Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

Two issues with the camera: the buffer fills after 3 shots when shooting in RAW. Live view use does not allow the aperture to be changed.Other than these items the camera is fantastic. Fits my needs nicely as i like landscapes and scenery. If you are trying to capture sports action you won't like the buffer unless you shoot in JPEG only.Happy with this purchase.

This is a very nice pro-Sumer DX format body for those wishing to upgrade from older models. I have several older bodies and was waiting for the features to add up and the prices to drop enough to justify an upgrade. Considered going with an FX format (D600 / D800) but have too many DX lenses to justify leaving the smaller format. This replaces a D300 and a D80 (ok - a D2H also) and adds many features, such as two memory card slots and video! Now it's time to shop for more memory as big picture files require big storage. I added a 17-85mm f2.8 lens to get this camera off to a great start!

Purchased this camera when my wife was pregnant in anticipation for taking pictures of the baby. I'm not a professional by any stretch of the imagination, actually I'd put myself closer to a novice. Easy to use and understand, takes incredible pictures. Didn't realize I could take such great photos :)

I just got the camera yesterday from Amazon but after opening the box I could see that camera was damaged so I returned it immediately!I bought the same camera that afternoon at a local Best Buy.In the brief time I have had it I could tell the images are sharper and the auto focus is quicker. But that does not mean I am going to want to delete my Adobe Photoshop ha!

My last camera was a D80. I have tried D3100 and 5200. Good cameras, good images, but they do not feel like a real camera for people like me that has being shooting since manual film cameras.I love images 7100 produces and responsiveness and interface.Good options to adjust the camera to your own preferences, allowing fast access to main and common functions.The manual is good (read it!) and I also use the iphone version.Until now a just miss a easy way to interface with IPhone and sync info like GPS geo and time data.

The camera arrived missing its battery door. I shoot with Nikon cameras and have several of them, but Nikon has a serious problem with quality control. Returns and repair are regretably part of being a Nikon shooter.

Good buy. Pictures are great. Still need to learn a lot to use it. You can't go wrong with this camera. If you plan on using just auto, your better off getting the 5200 or 3100 because they take the same quality pictures back lack all the manual features of the expensive sibling.

I was looking to upgrade from my D70 and this is the perfect upgrade. I did need to get new memory cards but the lenses and flash that fit the D70 fir the D7100. It takes unbelievably crisp pictures...wonderful camera, easy to operate.

I love to photograph my kids and animals moving - sports, at a park, at a party, in the backyard, etc. In every venue, thus far, this camera has come through like a charm. I have not tested the video aspect of the camera yet - but I am truly thrilled with the pictures I have taken.

I purchased the D7100 as a back up to my D800 for times when I need a faster lighter camera. Overall performance is good however I am spoiled by the d800.

there are grey dots visible in view finder as well as on each and every picture. we returned it the next day. good luck and check carefully!

Even with kit lens i can be able to produce stunning images .I had OMD em5 but it was too much for this camera that goes up with ISO > 800 (with 12-50 kit lens).Great camera .

I've extensively used the Nikon D80, D200, D7000 and now the D7100. I've sold images from all of these cameras. While this last step did not "skip a generation" it is a significant step up that ladder.The build quality is solid, the AF is very, very fast and accurate with Nikon, Sigma and Tamron lenses. The metering is accurate with a large dynamic range in the exposure, and the resolution is wonderful. I've adjusted the sharpening up 2 spots, from factory '3' to '5', and have found already sharp resolution increased, without artifacts!This camera is the real deal, and Nikon has truly hit a home-run with this one.Simply put, it's a bargain priced gem.

This weekend I hope to put the D7100 to the test. (Weather permitting). So far out of the box indoor shots have been great! Focus is spot on, I can tell you will probably use my speedflash more than the on camera flash. Maybe it is just me but man is the on camera flash bright! I love the locking mode dial, my D7000 was always moving. I love the weight of this camera. So far works with my 50mm 1.4mm beautifully! I will post pics once I can get outdoors and take pictures of nature! I will give a more through update after this weekend! So far I LOVE THIS CAMERA. (Have owned D5000 and D7000).C

After continued backfocus issues with my D7000, I decided to upgrade to the D7100 in hopes that those problems had finally been resolved. Out of the box, the camera looked and felt quite nice, but I have observed two issues with it:1. The mode selector dial has already become very loose.2. The camera is having focus issues. When set to single point focus, it will attempt to lock, then often overshoot and stop. It is doing this about 1/4 of the time, but when it does lock the focus is excellent.Picture quality (with the 18-200 VR) was excellent, but the other issues are dealbreakers for me. I'll be returning this camera and will just keep the D7000.

Using a 16-85MM and the quality of picture is near to perfect.Not to say more about the control and its easy access - its real user friendly and you can customize each of the control to your need too..Excellent Battery Life...Will update the review as I go along creating new RAW's... Happy Shooting..

Been waiting for this camera to come. It's an upgrade to my D90 and so far the D7100 didn't disappoint me. I'm still trying of getting used with all the controls and its functions, but once I get this equipment to the test I will be back for more info and results.

Update: Replacement works fine.---------------------------------Received my copy yesterday, booted the camera in Full Auto mode (default), mounted a new lens...camera wouldn't autofocus.Tried all controls, rebooted, reset, different lens...nothing, even the focus light wouldn't come on.Pressing the focus selector button and rotating the dials has no effect, it just wouldn't budge focus servo mode or the focus area. Focus was set to manual by default (out of the box) otherwise I would have never noticed that this functionality is broken.Shipping back to Amazon today, requested replacement. Hoping it was just bad luck.

This camera will make you more than happy if you like strong colors, great versatility and the fact that it is weatherproof.I just finished using it to photograph a major event in the rain, it performed flawlessly under these conditions, if you know anything about digital equipment , they do not like really bad weather, I can also say the color produced by this camera is amazing. It also performs well in the studio.

The D7100 is an awesome camera. It is easy a full titanium body which I really like. The 7100 is excellent in low light. It seems that Nikon took a clue from Canon and improved on this aspect. I have not used a flash yet. I am very pleased and highly recommend for the weekend to serious photographer.

Indredible camera!!!Does anything and everything you could want. I purchased with a Nikon 18-200 VRll lens. Lots of enjoyment. I highly recommend.

I posted an earlier review where I complained about being unable to process RAW files in Aperture but should have known that Apple would have to update Aperture to make it possible !My other complaint was that my new Nikon D7100 was changing image quality (e.g. from JPEG to RAW and back again) for no apparent reason. Thanks to input from other owners and Nikon Support I now know that this was my fault not the camera's ! When changing Iso I was sometimes also pressing the quality (+) button so that turning the command dial changed the image quality.I upgraded to the D7100 from the D7000 and they are both superb cameras.

My first SLR was a Nikon D3000 and used it for years, it was a great camera. Photography has become my hobby now that I am retired from work and just up graded to a D7100, wow so nice but a lot to learn about it's capability and I love it.

So far this camera meets all of my expectation. The images are beautiful and the camera operation is fast. The only thing I wish is that it has an articulated LCD for macro work.