Pros
- Super multifunctional, light and compact, quality materials
Cons
- Have not found yet
Pros
- 1) The case is super. Very convenient. I hold the camera with one hand, it does not slip and it is very convenient to hold it with one hand. 2) The swivel screen gives you many possibilities. Especially if you have already bought a remote and a tripod. Thing! 3) Intuitive menu. Digging into the settings and getting out of there are carried out quickly and efficiently. 4) Quick readiness for work when turned on. 5) Photos are super. Matrix from the older model D7000. 6) The quality of the video is just super! The battery lasts for 1 day or 300-400 frames with flash or 2 hours of video shooting in the highest quality 1920x1080. If you reduce the video quality to 1280x720, then you can shoot twice as long with a bunch of photos in good quality.
Cons
- 1) Nikon D5100 takes a long time to recharge the flash. He won't let you take a picture until you wait for him. Or you can take a picture but without a flash. Then turn on the flash and with it already. 2) The high cost of a spare battery. 3) The battery drains quickly. But due to the quality of photos and videos, I forgive this to my Nikon. ))
Pros
- Picture quality! No noise. Speed. Ability to shoot Full-HD video. Matrix with D7000. Rotary display.
Cons
- No screwdriver. The quality of the video, of course, loses to Canon-am (but in principle it is acceptable - after all, this is a SLR, not a video camera). Only one functional button.
Pros
- 1) Matrix and again matrix. She, like the processor, inherited from the older model D7000. The picture is just super, in the lightroom all the shadows and highlights from RAW are pulled out with a bang! Quiet enough for crop, ISO 3200 is quite workable for publishing on the World Wide Web. 2) Swivel screen - great! The screen is just made for video! I shot more than three hundred videos on it, if desired, it can be deployed with the screen inward to save battery and save the display. 3) 3.5 mm port for an external microphone (by the way, if you often shoot video, be sure to buy it, the built-in microphone is not of very good quality, you will clearly hear how you turn the focus ring. I generally keep quiet about the noise from autofocus) 4) Ergonomics - everything is good with this! 5) Sufficiently hardy and durable. He has served me for two years. 6) Auto ISO - in the settings I set the limits for changing the sensitivity and shutter speed that I needed, and after that you can forget about setting it up. 7) Battery. With the declared 600 frames, I calmly squeezed all 1400 out of it. Not a single device from this price category will last that long. 8) Build quality: nothing creaked or fell off in two years. Well, except for one case, but this is my cant, more on that in the comments. 9) Burst speed and capacious buffer. + a lot more, very cool device
Cons
- 1) Minus. Big fat minus. Repaired the shutter mechanism twice. Although, with my not sickly run of 40 thousand shots, as well as my penchant for reportage shooting pace, this is quite justified. 2) Plus one more, but this little nitpick to all nikons: Well, why didn't they implement menu navigation through the wheel? For canons, this is very convenient and navigation is much faster for them. 3) Just one customizable button. But this is an amateur segment, what can you do. 4) No built-in autofocus motor. You will need to buy lenses with a built-in autofocus motor, which are more expensive than their non-motorized counterparts. But this is again an amateur camera, so these nitpicks are not so significant for such a low cost of the camera. 5) Autofocus: often prowls in the dark. Plus, just one cruciform dot, which is not buzzing. But the budget, so no more.
Pros
- 1)Rotary display. 2) Matrix - low noise at very high ISO. 3) Intuitive control, everything is clear and simple. 4) Super ergonomics, in the hand lies like a glove.
Cons
- Perhaps the 18-55 lens is not very good. Although he allowed me to learn how to shoot and understand what I want to get from photography in the future.
Pros
- Price, sharp for a "whale", fast enough, quiet
Cons
- not the best color reproduction, rather weak battery
Pros
- Easy to use, everything is at hand (it is convenient to roll the exposure triangle). Relatively compact and lightweight. I like the quality of the resulting images. I will write down the low megapixel quality as a plus.
Cons
- There are also, but for non-professional use they are not critical. Of the essentials, I would like to note only one, the absence of a screwdriver, as on all younger Nikon carcasses.
Pros
- A very pleasant camera to use, to the touch, in appearance and sound (the shutter release sounds interesting, like a shot from a sniper rifle with a silencer), excellent workmanship. Rich functionality, everything you need to start doing photography.
Cons
- Non-standard usb cable, micro or mini usb would be better. For recharging, you need to remove the battery all the time, you can’t charge from the usb cable, in my opinion, wired charging will be more convenient. In addition, an adapter is needed for the charger, which is not included in the kit, fortunately I found it in the house. It is also a pity that it is impossible, as an option, to use ordinary batteries. The lens stabilizer sometimes smears and gives out a shake. Also, the lens produces a small amount of distortion at the 18mm focal length. The autofocus of the lens sometimes leads a little not where we would like. But I'm still a beginner and most likely a lot depends on the skills. A constantly burning pixel was found when shooting a video. Visible even in Live View and when viewing a recording. After a while, it almost disappeared on its own.
Pros
- 1. The matrix is \u200b\u200bbetter than that of the d7000. Apparently finalized, because there are no pronounced poisonous blue-violet colors and pink-carrot shades. 2. Lightweight and compact for a DSLR 3. Image quality (this is why we choose and compare cameras) 4. Good video
Cons
- 1. Only "native" batteries 2. Poor and dark viewfinder, suitable only for determining the boundaries of the frame
Pros
- light weight rotary display battery life decent picture quality for this class of camera (it reveals the matrix especially well when using optics standards!), although with a whale of excellent quality!
Cons
- Management (but you need to understand that this is not a professional device!), but again - you can get used to it, so it's more of a nitpick . Lack of sync contacts (again, this is not the right class), so I'm picking on it again!
Pros
- -the weight - dimensions -functional - swivel screen
Cons
- -few control buttons -lack of an additional screen (in conditions where there is little battery left - it would be very useful) - no screwdriver
Pros
- Build quality, fits comfortably in the hand, picture quality on the screen, noise reduction, a good choice of budget optics
Cons
- in general, they are insignificant. Marky screen, when shooting, it gets dirty from the face and nose. No GPS. Average video quality, the sound from the lenses is especially annoying when focusing.
Pros
- 1. Excellent photo quality across the entire ISO range. 2. Excellent FullHD video quality! 3. A huge number of settings and modern functions in the device. 4. Compact, convenient and lightweight 5. Quality omnidirectional monitor
Cons
- 1. Lack of constant and fast autofocus 2. Many photo processing modes at one time. 3. Long suffered with the settings for individual shooting modes.
Pros
- Nikon - in a word. Brand SLR camera. The photo quality is very good on a kit lens. Build quality . Ability to flash for non-original batteries. Convenient menu and control is clear and simple A good camera is a very high-quality thing . Thing!
Cons
- The sound writes mono (it would be desirable stereo). The quality of the video is C-grade (soapy) and the picture is noisy when shooting a video . These are shortcomings that at first glance catch the eye of an inexperienced ordinary person who likes to take pictures and shoot videos
Pros
- Great photo Very good video Very comfortable (in the hand like a glove) Fairly light A bunch of modes and settings - understand and understand
Cons
- Of the minuses. Well, it's hard to say, I'm not a pro. In terms of functionality, if you find fault, it's a pity that video clips are limited to 20 minutes. Although this is nonsense, since the video in the camera is secondary.
Pros
- 1. One of the best crop factor sensors today (Sony matrix, installed on Nikon 7000, 5100, Pentax K5, Sony 580) 2. A modern processor, finally Nikon has learned to shoot video 1920x1080x30p, this is very correctly complemented by a high-quality rotary LCD display 3. Compact and lightweight 4. Extended dynamic range (HDR-automaton takes two shots with different exposures and glues them into one - as a result, details are preserved both in the shadows and in the light - indispensable when shooting complex landscapes). Installed on a single programmable key. 5. Two-way IR receiver for remote control descent control.
Cons
- 1. Battery capacity for approximately 600-800 shots - a fee for compactness. The battery charge indicator is made primitively - only three levels of indication. At the last level, the camera works for a long time and very unexpectedly turns off the photo functions, leaving only viewing 2. When the screen is closed, it is impossible to change the flash mode (but you can change its power). To change the method of metering, focusing, shooting mode - you need to open the screen and climb into the menu. 3. Small (dark) viewfinder, inconvenience to control settings through the viewfinder when the screen is closed (lack of an additional screen). A small margin of diopter adjustment of the viewfinder for nearsighted people - with my vision of -1.75, the tincture is twisted to the minus as much as possible and there is a desire to "twist a little more". 4. When shooting a video, the autofocus sound is recorded (prevails over all other sounds), so it is better to shoot a video with manual focus.
Pros
- The best option among other models and manufacturers The battery is great, it lasts a long time! Clear and easy to use, no hassle Screen is rotatable! Convenient thing)))) Liked it very much to use
Cons
- Autofocus misses sometimes
Pros
- - The quality of JPEG photos is very good. - Variety of lenses. - Matrix from D7000. - Convenient menu. Got it right the first time. - Takes decent video. Viewing on 40" plasma is pleasing to the eye. - Variety of shooting modes. - Rotary display. - Display quality. - Adjust the viewfinder diopter (though not large).
Cons
- - When shooting a video, or just when using Life View, the battery is "eaten up" at a time, but this is more likely a lack of battery capacity, and not of the camera as a whole :) And yes, the camera is for taking pictures, not shooting video, but still convenient when everything is at hand. - It's still a battery. By including Life View in the camera, the battery could have been supplied with a larger capacity. Although just for the photo is enough for the eyes. - When shooting Full HD video at 30 fps in NTSC mode only. In PAL mode 25 frames per second.
Pros
- Today I've been shooting with this camera for half a year, according to the counter of 12022 frames - everything works just perfect. Compact, lightweight, all kinds of auto and manual modes, excellent HDR. Great camera photoshop.
Cons
- There is no live histogram, the battery charge indicator is not informative, focusing in video mode is weak, the microphone picks up the sound of the focusing motor. Not Russified program ViewNX 2.
Pros
- 1. Nikon is a childhood dream :) 2. Just liked it 3. For the first SLR camera - just super!
Cons
- Not yet
