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

As a consequence of this, I am content with the device, despite the fact that it contains a few insignificant problems that slightly cloud the image of pleasant feelings. These are some advantages: If you're dexterous, take decent shots, and have your hands on the camera, you can create masterpieces. The built-in flash is adequate for use indoors; however, I did not test its performance outside. The video is of acceptable quality, but the autofocus drive is noisy; if you want to record it, put the camera in manual focus or use an external microphone. The auto-mode rarely makes mistakes, but I made it a rule to take more pictures in manual mode: The video is of adequate quality. The price is reasonable in relation to the quality; there is no backlash, no creaking, and the buttons are pressed pleasantly. Many disadvantages: I didn't identify any major roadblocks; there are only minor issues that won't cause problems for more than ninety percent of the people who own this device: It's a little point, but the kit doesn't come with a hood, so I had to order one from China. While using burst mode, the buffer gets full quite soon. In this particular model, the manufacturer did not include control contacts in the battery compartment in order to facilitate the use of battery handles. When you buy a battery grip, the shutter button on it won't work unless you use the short synchronization wire that comes with the pen. If you don't use it, the button won't work. Although it does not cause any problems, removing it would make the overall presentation more appealing.