Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

Within the first few uses, we had number of issues with this camera. We had a few card write errors where the camera locked up. We had another error where it wouldn't let us download past 300 of 1000 images on the card. We are waiting for firmware updates to fix these issues. We feel that overall the performance of the camera namely with focusing is better than the D7000 - we had a lot of issues with that camera with backfocusing. The D7100 can take some really crisp images and we have been happy other than with the card writing issues.

Upgraded from D90 which I will still keep because it was my baby. The D7100 is a beast. FX is not for me since I like telephotos and macro. Already tried my Sigma 150-500mm OS HSM and....man....the images rock in detail as compared to the D90. The removal of the low-pass filter definitely makes a noticeable improvement, contrary to what others have said. Also tried it with the Nikon 70-200 VR and pictures are just beautiful and sharp, great color and very low noise at higher ISO (up to 1600). When I need wide-angle I still feel OK with my Sigma 10-20, I think this lens gives you colors off the camera that most times make you not want to do anything in post-production. With the primes 35mm, 50mm and 85mm results were also superb. Decided to postpone the idea of FX, quite honestly do not think I will ever purchase one, in my opinion it is less useful for most consumer or enthusiast needs.

More than one could ask for -- extraordinary features, outstanding quality, definitely a heavy hitter among fine digital cameras, incredible value.

I have been very impressed with this camera so far. The picture quality is great, and the thing has a lot of options for tweaking the pictures in the camera itself. There are plenty of pre-set shooting styles to choose from if you just need to take pictures quickly without too much thought into shutter speed or aperture. The camera has a lot of options to tinker with, so you can take full control of the camera and get very creative.

I have a D7000 that I had (and still do as a backup body). I bought the D7100 as an upgrade. I use a 35mm lens for mostly everything as I am shooting high quality JPEG on card one and RAW on card two. So, at 24 megapixels, I just crop to the area I wanted in the photo. I also use a 18-200mm but am thinking of getting a 18-300mm.So, with that said, I get fantastic shots. I like to shoot in aperture/shutter priority or manual and this camera is great for that. For the price though, if you are going to shoot in automatic? Get a point and shoot. Just as good photos, lighter and better zoom capabilities.

One reason I love this camera is the weight of it. I have owned cameras of this quality but the weight was more than I liked. Picture quality is excellent and easy to use. Has many choices built right in. The flash in most cases will be just fine for most pictures.

First impressions after a couple hundred shots are "WOW!!" It feels great in your hands and takes very impressive photos on full-auto mode and "Program" mode with only a few basic adjustments (white balance, ISO, shutter/aperture). (I made the switch from a long-time Canon user to Nikon with this camera, so there is definitely an adjustment and relearning period I'll have to go through before I can post on the more sophisticated features.)It's a larger body than most APS-C cameras, and I like that about it since it is easier to hold without the added cost and weight of the full-frame bodies and lenses. (I do lots of tourism, walking, and hiking with my cameras, so being comfortable to carry for long periods is a big consideration.)I'll update this review with more details after I've had time to properly learn to use it and have taken it on my hike of the Inca Trail to Macchu Pichu in a few weeks...

I chose the highest level because it takes the highest quality photos I've ever taken. It is significantly sharper than the D5100 I used before! I am very pleased with the upgrades, too. I haven't used the wireless option, but am going on a cross-country trip and plan on it. Also, lots of options from scene selection to effects! You don't have to be a professional to take professional photos!

I am an intermediate, and own a few dx lenses that I did not want to part with. So I was confused between this and D5200. I realize now that there should not be even a question. You can quickly change the settings without accessing the menu, the pictures are sharp and above all it is weather sealed. It definitely leveled up my photography as I could quickly experiment with various settings.I was worried about the not having the swivel screen, but honestly, I don't miss it at all.

I would consider myself a Enthusiast photographer aiming to be professional. This camera has the premium features of a Nikons Full frame DSLR's. Build quilt is superb, Sharpness is fantastic, Works great for night photography. I use this camera for mainly concerts and portraits and it has not let me down yet!

I have nothing but positive things to say about this great camera. I upgraded from a D3100 and it really is night and day. The color rendition is great, the high iso performance is great. It does take a little getting use to coming from a lower end camera, but the ergonomics are fantastic. It's great having most the controls built into the out dials and not having to go into the menu.

First off, I need to say that Amazon stepped up and stepped in and really came through for me when I had an issue with the original vendor of my purchase.. THANK YOU AMAZON!!.. You have won me over!!..This camera is a photo pro's dream! Lots of great features and upgrades that make this camera worth selling your D7000 and D300s for!!.. This DX crop sensor camera is the perfect complement to my FX full frame D3X..Stellar performance and excellent functionality..John BradfordOceanBluePhotography Sarasota FL

The features on this camera are so many I have just explore a very small section. But what I was looking for on the camera, I have obtained. I am able to capture the ball "frozen" as well as the player taking the pictures indoors with bad lighting.I went with the 18-105mm lense because I did not want the added weight and assume I could bring the pictures closer digitally since the images are large enough. However, now I wish I had purchased the 18-300 to be able to bring the subject closer while shooting Lax.Specially like the fast shooting and the control added as to how many will be snapped consecutively with the same focus... I also liked that the settings dial is "locked" so it can only be change when you intent to change it.

I have had this for a few days now and been pleasantly surprised at how well this does. I equate it to either the D300 or D300s for its abilities, although it does feel smaller/lighter.Pros relative to the D600 are its faster AF (not by much, but worthwhile) and the longer reach and greater DOF apparent, when shooting wide.Pros relative to the D7000 are its faster/more accurate AF, and the gentler sound of the shutter (I do prefer a quiet shutter). Other things of note are that the ISO is about a half stop better in most cases, but the bigger thing I see is the cleaner blue skies at lower ISO's. The addition of better weather sealing is not lost on me either. I have wanted a DX body with that for some time. Last notable thing that I appreciate is the locking buttons for the mode dials.Great cam for me.

It is great cameraIt is great cameraIt is great cameraIt is highly recomendedI was not expected to be so good

This camera is the best bang for the buck. In my opinion, this is the best DX camera in the market today. Now with the new firmware out, this makes the camera for video even better. Has all the options I need for my disposal to take great pictures. It's fast enough for multiple exposures and great in low light. Has all the focusing options for different scenarios. I find this camera a delight and the best investment I had in a long time.

I upgraded from a d5100. And... I love it. I was going to buy the D600 and go to full frame, but the sensor oil/dust thing bothered me. So I bought this and have been happy with it. It's got everything you need.

I use the the camera professionally to create training videos. The quality is amazing. I purchased a 50mm prime lens in conjunction with the camera. Together, the hardware exposes the weaknesses in my video editing abilities. The quality of the final product is better than necessary for an 800 location restaurant brand to post training videos on YouTube. I do not expect to need a better camera, ever.

the product is top quality, excellent care of the store, I recommend it 100%The delivery was fast and securethe flawless operationall excellentso glad I made ​​the purchase

Such crisp photographs. I went from the Nikon D80 to the D7100 and notice a HUGE difference in quality of my photos (especially with it's image processor and 24Megapixels). Plus great features like Active D-Lighting and High definition dynamic range. You can see both your clouds and your low light areas in the same picture. I've also noticed that is does a much better job with low-light photos, much lower "noise" than my D80. The D7100 also has 51 Auto-Focus points. I can action put the focus point where I actually want it to be. I also like that all my D80 lenses fit my D7100 body. I don't have to start over with lenses. I am very happy with my upgrade!

I bought this SLR to replace my D300. There is no comparison when it comes to resolution and low light capabilities: The D7100 is 10 steps ahead. I used the camera on a recent trip to Central America with my 28-200, 70-200, and 105 macro. Many of the shots were taken in low light at higher ISO's in the coastal and central rain forests. The photos are phenomenal! The one negative is the small buffer size which limits the number of photos taken at a time to about 6-7 at high speed. This therefore would not be such a great camera for speed sports such as alpine ski racing, cycling, or motor sports.

There are betters cameras out there but not at this price point. This is the best Nikon DX for the price. To do better you would have to go into the professional bodies and spend way more. The auto focus on this camera works with the older Nikon lenses which is nice, my D3100 lacked this feature. Its well built and feels good in your hands so far no problems at all.

I bought the D7100, because from all of my research, it seemed to have the most bang for the buck. I was also looking to move up from my starter DSLR and broaden my amateur photographic horizons. Check out the numerous reviews on youtube, and you'll see that they really don't have anything negative to say.So far, all I can say is that I LOVE THIS CAMERA! The picture quality is amazing, and it's got plenty of professional level features.

Been a Rebel user for years but this Nikon is a great camera. Looking forward to learning how to master this tech.