Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

TAKES GREAT PICTURES A LOT BETTER THAN MY D 90. SUPER SHARP PICTURES. I AM NOT HAPPY IF I CAN NOT SEE THE HAIR ON A BUG. USE A SanDisk Extreme Pro 32 GB SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 Flash Memory Card 95MB/s WITH IT & BURST MODE WILL SHOOT ALL DAY SHOOTING FINE JPEG. NOT TO GREAT FOR VIDEO BECAUSE THE APERTURE WILL NOT CHANGE IN VIDEO MODE.

I love it. We're finally upgrading from our beloved, rock solid D70s that's been around the world with us and shot tens of thousands of photos. The new D7100 is a great replacement. Photo quality & color, camera speed, you name it. I've been shooting macro, landscape, and portrait with my new D7100 (using all my old lenses from the D70s) and have not been disappointed. If you've been hemming and hawing about upgrading an aging consumer or prosumer Nikon camera, now is a great time to do so!I'm currently using two Transcend 32GB class 10 memory cards and have not noticed any slowness shooting photos (RAW+JPEG) or 1080 video.Pros:- I'm coming from a D70s, so I like most everything about this camera.- All the extra options. I like options. The D7100 is an improved version of my old camera, plus video, plus wifi (optional add-on), plus dual memory cards, etc etc.Cons:- The only con I've come up with so far is sound of the lens auto-focusing during video recordings. It's definitely noticeable on the playback! I have not tried the microphone accessory yet though.

I've only had my D7100 for a day but my family would argue I haven't put it down since I brought it home. All technical stuff aside, this camera takes incredible pictures. I spent the afternoon experimenting with several DX lenses and the results were just fantastic. About an hour before sunset the moon was up in the eastern sky so I slapped on my telephoto and took a shot. I wasn't expecting a lot but when I moved the picture over to my computer and zoomed in on the moon it looked like I took a picture with a telescope! The lunar landscape was incredibly clear. Beginner or seasoned veteran this camera is a fantastic choice.My first Nikon was a D70 which is still a fantastic camera. Recently a friend upgraded from a D3100 to a D600 so he cut me a deal on the D3100 which I really enjoyed playing with. The 3100 is a great starter camera for those looking to ease there way in to the DSLR world. But having used the D70 for years it felt a bit too light and small for my taste. If you are hanging on to your D70 or D90 go ahead, make the leap. The D7100 is a fantastic successor to my D70.

i got this camera about a month ago from amazon. photography has become a main hobby of mine that started about 10 years ago. i've been through at least 8 cameras in these years, with the last 4 being dslr's. i absolutely love this camera. it has excellent low light capabilities and very fast. i have 5 nikkor lenses,(2 prime), and a tokina lens. this camera takes absolutely gorgeous pictures. the BEST cropped sensor dslr money can buy! $1200 for just the body may seem too much, but it's worth every penny. get yourself some good glass(lens), and get pictures at pretty much the way your eye sees it in real life. you'll feel like a pro just holding it. the video on this camera is bar none, the best on any dslr i came across. HD at it's finest. arm yourself with two 32G extreme sd cards and let the fun begin. Aloha.

After several months of saving I upgraded from the Nikon D3100 to the D7100. I am a photography student and knew I needed to upgrade sooner or later. I wanted the abilities of a full frame, but couldn't quite afford it (D600, $2,000). I read Ken Rockwell's review, comparing the D600 and the D7100. The D600 obviously had advantages, but surprisingly the D7100 won. It had more focusing points and a better auto focusing system for only half the price. I got the D7100 as well as the 85 mm f/1.8 and I absolutely love this camera. It's sturdy, has weather proof sealing, two SD card slots, bracketing, and an improved auto focusing system from the D7000. This camera is said to be, by several online reviews, better than the praised Cannon 60D. This is an amazing buy and for $1200 it's a bargain!!See samples at emilyturnerphoto.com

Great camera. 1st purchased copy of D7001 had 5 oil spot (not dust) visible at f/16, f/22. Unable to clear with rocket blower and built in cleaner option. Returned. Amazon kind enough to send me a replacement. Replacement now has left focus issue like D800. Not as tack sharp at 100% enlargement as center, upper, lower, right focus points. Others have reported similar issue. Good news is that good copies exist without these problems.I used my 24-70 mm Nikon, f/2.8 lens using high contract focus chart on tripod wide open to test focusing. Amazon is great, but poor quality control from Nikon. I was hoping this camera would be different from known oil on sensor problem of D600. Furthermore, JPEG images more grainy than D7000. But focus system improved. Not a real issue since RAW images can be improved with PP with Lightroom 4.4. Hoping next replacement copy will have no oil spots, L focus problems. Crossing my fingers.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Used this for the past month while traveling across America. Has been durable and the sensor has stayed clean. Worked in deserts and mountains. and fell from the passenger's seat several times without failing. Results can be seen at http://jimstahrnewyear.blogspot.com/ .

Love it!Sharp pictures with great tracking system for moving subjects. Not too heavy and feels right in hands. Will buy Nikon again

I had a D 3000 before this camera, and I didn't expect to be such an increase in the quality of my pictures, silly me, the quality of the photos with the D 7100 are beautiful. I still have a lot to learn to make the camera really work for me.

Excellent camera and the lens is magnificent been working now with this package for about three or four months and I would never go back

Just scratched the surface of use with this camera. Even as a beginner, I am getting good shots with better clarity.

so far I ve shoot a few hundred shoots and the picture quality is so good It is hard to believe, my only problem is that I use photoshop and its so new its not supported yet but i'm sure they will get around to including it in their lens profile , heck yes by all means skip the d600 I tried both this works better Royce

but not my favorite apsc dslr. I was a little surprised at the noise on some of the images even at iso 1600. My old K-5 (not the II or IIs version) did much better in similar lighting conditions. That said the Nikon has a lot of features and is a good value. I was expecting a cheaper version of my d600, but this camera is not that.

I've had the D7100 for about a week now, and I have been very pleased with the images. Sharpness is excellent when using the Nikon 16-85 and the Micro 40mm F 2.8. I owned 2 D7000's, sold them and bought a D600 and this D7100. It's a nice DX/FX set-up that suits my shooting style. I highly recommend this D7100, especially when paired with the 16-85 zoom. Thanks for reading.

This was a definite upgrade from the D90 (12 MP). The built-in technological features are numerous. There are more options than the average person will ever use. This camera should be good for a minimum of 5 or 6 years of regular use.

At first got send a used camera by error. Contacted Amazon and got send a new one the next day. What can I say? supper impressed with the service from Amazon.And as you already know, this camera is top of the line for DX format and just simply a fantastic camera.

I think Nikon nailed it with this DSLR. I got this camera with the 85mm F/1.8 lens and extremely impressed by the quality of the images (sharpness, color). I compared it with the D600 (Which is a Full Frame) and the quality difference is minimal atleast to me; plus not worth more than 1G!I would recommend this to all semi-pro users!

I chose to upgrade for the D7000 to the D7100. It was a wise move I love this camera. I would recommend this camera to anyone. Best past is the increased number of focus field and auto focus in the video.