Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

Стою перед выбором нового фотоаппатрата. И остановиться решил на d7100. Привлекает количество мегапикселов (больше чем у D7000). НО! Что в D7000, что в этой модели мне режет глаз цвет кожи при сьемке в помещении - все лица кремовых оттенков. Мой старый D40 делал правильные цвета, а эти более новые...

В эксплуатации пол года, так же есть Nikon D80, по этому есть с чем сравнивать. Отличный любительский фото аппарат, с замашкой на профессиональное использование. Эксплуатировал как со штатной оптикой AF-S...

Камеру считаю очень удачной,снимаю на фиксах, очень замечательные фотографии выходят, почти не требуют обработки. Из удобных фичей можно отметить почти полную настройку камеры под себя, присутствие HDR, цепкий автофокус, рабочее авто-ISO,Jpeg из камеры выходит очень сбалансированный.Очень хороший аппарат всем советую!

Самый дорогой и максимально нафаршированый на данный момент. Все в нем хорошо быстро. Не скупимся, приобретаем, радуемся. У кого нет, сразу бежим за светосильной оптикой. Сегодня решил приобрести, никаких...

Покупал в связке с Nikon 50mm f/1.4D AF NIKKOR для всех случаев.После двух месяцев пользования решил проверить БЭК-ФОКУС и ФРОНТ-ФОКУС.По шкале фокус ушел на 2 сантиметра за целью.Подстроил в меню фокус на "-5".Так теперь при съемках портретов на диафрагме больше " 5"-видно каждый капилляр на глазном яблоке.Природа на фото цветет круглый год.Знание фотошопа не обязательно-подкрашивать нечего.

Покупал в связке с Nikon 50mm f/1.4D AF NIKKOR для всех случаев.Проверил точность фокусировки .По шкале фокус ушел на 2 сантиметра за целью.Подстроил в меню фокус на "-5" .Знание фотошопа не обязательно-подкрашивать нечего.

До него был Nikon 5100. Так вот пришлось долго привыкать к органам...

Покупал в связке с Nikon 50mm f/1.4D AF NIKKOR для всех случаев.После двух месяцев пользования решил проверить БЭК-ФОКУС и ФРОНТ-ФОКУС.По шкале фокус ушел на 2 сантиметра за целью.Подстроил в меню фокус на "-5".Так теперь при съемках портретов на диафрагме больше " 5"-видно каждый капиляр на глазном яблоке.Природа на фото цветет и пахнет!

В сравнении с D90 большой прогресс. Сочная, резкая картинка, а если снимать в рав,...

Покупал кропнутую камеру второй к D700, после...

очень прост в использование...

As a photographer, I find that every couple of years I need to upgrade cameras to keep up with the rapid advancement of technology. Last year I purchased a Nikon D7100, and immediately fell in love with it. The D7100 is a brilliant 24.1Mp powerhouse that can cover both the basics, to the more advanced camera functions.The shutter speeds span an impressive range, from Bulb to 1/8000. The camera's lowest and highest standard ISO's are 100, and 6,000, but Nikon also has built in high range ISO sensitivities, which can max out at 25,600. The meter features a 2,016 pixel RBG sensor, which does an excellent job for exposure metering.The camera has plenty of uses for both experienced and novice photographers. In my experience with the camera, it has always been best to run the camera on full manual control, unless dealing with active motion shots, such as you would find in sports.As with most dSLR's, there is a level of fall-off for novice photographers, and while this camera shoots well on auto-features, using the camera's adjustable functions will always provide a better picture. One of the other reasons to shoot in full-manual, is that the auto-focus speed is rather slow. If you will be shooting faster shots, using the auto-focus to set the initial focus is alright, but then its best to turn that off so you can maintain a fast shooting speed.This camera's ISO allows it to deal with dark rooms quite well; attaching it with a very low aperture lens, you can essentially take a picture in absolute darkness.The camera is also capable of shooting in 1080HD. The video function allows you to film while also taking stills, a useful feature if you need to check focus, or capture stills to reduce post production work. The downside to filming with the camera, is that the built in microphone is not the strongest receiver. The sound that it records is usually too quiet, and not of the best quality. If you do want to film sound, I suggest attaching a separate, more powerful mic to the camera's easy to reach port.As a nature photographer, I spend a lot of time in the bush without a tripod. The camera is pretty robust, but that also means that it's heavy (about 3lbs with a lens). It can be uncomfortable to hold at odd angles for long periods of time. I like the size and weight, but for someone just stepping into the world of dSLR's, this is something to stay mindful of.The lens (the 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR ED Nikkor Lens), is alright for what it's worth. A good starter lens, but the thing surely isn't perfect. The aperture doesn't go as low as I would like, and the auto-focus is, as I mentioned earlier, a little slow. A good lens will usually cost more than the camera itself, which is why for a start into the world of SLR's, the accompanying Nikkor lens will do until you get your feet wet.The +/- function on the camera are a little confusing, as they are reversed in comparison to previous models. I have been using this camera for over a year now, and I still haven't gotten used to it.A disappointing aspect of the camera that I have noticed, is that the monitor does not do a great job expressing the actual lighting and contrast of a photograph. Often the pictures will appear lighter than they actually are, which can result in some frustrating post-production work.I can't speak for much post-production (which effectively cuts me out of RAW), as I tend to dislike the need for heavy editing. I have little to no experience with Photoshop, and most of my touch-up is done in GIMP. This dislike of post-production work has led me to make great use of the camera's dual memory card storage, which is nice to stuff with a couple of 32g cards and never worry about running out of space.Overall, the camera is an impressive piece of equipment, and I have enjoyed the upgrade from my old p90. Having so many controllable functions means that the camera's shooting capabilities will last much longer, as one progressively learns more about photography. While I wouldn't recommend this camera to someone who has no experience with manual photography, it is an excellent step into the world of digital SLRs.