Review on Photo camera Nikon D7100 Kit AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6G VR, black by Maejima Riko ᠌

In general, I am satisfied with the device. There are nuances, but given that the camera belongs to a semi-professional series, it requires good knowledge of the mat. part of photography. The whale lens obviously cannot give out all the technicality of the matrix, but it is quite suitable for mastering the device. Got pros: Semi-professional. Lots of manual tweaks. All important settings are available without entering the menu. A good stock of ISO (working up to 1600 units). A large number of focus points, tenacious and fast focus. In the hand lies well and comfortably. The battery capacity is enough for 1000-1200 shots, some of which were taken using the built-in flash. The case and build quality do not raise questions. Has cons: ON. When connected, the memory card does not appear as a flash drive, this is not always inconvenient when uploading photos to a PC. From here, another point follows: in order to ate the firmware of the camera, the memory card will need to be removed from the slot and the firmware itself will be written through the card reader. The last device will have to be purchased separately. For some reason, for the most part, my photos turn out to be slightly dark (at least in aperture priority mode), but the FLs are very easily "stretched" without a clear loss of quality. Shooting video with a whale lens is very problematic due to the constant noise of the focusing motor, which is then clearly audible on the video. A 15-105 mm kit lens has severe vignetting at large focal lengths.