Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D7100 Kit

As far as value/performance is concerned this is the best camera you can buy. Don't let full frame snobs convince you otherwise.

LOTS OF PIXELS!!!1 It's a great camera. I would recommend buying it and a large and fast SD card. The resulting raws are between 10 and 40ish MB each.

I've used a D80 for the past few years, so this D7100 was easy to catch onto. What I particularly appreciate is the D7100's dramatically better low light performance. I use it primarily to capture indoor sporting action and the D7100 enables me to get much clearer shots.

The previews and reviews I read before making this purchase suggested it had new features rather than "tweaking". The standard lens 18-105 mm is a basic but acceptable lens but perhaps doesn't make the most of the D7100's capabilities. It has a solid feel to it, and because of its construction is heavier than my previous Nikons.There are so many new features that only time will tell, and with experimentation I'm sure will provide some excellent results.Certainly seems to be at the upper end of Nikon's "value for $$$" and fits into the enthusiastic amateur range very well. My previous NIkon experience lead me to buy this one, and I'm sure I won't be disappointed.

Just received my Nikon D7100, haven't played with it much but what I've seen, I like. This is my third Nikon DSLR and I've been happy with them so far. There's so much about this camera that I won't go into that here, you can find reviews everywhere on the internet. The one thing I will mention that seems to not get talked about is the in camera leveler, both in the viewfinder and on the live view screen, great feature.

it comes with a high rating, it's very versatile and has a lots of useful features. I have not yet mastered all of it operations as yet. but it is a great camera for the price

I have the D5100, and used for over a year, it has taken great pictures. During that time frame it had the same problem twice and both times I had to ship out for repair. It was hard to function with a camera, so I purchase a second camera the D7100. I purchase the body only because I already had several lens and they all worked great with the D7100. I find myself using it for 90 precent of the pictures I have take today. I still have a lot to learn about this camera, I fill I am still a beginner in photography, but with the D7100 I fill I can achive the next level sooner that later. The D7100 is very quit, on my first use of the camera I thought it was broken, but when I looked to see if any pictures had been taken and everyone taken was there. Although the camera is a little heavy, I like the fill of it.

Just an excelent camera. We love it. No complaints whatsoever. It is user friendly and one can learn quickly to use it, but do not get frustrated if sometimes you loose the shot because the camera would not fire! It does happen sometimes with some settings being wrongly selected.

Clean shots. Good Package. Nice combo set. No issues at all. Rechargeable batteries last a long time. Should of gotten sooner.

What can I say, it's fabulous. I am a beginner and this is my first DSLR. I have a lot to learn, but I am already enjoying this camera. And by looking at my brothers photos (he has this as well), I know what it is capable of. Great camera!!!

Great camera,. lenses work perfectly for portraits to wildlife shots, and the carrying case is nice and sturdy, and not too bulky

Camera gives great images but I have some personal issues with the camera. One, the body would be more comfortable if it were a little taller so that my ;pinkie wouldn't be hanging below the camera body. Focusing drives me nuts in that if you have an object in the view finder to the side but closer to the camera it will focus to the side and miss the central part of the image. This may be an operator issue but I will do more reading to make sure as it is very frustrating. The other issue is chip related so it can't be fixed with the current technology on DX chips and that is that the noise levels above 3200 ISO is quite bad.Still a great camera.

The camera exceeded my expectations with unbelievable sharpness and color fidelity. The camera is light-weight and the controls and menus are arraigned logically for ease of operation.

Within the first few uses, we had number of issues with this camera. We had a few card write errors where the camera locked up. We had another error where it wouldn't let us download past 300 of 1000 images on the card. We are waiting for firmware updates to fix these issues. We feel that overall the performance of the camera namely with focusing is better than the D7000 - we had a lot of issues with that camera with backfocusing. The D7100 can take some really crisp images and we have been happy other than with the card writing issues.

More than one could ask for -- extraordinary features, outstanding quality, definitely a heavy hitter among fine digital cameras, incredible value.

I have been very impressed with this camera so far. The picture quality is great, and the thing has a lot of options for tweaking the pictures in the camera itself. There are plenty of pre-set shooting styles to choose from if you just need to take pictures quickly without too much thought into shutter speed or aperture. The camera has a lot of options to tinker with, so you can take full control of the camera and get very creative.

I have a D7000 that I had (and still do as a backup body). I bought the D7100 as an upgrade. I use a 35mm lens for mostly everything as I am shooting high quality JPEG on card one and RAW on card two. So, at 24 megapixels, I just crop to the area I wanted in the photo. I also use a 18-200mm but am thinking of getting a 18-300mm.So, with that said, I get fantastic shots. I like to shoot in aperture/shutter priority or manual and this camera is great for that. For the price though, if you are going to shoot in automatic? Get a point and shoot. Just as good photos, lighter and better zoom capabilities.

First impressions after a couple hundred shots are "WOW!!" It feels great in your hands and takes very impressive photos on full-auto mode and "Program" mode with only a few basic adjustments (white balance, ISO, shutter/aperture). (I made the switch from a long-time Canon user to Nikon with this camera, so there is definitely an adjustment and relearning period I'll have to go through before I can post on the more sophisticated features.)It's a larger body than most APS-C cameras, and I like that about it since it is easier to hold without the added cost and weight of the full-frame bodies and lenses. (I do lots of tourism, walking, and hiking with my cameras, so being comfortable to carry for long periods is a big consideration.)I'll update this review with more details after I've had time to properly learn to use it and have taken it on my hike of the Inca Trail to Macchu Pichu in a few weeks...

I chose the highest level because it takes the highest quality photos I've ever taken. It is significantly sharper than the D5100 I used before! I am very pleased with the upgrades, too. I haven't used the wireless option, but am going on a cross-country trip and plan on it. Also, lots of options from scene selection to effects! You don't have to be a professional to take professional photos!

I am an intermediate, and own a few dx lenses that I did not want to part with. So I was confused between this and D5200. I realize now that there should not be even a question. You can quickly change the settings without accessing the menu, the pictures are sharp and above all it is weather sealed. It definitely leveled up my photography as I could quickly experiment with various settings.I was worried about the not having the swivel screen, but honestly, I don't miss it at all.

I would consider myself a Enthusiast photographer aiming to be professional. This camera has the premium features of a Nikons Full frame DSLR's. Build quilt is superb, Sharpness is fantastic, Works great for night photography. I use this camera for mainly concerts and portraits and it has not let me down yet!

First off, I need to say that Amazon stepped up and stepped in and really came through for me when I had an issue with the original vendor of my purchase.. THANK YOU AMAZON!!.. You have won me over!!..This camera is a photo pro's dream! Lots of great features and upgrades that make this camera worth selling your D7000 and D300s for!!.. This DX crop sensor camera is the perfect complement to my FX full frame D3X..Stellar performance and excellent functionality..John BradfordOceanBluePhotography Sarasota FL

The features on this camera are so many I have just explore a very small section. But what I was looking for on the camera, I have obtained. I am able to capture the ball "frozen" as well as the player taking the pictures indoors with bad lighting.I went with the 18-105mm lense because I did not want the added weight and assume I could bring the pictures closer digitally since the images are large enough. However, now I wish I had purchased the 18-300 to be able to bring the subject closer while shooting Lax.Specially like the fast shooting and the control added as to how many will be snapped consecutively with the same focus... I also liked that the settings dial is "locked" so it can only be change when you intent to change it.

I have had this for a few days now and been pleasantly surprised at how well this does. I equate it to either the D300 or D300s for its abilities, although it does feel smaller/lighter.Pros relative to the D600 are its faster AF (not by much, but worthwhile) and the longer reach and greater DOF apparent, when shooting wide.Pros relative to the D7000 are its faster/more accurate AF, and the gentler sound of the shutter (I do prefer a quiet shutter). Other things of note are that the ISO is about a half stop better in most cases, but the bigger thing I see is the cleaner blue skies at lower ISO's. The addition of better weather sealing is not lost on me either. I have wanted a DX body with that for some time. Last notable thing that I appreciate is the locking buttons for the mode dials.Great cam for me.