Pros
- The benefits consist of a large matrix that has a high level of sensitivity. Compactness. Put quality into it. a higher degree of functionality. A wide variety of chips that come in the form of preprogrammed effects. Video recording in full HD resolution. Display that rotates.
Cons
- The representation of color. The settings that are sewed into the device produce deathly pale faces, giving the appearance that they have been powdered. The color reproduction of this camera is noticeably superior to that of its rivals when seen on a display that has been properly calibrated. In-camera JPEG at 3+ no more. Bad viewfinder; it does not have frames (sight) like it had in older versions; as a result, the horizon from this angle is cluttered, etc. Expensive in cost (for an amateur camera segment).
Pros
- Ergonomic, functional.
Cons
- Take your time reading the letter that is being submitted to the official representative in Hong Kong. Also, examine the available options for the equipment in the shop.
Pros
- 1) The case is outstanding. Extremely convenient. I only use one hand to hold the camera since it does not slip and it is much more convenient for me to only use one hand. 2) The swivel screen opens quite a lot of opportunities for you. Especially if you have already invested in a tripod and a remote control. Thing! 3) Intuitive menu. The process of investigating the settings and escaping from there is carried out in a brisk and effective manner. 4) The ability to immediately begin working after being turned on. 5) The photos are fantastic. matrix from an earlier iteration of the D7000. 6) The video is of an excellent quality overall. The battery life is sufficient for one day of use, or 300–400 still images with the flash, or two hours of video recording in the highest quality setting of 1920 x 1080. If you lower the video quality to 1280x720, you will be able to take twice as many high-quality photographs in the same amount of time as before.
Cons
- 1) The flash on the Nikon D5100 needs to be recharged for a considerable amount of time. Till you wait for him, he won't allow you to snap a picture of anything. You also have the option of taking a picture, but without using the flash. After that, make sure the flash is turned on, and go with it. 2) The expensive nature of purchasing an additional battery. 3) The battery runs out of juice quite rapidly. But, because my Nikon produces such high-quality photographs and films, I am willing to overlook this flaw.))
Pros
- Construct with care. Functional. Controls and settings that are easy to understand and use. The quality of the image. Increase the rate of work. Price (taken in May 2022). (took in May 2022).
Cons
- The clarity of the video is substantially lower when contrasted with that of a high-end soap dish. However for amateur clips it is quite palatable. When you are inside in a room that does not have an external microphone, there is a lot of background noise from autofocus, but when you are outside, the background is clear.
Pros
- Nothing to worry about here!
Cons
- Do not kill a whale between the ages of 18 and 55.
Pros
- - The quality of the photographs taken - The flash - The reasonable price HDR and D-Lighting capabilities, an autofocus (AF) illuminator, and a small design.
Cons
- - there is no "screwdriver" - the viewfinder is quite dim and narrow - there are no frames - the controllers - the chip the battery. You can't sell a Chinese craft for ten dollars, but you have to pay two thousand and five hundred dollars for the authentic version. - handles on batteries, which can also be found on batteries and can also be found on batteries. - the size of the object seems awkward in the hand. (I am adding after 2 months. I was able to locate a chipped battery in DX for the price of 19 dollars; everything functions properly, and the decision has been made. About the same amount of shots were used in the remake as they were in the original.
Pros
- 1. a screen that rotates 2. The capacity to record video in Full HD resolution (Although if I confess, I shot only 1 time for the test) 3. Colors that look good
Cons
- 1. We would like to have more than 11 AF points available to us. 2. A whale lens may be dragged to the garbage or removed from the whale entirely without risk. 3. The AF illuminator is obscured by the large lenses. 4. Total 1 programmable button 5. A shutter speed of at least 1/4000 seconds; an f/1.4 lens with a focal length of 50 millimeters will not suffice on a day with bright sunshine.
Pros
- Low-noise matrix, at high ISO, swivel display, convenient, has all the necessary settings, takes excellent pictures, matrix from the D7000 model. You could write for a very long time about the merits. In a nutshell, we are talking about NIKON here.
Cons
- Problems? - No, you haven't told me about those.
Pros
- 1) Great photo quality. Even though it makes no sense, it's a fact. 2) A respectable matrix derived from the previous model. 3) Durable. I stuff it into a rag bag and take it around with me; it bangs into things, against another camera, and against my side, but it's all for nothing (pah-pah-pah). 4) A straightforward menu that provides access to an extensive range of features. 5) Able to maintain quite high ISOs without any issues. 6) It comes with a decent lens. Anyone says whatever, but if you have a whale 18-55, you have a fair chance of hitting your target. Look anywhere on the internet, and you'll find thousands of examples of this very thing. It's incredible that such a low-cost lens can produce such a high-quality image. 7) Convenient swivel screen. The screen itself is of satisfactory quality and is of an appropriate dimensions. 8) A firing speed that is sufficiently fast enough.
Cons
- There are no particular benefits that can be attributed to the camera or the photographer. Naturally, I would like the casing to be resistant to damp, have a full frame, a second screen, two flash drives, and a screwdriver, but that is another matter entirely regarding the cost. My primary issue with the 5100 is that I can't think of any cropped camera that would be a discernible improvement over it. Taking a picture using a full-size matrix (also known as a medium format camera) is the only option to significantly boost the image's quality. Optics and straight arms are going to be the ones to "give" the rest of the advantages.
Pros
- 1) One of the best matrices and processors available to amateurs in the market today. Created in sleepy:) Hence, in conditions when there is a reasonable amount of quiet, the 7000 shots, in which this matrix and processor are both present, and the 5100 shots will be similar. 2) Ergonomics, in my opinion, is at the top of the list, as the team did an excellent job working out the design and layout of the buttons. 3) Value for the money. Even so, despite the fact that Thailand was inundated (flooded Nikon, Sony, Canon factories .). In addition, this state will only be transitory; eventually, NG will become less intense. 4) A robust collection of features that are nonetheless well-organized; despite the fact that this is my first DSLR, I was able to figure it out on my own in less than half an hour without consulting the manual (although it is important to have a strong background in photography; starting from full 0 can be challenging). At this time, in general, there is a trend toward increasing the level of devices used by amateurs, and it is getting higher and higher. Due to the fact that they make up the largest portion of the photographic industry, advancements are first put to the test by this group. 5) The rotary screen and the quality of its output. despite the fact that this has become the standard. That in no way changes the reality of the situation ;) 6) The dependability of the instrument in its whole. Not only does Nikon respect himself, but he also respects the people who use his products. It is experienced. All of the devices in the amateur band offer sufficient reliability for the questions being asked. 7) Kitovsky lens. There are certain brands that do not provide them with the appropriate quality. Nikon does it. To begin, the optics are excellent and fully functional.
Cons
- 1) It is difficult to classify the lack of a screwdriver and additional buttons (the 5100 only has one) as a drawback for this market niche. These have not yet been implemented on devices for amateurs. With "AF" lenses manufactured after the 1980s, which were designed without a motor built in, you will need a screwdriver to change the aperture. Throughout the course of the past five years, relatively few of them have been made, making them an exact replica of the "AF-S" standard. Moreover, a screwdriver makes a lot of noise and moves pretty slowly:) Such lenses are not typically utilized, with a few notable exceptions, particularly by amateur photographers. When there is a fire at the workplace and the conditions are particularly severe, additional keys are essential for gaining entrance to the building as quickly as possible. I'll say it again: this is for serious amateurs and experienced experts. 2) A plastic case, which is the industry standard for products in this price range. In addition, contrary to what some people believe, it does not feel like anything at all if you utilize the gadget appropriately. 3) Viewfinder. That is something I would like to see more of and in a more vivid form. Bless him, with regard to the guiding points, I find that 11 of them are sufficient for me personally. Nonetheless, even with these devices, this is the standard operating procedure for practically the whole product line. And there is no need to be concerned because this deficiency is not a deal breaker. When it comes to accurate manual focusing, the viewfinder is, in my opinion, an absolutely necessary component. And this is a specificity that is semi-professional and professional in nature. And you become accustomed to it really rapidly. 4) I would like a battery that is more powerful. Nonetheless, this behavior is usual for devices of this type. Despite everything, I still desire more! Purchase a minimum of two of these items. Look like that's it:)
Pros
- 1. The quality of the photographs is outstanding (http://album. Foto. Ru:8080/photos/or/402804/2080767. Jpg). 2. Excellent FullHD video quality! 3. The device has a vast array of customizable settings and cutting-edge "chips." 4. comparatively small in size and not overly heavy 5. An 18-55mm whale lens that is both sharp and beautifully patterned 6. Tolerable levels of noise up to an ISO of 800, then remaining low 7. An omnidirectional monitor of good quality
Cons
- 1. Video recording with a hemorrhoidal pattern in the absence of a constant and quick autofocus 2. Despite this, a somewhat illogical quick menu, which, despite this, I became accustomed to after being away for two weeks. 3. Used a variety of photo processing modes all at once; had so much fun that I forgot about some of them. It is preferable to engage in sexually explicit behavior online (the same Lightroom, for example).
Pros
- - Photosensitive matrix beginning with the D7000 - Photo quality - Flash - Price quality - HDR and D-Lighting capabilities - Many more; there are far too many to list here.
Cons
- - Automatic settings, governing bodies, and there is no "masterpiece" button ;)
