small thing.....it is amazing

I love this camera. I recently switched from another brand, and I am thoroughly satisfied! The button placements are fantastic and super user friendly. I am crazy about this camera.

It's an amazing camera with tons of features. I would say it it is one of the good product which pro's should have. I am very convinced withy the quality and features.

GREAT pictures! I just wish it came with an additional lens. It shoots amazing pictures. I normally use an 85mm prime lens and the pictures are beautiful.

Wonderful camera! I love this bundle. Great start up product and once you read the manual, its very easy to master. I'm so happy.

Bought this camera as a step up from point and shoot. So far I`m disappointed. In auto mode I can`t get any consistent sharp photos. I would shoot day and night to learn more about the camera. Ask a buddy to bring out his Canon 70D for a shoot and his consistently comes out ahead. He had a 18-105mm lens with the same f-stop. I`m pretty sure I need to learn more about the camera but It should perform at least decent with a simple point and shoot.

This camera is such a miracle worker! Very high quality, but I expect nothing less coming from Nikon. Such a big upgrade coming from a D3100, and I have no regrets! I highly recommend it.

Like many others, I have been waiting for the anticipated D400 which I have just about given up on. I bought the d7100 for Amazon about 2 months ago and have never looked back. It is a wonderful camera and a superb upgrade from my D300 and D7000. My main concerns at first were the weight of the camera and how it would feel in my hands. After working with the camera almost daily, I have gotten over this concern. It is well built and feels good especially with the addition of the battery pack.The buffer is shallow as has been noted by many reviewers but because I no longer shoot sports this is not a concern. Shooting JPEG for sports will help with this issue for sports and action photographers. I personally shoot RAW with normal JPEG as back up.I love this camera and would suggest going to a camera shop and getting one in your hands. I think you will be converted as I was.PS. The sensor is fantastic and the resultant images will amaze you. I have not shot in very bad weather with it yet and doubt that I will.-Cheers

I bought this camera very early on after its release. It has served me very well, producing excellent results all around. Moire has not been a problem at all- even in some worse case scenarios with fabrics and screens where I anticipated problems. Many, many thousands of pictures later it is functioning well, proving to have a robust mechanical design. If I had bought this camera expecting to use the video feature, I would only rate it 4/5 because it really isn't very good. So if that is what you are looking for, proceed with caution and check some video samples first.

This is best DX camera out there. I upgraded from D90 and is a huge step up. I am not going to do a technical review as dpreview.com does a very good job. My primary lens is Nikon 17-55 2.8 and I can clearly make out the difference in pictures between D90 and D7100.I love the 'i' button because the settings can be changed using this button without going into the menus. If you are used to the menus in D90 it will take time to get used to the D7100 menus (they are rearranged).The grip and feel are solid. I miss the monitor cover so I bought Zagg screen protector and it works well.Even at 6400 ISO the pictures look great.Bottom line, if you are looking to upgrade from D90 this is the perfect camera. One word of advice skip the "WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter" which is not worth the money (see my review of WU-1a).

Sweet camera for the price. I use it in the lower 13 million option for some work as the 24 million eats hard drive space. Excellent video also.

I upgraded from the D7000 to the D7100 because I wanted more pixels, but if you use JPEG the camera tries to to get rid of noise with processing (even at ISO100) and give you really soft images, if you use RAW you get more pixels allright, but you also get a LOT MORE NOISE, SO FOR ME, UPGRADING FROM THE D7000 HAS BEEN A HUGE WASTE, paid a lot for the same I would have gotten with a d7000.Then another problem, with ISO800 for instance, the D7000 did GREAT with Dynamic Range, but with the D7100 the dynamic range at ISO800 the Dynamic Range Drops to the same of a damn cellphone!!!I just got much better images with the 14MP of the D7000 than with the 24 of the D7100, in everthing else it's practically the same camera.

Great camera and lens. With the 18-105 mm lens this makes a good all around carry camera covering most situations.Very sharp photos and I like the in camera program giving endless possibilities..Been using this camera for about a month now with no problems and I keep it with me most of the time.

This is an excellent camera! It is very well built and quite durable. When you change lenses, you don't have to worry about dust to the same extent you would with a lower grade model.With this you get a bird's eye view at any level. Your photos will come out sharp and clear regardless of lighting. You can work with your camera and adapt yourself to it and the enviornment in which you are photographing.Another really good feature is that you can work with your filter and have control over the flash. In fact, you don't really need your external flash. While you are paying a lot for this camera, you are getting plenty of bang for your buck. I think you will be pleased with the quality of your photographs..

When I take three shots in a row, it takes eight seconds for the first image to show up on the screen. This takes less than a second on my old 12Mp D90 or my friends D7000 -- same memory cards (all class 10), same lenses, same everything else. Since I usually check the back of the camera to see if the shot turned out, this extra wait time is a deal-killer. I missed the cut-off to return this D7100 to Amazon, so I sent it in to Nikon for a warranty repair. Unfortunately, Nikon doesn't see this as a problem.Why two stars instead of one? The low-level of noise in nighttime shots is excellent! I still regret buying this camera, though. I recommend that you avoid it.

If you use the D7000 today, the D7100 is a very worthwhile upgrade to the D7000. You can take better pictures with the D7100 and it is much easier to control in the field. There are so many added little chances that just make the use of this camera a wonderful experience. One example is using the bracket function: Now you can to a 5 shot bracket exposure and you will see just what you are doing by the little count indicator you will see in live view on the monitor, no longer remembering what shot am I on now. You can also shot a 3 frame bracket shot if you want also. The DOF is also much easy to use than on the D7000. The D7100 is just a better camera and much easier to use, keep the D7000 as the back up camera. Given these two camera you are ready to take on the journey of taking much better picture, where ever to want to shot. I strongly recommend the purchase of this camera to anyone that wants to improve their pictures and the experience of taking pictures.

Using this with my 2 existing dx lenses: 35mm f1.8 and 18-200 VR. This new camera is great. Amazing dynamic range and autofocus system is great. Perfect for photos of the kids in action. Using this with eyefi pro card.

I purchased this to replace my Canon 7D. Considering this is newer and has the OLPF removed, I expected better quality. What I got instead was a generic DSLR camera. Yes it shoots nice photos but so do $500 DSLRs littering the market. I have no idea why this camera has been hyped to the max. My 7D shot incredible magazine quality photos, straight out of the box, on full auto. This camera can't even match the quality of the 7D, forget about surpassing it. I really wanted to switch over to Nikon but all that counts ultimately is image quality and this camera is just another one in the bunch. Nothing stands out. You can see some sample images I uploaded. They are point and shoot jpg's without any processing or filters. You can see that it's a basic DSLR camera. Why does it cost so much? Unjustified price for this level of performance. Lame.I gave it two stars instead of one because it does have some technical "wows" such as megapixel count, shots per second, etc. etc. but why does that matter when the picture itself is generic quality you can get in a cheap DSLR? When you look at a picture, do you ask "Wow! I wonder how many shots per second were used or the exact f-stop setting to capture this image?" No. You either like the photo or you don't. I don't like what I see from the images from this camera. Not at this price.

Great DSLR. All the pro-level features I was looking for at a consumer price. This is a camera that I suspect will last me years.

Everything you could want in a current technology DX-format DSLR. The 24 Mpixel sensor is outstanding. To get the most out of this camera, you need to know what you are doing. If you are an experienced photographer, this camera can do pretty much anything you might want to do. If you want a point-and-shoot DSLR, this camera is perhaps not for you--it is aimed at knowledgable enthusiasts.The sensor, metering, and autofocus technology has come a long way from the D100 which it replaced. To get the most out of the sensor, you will need good glass, not the bottom-end kit lenses, although even with the bottom-end Nikon lenses you will be able to make terrific images with this camera. My D100 lens collection works just fine on this camera, thanks to camera AF drive. So you can use both older screw-type AF lenses or the more modern AFS lenses.The D3200 or D5200 uses the same sensor if you don't need all the pro features and 51-point AF. (I got along with a single point or 5-point D100 for 10 years.). But if you want the best of the best in the DX line, this is it for now (May 2013).

Everything came as expected, I've had several DSLR cameras, either Nikon and lately had Sony Alpha. I am so glad I decided to go back to Nikon and bought this awsome camera, with ONE fantastic lens, the 18-140 mm that came to be VERY GOOD. I do recommend body and 18-140 mm lens not the 55-300 mm, better save some money to buy 18-300 mm

I sold my Nikon D700 full frame camera so I could get this. Pics are incredibly sharp. Colors are perfect. This is the best camera ever. So glad I bought it. Very highly recommended.

Currently using a Nikon D90. Just received my D7100 two days ago. The quibbles - files are so large when using maximum quality (RAW + JPEG) that it takes a long time to write from the card to the computer. Copying, editing, moving, even uploading files from camera using View NX2 or Nikon Transfer has become a long process even using Class 10 and SDXC cards.Now the other side. I thought I got really good pictures from the D90. The pictures from the D7100 are GREAT. The technology of removing the filter from the sensor not only makes the picture incredibly sharp, I have not had any issues with the moire all the reviews warn about as a possibility. In short the D7100 is a whole new world of photography. Setting up all of the defaults to your individual specifications and designating control functions to specific buttons takes a bit of time initially, but the results make it a great investment of time.Still getting accustomed to the all of the possibilities the camera provides. Combined with the new Nikkor 18-300 lens it is a relatively heavy assembly. Again, worth it in every respect. Nikon can rightly claim this as a flagship DX until they top it with something else in the future.Can't speak for professionals and really advanced enthusiasts, but for the rest of us. WOW !!!