Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Kit

If you use the D7000 today, the D7100 is a very worthwhile upgrade to the D7000. You can take better pictures with the D7100 and it is much easier to control in the field. There are so many added little chances that just make the use of this camera a wonderful experience. One example is using the bracket function: Now you can to a 5 shot bracket exposure and you will see just what you are doing by the little count indicator you will see in live view on the monitor, no longer remembering what shot am I on now. You can also shot a 3 frame bracket shot if you want also. The DOF is also much easy to use than on the D7000. The D7100 is just a better camera and much easier to use, keep the D7000 as the back up camera. Given these two camera you are ready to take on the journey of taking much better picture, where ever to want to shot. I strongly recommend the purchase of this camera to anyone that wants to improve their pictures and the experience of taking pictures.

Using this with my 2 existing dx lenses: 35mm f1.8 and 18-200 VR. This new camera is great. Amazing dynamic range and autofocus system is great. Perfect for photos of the kids in action. Using this with eyefi pro card.

I purchased this to replace my Canon 7D. Considering this is newer and has the OLPF removed, I expected better quality. What I got instead was a generic DSLR camera. Yes it shoots nice photos but so do $500 DSLRs littering the market. I have no idea why this camera has been hyped to the max. My 7D shot incredible magazine quality photos, straight out of the box, on full auto. This camera can't even match the quality of the 7D, forget about surpassing it. I really wanted to switch over to Nikon but all that counts ultimately is image quality and this camera is just another one in the bunch. Nothing stands out. You can see some sample images I uploaded. They are point and shoot jpg's without any processing or filters. You can see that it's a basic DSLR camera. Why does it cost so much? Unjustified price for this level of performance. Lame.I gave it two stars instead of one because it does have some technical "wows" such as megapixel count, shots per second, etc. etc. but why does that matter when the picture itself is generic quality you can get in a cheap DSLR? When you look at a picture, do you ask "Wow! I wonder how many shots per second were used or the exact f-stop setting to capture this image?" No. You either like the photo or you don't. I don't like what I see from the images from this camera. Not at this price.

Great DSLR. All the pro-level features I was looking for at a consumer price. This is a camera that I suspect will last me years.

Everything you could want in a current technology DX-format DSLR. The 24 Mpixel sensor is outstanding. To get the most out of this camera, you need to know what you are doing. If you are an experienced photographer, this camera can do pretty much anything you might want to do. If you want a point-and-shoot DSLR, this camera is perhaps not for you--it is aimed at knowledgable enthusiasts.The sensor, metering, and autofocus technology has come a long way from the D100 which it replaced. To get the most out of the sensor, you will need good glass, not the bottom-end kit lenses, although even with the bottom-end Nikon lenses you will be able to make terrific images with this camera. My D100 lens collection works just fine on this camera, thanks to camera AF drive. So you can use both older screw-type AF lenses or the more modern AFS lenses.The D3200 or D5200 uses the same sensor if you don't need all the pro features and 51-point AF. (I got along with a single point or 5-point D100 for 10 years.). But if you want the best of the best in the DX line, this is it for now (May 2013).

Everything came as expected, I've had several DSLR cameras, either Nikon and lately had Sony Alpha. I am so glad I decided to go back to Nikon and bought this awsome camera, with ONE fantastic lens, the 18-140 mm that came to be VERY GOOD. I do recommend body and 18-140 mm lens not the 55-300 mm, better save some money to buy 18-300 mm

I sold my Nikon D700 full frame camera so I could get this. Pics are incredibly sharp. Colors are perfect. This is the best camera ever. So glad I bought it. Very highly recommended.

Currently using a Nikon D90. Just received my D7100 two days ago. The quibbles - files are so large when using maximum quality (RAW + JPEG) that it takes a long time to write from the card to the computer. Copying, editing, moving, even uploading files from camera using View NX2 or Nikon Transfer has become a long process even using Class 10 and SDXC cards.Now the other side. I thought I got really good pictures from the D90. The pictures from the D7100 are GREAT. The technology of removing the filter from the sensor not only makes the picture incredibly sharp, I have not had any issues with the moire all the reviews warn about as a possibility. In short the D7100 is a whole new world of photography. Setting up all of the defaults to your individual specifications and designating control functions to specific buttons takes a bit of time initially, but the results make it a great investment of time.Still getting accustomed to the all of the possibilities the camera provides. Combined with the new Nikkor 18-300 lens it is a relatively heavy assembly. Again, worth it in every respect. Nikon can rightly claim this as a flagship DX until they top it with something else in the future.Can't speak for professionals and really advanced enthusiasts, but for the rest of us. WOW !!!

its everything advertised and more. body is a tad smaller than the D7000 stereo recording and HD video. feels great in the hand and after all its a Nikon. highly recommend

since any new equipment sent to Nikon for a warranty repair, they'll hold onto the unit with zillions excuses, just to ensure that return period expires.And, when they return an item to customer, they never notify the receiver, nor will sent it back with "signature required" option. If it's lost in transportation or some unwanted bystanders in a neighborhood picking up someone else's property, Nikon will undoubtedly deny its responsibility with their cocky Japanese attitude, "everything is well within Nikon's 100+ year old tradition of screwing our customers, in Yakuza style.Why spend so much money on this over-hyped, over-priced gadget, when there are plenty unsold units of previous model (I wonder why there is always so much unsold inventory of Nikon gears in the used market place), new but rebadged as refurbished D7000 for less than half? Of course, we can all count on the first-class Nikon repair service; item always come back worse than when it was sent to them.

is a good camera, made ​​for photographers. The bentaja is bringing two manuals, one in Spanish and one in English.

I have had a Nikon D80 for some time and bought a D7000 prior to taking a vacation knowing that a newer model was soon to follow (7100). I was very happy with the pictures but disappointed in the video of the 7000. When I returned I returned the 7000 and ordered the 7100 on Amazon.I've had the 7100 for awhile now and can tell you that I'm very pleased, major upgrade over D80. Picture quality is much improved and it has a lot more options. The low light and ISO performance out of this camera is fantastic.Pros: Nice camera for the price. Great pictures out of this camera with just about any lense. Movies are much better quality than D7000. I love the 1.3x crop effect as I shoot a lot of sports. Perfect size. A lot of camera and options for the amateur photographer.Cons: I struggle with some of the auto focus. Not sure if I already owned a 7000 I would of taken the plunge to replace.If your in the market for a new DSLR and a Nikon..l.this would seem to be an easy choice.

My D200 was getting stale and I needed more functionality. This camera works flawlessly and I could not be happier. Well... I suppose it could use the same batteries and remote devices as the D200 and then it would be perfect. But such is the price of progress! :)

I was hesitant to purchase the D7100 because I have taken so many wonderful shots with my D80. Some of the great features are: you can program more buttons to custom settings and create and retrieve two user custom settings with the turn of a dial. 24 MP is an unbelievable picture but I must say the D80 also produced an excellent picture. I have not taken any video, but I'm sure I will not be disappointed when I do. The VR feature on the 18 - 140mm lens also works quite well. You can not go wrong with NIKON!!!

After reading the reviews here, I decided to take the plunge and upgrade to the D7100. I am certainly glad I did. As many have previously commented, the pictures are tack sharp. The color renditions are very accurate, also. I would say to anyone still considering this camera just buy it. You will not regret it at all. Just be sure you take the time to setup the camera the way you prefer it before you rush out and start taking pictures. I upgraded from the D7000, which is a great camera in its own right. This one blows it away in all aspects from low light shots to portraits or landscapes and everything in between. It is a little bit lighter than the D7000 and it feels great in my hands. I have not used the video yet so I can't comment on that part. The 1.3x crop is more useful than I expected. It is wonderful for sports shots for the extra length it provides on your lenses. That means my 18-200mm lens is about equal to 390mm when zooming in. Again, the pictures in this mode are very good and this is where you can get 7 shots in burst mode. I noticed no lag time in the shots I took testing this feature, although I did only take about 40 shots while testing it out. Again, all I can say is "WoW!"

Seeing there are already a ton of technical reviews, I'll just say that this upgrade from a Nikon D5000 was an outstanding choice for me. As a novice photographer, I really appreciate the ability to quickly change shutter, aperture, ISO, image quality, focus mode, etc using simple button/dial combinations. It's so much faster to get what I want, when I want vs. having to drill down into a menu system and losing the moment I was chasing. It's like having keyboard shortcuts for camera modes!Needless to say, the images produced are superb. You can find all the techie stuff in other reviews, but the ability to take shots instantly, re-configure the camera quickly and other options many folks won't use make this a camera a gem. An added bonus is the quick help '?' that provides brief descriptions on modes / selections that aren't intuitive. I feel I'll be using this camera for a long time!!

I have been a Nikon fan since the days of the FE. This camera meets or exceeds the needs of everyone from beginner to master photographer. Picture quality is incredible.

I'm not a professional. I moved up from D-70 to D90 to D-7100.I like the performance of the 7100. It produces wonderful images beyond my expectations in low light. BUT, On page 75 of the user manual, there is a call-out at the bottom that contains the following sentence: "The focus point for AF is selected automatically; manual focus selection is NOT available." This really bugs me. I like being able to manually adjust the focus point to get a light reading on the highlights to keep from blowing them out. The auto selection of focus point keeps jumping all around with each half-way press of the shutter button. So I'm left with having to move to the manual switch, take a light reading from a single point, set my exposure and then switch back to automatic and compose the shot. It's a bit of a drag and yesterday, I found myself taking my trusty D90 along and leaving the 7100 behind. Perhaps there is a better way, but right now, being new to the camera, I have not discovered it and find it a bit frustrating - hence the 4 stars. Were it not for the magnificent images it produces at 24mp, I would have given it a 3.

I sold mine D90 body and upgraded to N7100. It was listed as $1100 just the body, but finally i got it for $799 with some free extras. Thanks for the lighting deal from Amazon. Took some sample shots with this and i must say, before i move on to my full frame, this would really be a nice addition.

I love my Nikon - I have been a Nikon point and shoot user for a long time so I cannot speak to Canon or other brand's quality but I love my Nikon cameras. This is my first DSLR and I am having so much fun with it. Best money I have spent on myself in a long time.

Well I will not talking about how good or bad I'll just talking about how mush i like it or not that's it.It working great for this camera but i do not know why the photo came out of this D7100 look a little green+yellow around the face and body when you shoot peoples.And the 1.3x crop suck, It was not crop in the viewfinder you still see in full 100% viewfinder.When I shot my kids using it always cut off my kids head in half and foot cut off. You have to shoot in the 1.3x box when you using crop 1.3x. Other than these two sucker things I love it. got this to upgrade my old D5100 my D5100 give me no problem at all.If I found any other thing that I do not like or like I'll update my review!Any Question free to ask!

I finally received my camera on 3-19 after pre-ordering it from Amazon on 2-24. I am not a professional photographer but I have a good understanding of the principles of photography. I usually shoot sporting events such as triathlons and other running races. I am upgrading from a D5100 so the first thing I noticed is that this camera fills up your hand a lot more than my other camera. It has a lot of new buttons on it so if you're upgrading from a lower end camera you will need to study the book and be checking YouTube for any videos that might come out. If you already have a higher end camera you will be familiar with all the buttons that are there.I took a few shots of the living room sitting on the couch and the first thing I noticed is that the focus does seem to hunt around a little. Nothing is moving but the focus points do move around a lot. I almost feel that the 51 point AF is too many for my shooting style. There is an option in the menu to switch it to 11 point but when I shot runners with my 5100 I usually used single point focus and felt very comfortable with it.Overall, I really like this camera and it's feel and layout. I will need some time to get familiar with the new buttons and then I'll be back with some updates.

Bought myself one for Christmas, upgrading from a D5100. I love everything about it, with the exception of the limited buffer size, which effectively precludes shooting RAW continuously for more than about a second at a time before the buffer fills up and you wind up waiting for the card to catch up. That's the only thing that prevents me giving it a 5-star rating.

I care not if it is Nikon or adobe who holds up the ability to open a file without the stupid NEF conversion. they both suck for putting their customers in those situations, Welcome to 4 years ago.I already had to take it to a place to get the sensor cleaned. All of the spot stories are true.Once you get past all of that is a great rig. I am not yet seeing all of the Moray I have been hearing about but I haven't successfully been using it long.I gave it a bad review to warn anyone who needs the straight to adobe aspect a heads up. Capture One Pro version 7.1.4 works and I am grateful.