Review on Nikon D7100 DX-Format CMOS Digital 📷 SLR (Body Only) with 24.1 Megapixel Sensor by Park Seo Jun

1) Monstrous, dirty, noisy, grainy matrix. Noticeably grainier and noisier than the D5200, which has ISO up to 1600 unconditionally working. At 7100 at ISO 400 outdoors on a cloudy day, the picture just falls apart. Disgusting dirty noise in the shadows when underexposed. Noisy in backlight even at ISO 100. When you zoom in, you can see the grain - on a full-frame camera this is not at all, everything is clean. The picture of the camera is rough, very hard, excessively sharp even with the default sharping +5 with poor fine detail. Despite the fact that 24mp gives free rein to cropping, cropped shots look terrible, without noise reduction, even at ISO 100. 2) Poor video quality on any optic, even at 1080i, is noticeably worse than everyone else, even the oldest and cheapest Sony UPCs. It is not possible to control the hole in the video. 3) Fatal spots of shutter oil quickly appear on the matrix (in the SC they slightly scratched the matrix because they stupidly couldn’t wipe off a couple of spots!). The enlightenment of the viewfinder is unstable + it quickly becomes clogged with dust from the inside. 4) The color is irresponsibly felt-tip pen, burnt, acid, tear out the eye. Indescribably terribly conveys greens and reds (vyryglaznaya acid). Absolutely every color on this camera is transmitted incorrectly with a whole bunch of dirty stray shades that do not exist and never really existed. 5) Focus misses with old screwdriver glasses. 80-200mm, which on the D800 hits 2.8 perfectly on target, on the D7100 it focuses as it should every other time. 6) Extremely sensitive to exposure and hand shake errors - all 24 pm crops with a small pixel suffer from this. There is always a risk of getting micro-blur off your hands when shooting in RAB and JPEG L. Even the mirror flapping in S can cause micro-shifting.