Review on Nikon D5100 Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm VR Lens - High Resolution 16.2MP by Boguslawa Rdzanek ᠌

I will confirm in advance that I have a significant amount of expertise shooting with single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras, ranging from film to digital full-frame (FF) formats. Because to the peculiar color depiction of the "skinton," this camera was quickly placed in the category of "friend of Photoshop" (skin color). Of course, all of this can be fixed by configuring and creating "presets" in Capture NX2, but why should I have to go through all of this trouble? Considering that this is an amateur sector camera, everything should be straightforward and straightforward here. You are able to shoot things, but not people's faces. The end result leaves the face powdered and pallid. Post-processing is necessary in order to have a radiant complexion; without it, you won't get the same results. It is equally unfortunate that there is not a live histogram available. In a nutshell, the camera has a lot of positive technological aspects. Display that can swivel for your convenience. Strong functioning capabilities. HDR and D-Lighting are both available in-camera options. There is a feature called exposure bracketing, however it's a shame that the camera is disposable. video of a high quality, recorded in Full HD format. The camera is convenient to carry along due to its small size and portability. In conclusion, taking into account the technological qualities of the camera, it possesses a lot of untapped potential. You can create. Yet, you need to have connections with graphic editors in order to get the color just perfect. In spite of the drawbacks that I discovered in this camera, I can confidently say that it is now the greatest option available in its "weight category."