Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Body

The Nikon D7100 is the best DX camera ever released, and while that's a bold statement my time spent with the D7100 proves this.Many cameras like the D800 and the D4 have the ability to perform into 1.5x crop mode. The D800 will give you 15 megapixels out of 1.5x crop, where as the D4 will give you 12 megapixels at one 1.5x crop. The D7100 is already a 1.5x times crop and is 24 megapixels. Not only that but when you go into 1.3x crop mode on this camera it will give you an effective focal range of 1.9x crop.What this means is on a D800E if you have a 70-200mm lens your focal range would be 300mm at 15 megapixels, with the D4 you would have 300mm at 12.1 megapixels. With the D 7100 you would have 400mm at 16.2 megapixels. Just giving you much better detail for long reach and I have done numerous comparisons the D800E cannot compete with the D7100 when it comes to long reach and cropping.For the price this is unheard up, this camera outperforms it's price tag two times over. It has 51 autofocus points and believe me this thing is not shy to focus.I have compared this camera to the D600 which is almost double in price, and this D7100 focuses faster. This is the flagship DX camera at the moment. Watch the video for more details.Corey Benoitcorey@faymusmedia.com

I have so many good things to say about his camera that I cannot say anything.So I will just say that it is he best buy I made in years.I'm really happy with myself taking the decision to invest in this camera.I can do everything I want with this, but I think that the words that define this camera are: Quality, Professional and Freedom.I recommend it.

This is a perfect camera if you do not want to lug around a full frame $6000.00 camera! Fast shutter speeds. Semi lite. Images are so sharp you almost have to blur them slightly! The ISO is great up to about 1600 indoors. I was shooting a 50mm 1.8 so it is a fast lens with a fast camera. Awesome! One last thing. Have you ever pressed your shutter button and it seemed like forever for the camera to focus... Not with this bad boy. You press the button, the AF reaches out and grabs your subject so fast it seems almost impossible. Great Camera!

this is my fourth Nikon. just upgraded from a D7000 which is still have as my backup that i have a 50mm f/1.8 AF-S lens on. I have had this camera less then a month and have entered two photo contest. the first contest is a Juried contest i had two out of three photo excepted and my second contest was the county fair last weekend.. i won two first place ribbons and one second place ribbons all shot with this camera. the one photo i loved the most was the Fourth of July fireworks. I had the D7100 on a tripod with my 18 -300 mm lens set to manual focus, F11, ISO 100 and " Bulb " i used my wireless remote to control the shutter to eliminate any shake. every shot was time lapsed. i tried different times 6 seconds, 8 seconds, 12 seconds and a few at about 20 seconds. Every shot came out PERFECT, i won a first place blue ribbon with one of the ten second shots. i wish i could post one of them here just so you could see how these came out, the background is totally noise free just pure black. i had no problem with the D7000 this camera replaced. i just want a few more feature and the 24 megapx is a little bigger photo. This Nikon exceeds my expectations.

I'll admit I'm not a professional photographer, though I do take pictures for a community newspaper, so my pictures need to be fairly decent.When I purchased the 7100, I was going from a Nikon D50, so I can't compare the 7100 to a 7000. But compared to the D50, it's wonderful! The D50 I had constantly got dust on the sensor, even though I rarely changed lenses, and I had to clean it (scary!) several times. This one seems a lot more solid and doesn't have that problem. But what I love most is it takes great pictures in low-light situations. With the D50 I used an external flash, and, not being professional, I wound up with washed out pictures (until I learned to filter and control the flash a bit). This one is so great in low-light, I haven't had to use the external flash at all.I love love love that the ISO settings go up so high, which helps a lot in low light.Overall, this was a little pricier than I wanted to pay, but I am very pleased I spent the money.

I will be honest and give it 4 stars instead of 5 because I just got my camera on March 24th and I give it 4 stars for the test shots that I have made and getting to know how the camera works. I tested my kit lenses of 18-55mm and55-200mm. I am well pleased with the images and they are better than the Nikon D5100. I briefly got the chance to evaluate all photos in CS 5. When I took test shots on my 50mm f1.8, of course they were sharper. I will have to do some more testing tomorrow so I can post them. Since it is still winter (groundhog got it wrong) colors will look mundane so I will try my best for some decent shots.Auto focus extremely fast. It is one of the things I like about the camera. I took test shots of planes flying overhead and in standard auto focus, not the tracking auto focus, the camera tracked the airplane from a good distance and also on approach.If you own the Nikon D5100, the menu is similar and the camera is very easy to set up.As far as in other reviews where people have said they don't like where the buttons are set up, I cannot relate, but where the buttons are, just fine for me.One interesting thing that I liked about the camera is that is has an additional 1.3 crop which can be set up in the camera menu. This 1.3 crop actually zooms in on the subject/object without myself adjusting the lens. Would be great for sports and event photography which is what I want to get into.Camera is a good buy. Sometimes to make money, have to invest money. Camera is worth the investment. I will try to post images later. Cheers.

I simply love it. This is my second Nikon DSLR. My first being a D3100. I am an amateur but enjoying all the features of this camera. I couldn't get into all the details because well, I don't understand them yet. But what I can tell you is this camera takes amazing pictures and I am super excited to learn more and more about all the amazing features of this camera. It also arrived from the seller weeks before the date expected so that made my day. Good luck to all those that buy this awesome Camera.

What can you say about Nikon that is not already known to photographers that know its history.The only thing I can add is, the disk that comes with the camera is a meager 8, so, be prepared to spend another $100 for the 64 disk, or more if you want the 90.

I can't say enough good things about this camera, takes lovely shots, gives you the freedom to use the camera as designed and not a flaw that I can find. I love my Nikon D7100 and would do this purchase all over again.

This is my first DSLR camera. I figured if I was gonna get a good one I better get a REALLY good one. I have no regrets of any kind. This baby is flawless! I even got a few decent lenses. Some of the kits out there are really nice and have tons of attachments that are a bit harder to find on their own. I have taken a few shots of random things and a old Hindu temple with it and my lack of experience so far does not seem to show thru. The pix were gorgeous. If i figure out how to upload some on amazon I will >.<

Different cameras obviously but coming from the D90 to the D7100 proved to be such a significant improvement in many ways I felt compelled to add a 5 star for Nikon. I'm not going to write a long review because many have said what I know and feel about this camera so I'll save you the redundancy. I will say that I don't agree that this is not for the newbie to photography. If you have the money and you really want to invest some time learning the art I think this is probably the best choice. Excellent build quality, ISO performance, shutter speed, sharpness with the filter less sensor etc. Some of what turns many new photographers off is the inability to take great photos and camera with the capability of the 7100 helps a great deal. I will also say that lenses are the other half of the equation if not more than the body and I can also tell you that my 18-200 VRII and few other lenses never took images as good as on the D90 as on the D7100. So, I'm starting to ramble and I'll cut myself off here. I suggest thinking about what you really want to accomplish and what your budget is and if the 7100 fits then go for it.NOTE: Photo's do not show well on the Amazon site, actual images are much better. They must be compressed to save space. Also note that I made a mistake on one photo I listed the lens used as 18-200VRll and it is actually the 70-300VRll

I originally had a Nikon D200the body is smaller than the D200 but it still fits well in my handvery easy to use, and its ergonomicI did do alot of research before buying this camera and it fit my life style well.

Not quite a month in to owning this camera, have just shot my first wedding and found it to be a champ. Still love my D90, good to have old reliable around as a back up to this newer technology. Will report back after a few more outings.

It has so many characteristics! Great images, very good pics'quality. It only needs a little more of creativity for my photographies, ha!

I'm not going to go into a long review on this model- the D7100. I have been taking pictures for over 50 years, and I will just say, for the price I paid, this is 1 of the finest Nikon's yet. Coming from my past, including D50, D90, D7000, the D7100 has made great improvements, and I have NO ISSUES with the D7100. Maybe some of these other guys who have given scathing reviews have gotten an off copy, or maybe it is simply a case of inability to know how to use the camera properly, who knows? Regardless, if you are looking for a SUPERIOR camera in the $1200 range, THIS IS IT! Buy it, most importantly, READ THE MANUAL, use a fast, highly-rated memory card, a high-quality lens, and don't look back! Everything about the D7100 screams quality- from the build quality, features, resolution, and most importantly, TACK-SHARP photo quality. I could go on an on about the D 7100, but it is best to just remark about what an awesome buy it is now for the $. All the others(manufacturers) are now playing catch-up with this Nikon release- Yes, others may say it can use this feature, and that do-dad, but we all know that will come in less than 2 years or so. For now this is 1 of the finest values in a DSLR!And NO, I DO NOT work for Nikon-

This is and excellent camera, but I would not recommend it to someone who has never owned a DS before.

I had a D5000 for about 3 years, I had about pushed the limits of that camera so I decided to upgrade to the D7100. The sharpness, clarity and controls are amazing. Everything about this camera is better than I had hoped. It took a few days of tinkering and actually opening the manual to try and learn stuff. I will say the manual that came with it is junk, not really helpful at all. I got Ken Rockwell's guide to the D7000 (he has not released his guide to the D7100 yet) and it was a ton of help. After a few hours of looking at that and tinkering with the camera I was out and shooting.

Wanted to take my pictures up a notch and the D7100 certainly did that. Found it easy to use and got some really nice shots. Next move might be to get a new lens to get better wild life shots. Had been shooting basketball and scenic things waiting for spring.

Really great camera, but in addition to the manual that comes with the camera, you will need to buy a more detailed book on operation. This camera has so many gizmos that I'm quit sure there is a launch mechanism for sending satellites into space. When you get the additional (detail) manual, you will be constantly entertained by what this camera can do in addition to just taking a picture. You will have to purchase additional accessories to get the full effect, but they are worth every cent.

Ok this is just a brief review i previously own the D7000 which i got a year ago and i love the camera and decided to get the new D7100 mostly because of the new 51 point AF system which is awesome by the way it focus faster even on low light situations. I've been testing both cameras and the quality of the pictures are just about the same the only difference i notice is the D7000 creates much more chromatic aberration the D7100 doesn't seem to have that problem so if you were looking to get better quality images from this new D7100 i doubt this is the camera for you but if you are looking forward to get excellent AF results this is the camera for you It pretty much inherit the AF system from Nikon's D4 and the D800 which is awesome also the camera feels better in the hand it's more comfortable then the D7000, I also recommend getting the MB-D15 battery grip for this camera cause it's a little more power hungry than the D7000.Also if you are the type of person who's not looking forward to learn how to fully use the camera on Manual mode save some bucks and just go for a D5200 or D3200 you will only get the most out of this camera if you learn how to use it on Manual just saying cause i've read many reviews with people complaining about it.

Sold my d300s for the d7100. Don't regret a bit. Great low light performance. Great overall image quality that surpasses the d300s by a large margin. It's smaller, so easier to carry. The dual SD card solved a major nuisance of d300s. The controls are just as easy to use albeit a little bit of adjustment, but once I found everything I need, it was easy to get used to. Only quip is the continuous shooting speed seems lack that of the d300s, and it felt less professional grade. But that matters little to me as I am not a pro user.

Great value for the money! Pictures are crystal clear and the quality of the product is beyond expectations!This package is worth every penny!

Different cameras obviously but coming from the D90 to the D7100 proved to be such a significant improvement in many ways I felt compelled to add a 5 star for Nikon. I'm not going to write a long review because many have said what I know and feel about this camera so I'll save you the redundancy. I will say that I don't agree that this is not for the newbie to photography. If you have the money and you really want to invest some time learning the art I think this is probably the best choice. Excellent build quality, ISO performance, shutter speed, sharpness with the filter less sensor etc. Some of what turns many new photographers off is the inability to take great photos and camera with the capability of the 7100 helps a great deal. I will also say that lenses are the other half of the equation if not more than the body and I can also tell you that my 18-200 VRII and few other lenses never took images as good as on the D90 as on the D7100. So, I'm starting to ramble and I'll cut myself off here. I suggest thinking about what you really want to accomplish and what your budget is and if the 7100 fits then go for it.I ordered the camera at Amazon, really a great price: http://amzn.to/1ao0mFO

Item description clearly states that this camera will be shipped with a FREE camera bag and 32GB SDHC card. Neither were included in my shipment. Will return the camera on Monday when the shipping store opens.Direct quote from product description."Purchase this camera and receive a free 32 GB memory card and bag, and save hundreds on select Nikon lenses and speedlights. "Amazon replied within a couple of hours and compensated for the missing items with a refund. Now I can buy another SDNC card and bag with the refund. I will buy them from Amazon.The D7100 is a perfect upgrade from my D7000 and I am keeping it. BAck to being a happy Amazon customer.