Why no firmware update to support AF-P lenses Seems like an easy and friendly gesture from Nikon, but I guess any work to support older products is not forthcoming. Do not buy (it's outdated anyway).

Canon and Nikon have always been powerful competitors. Nikon's D5100 camera may not be among the top-notch devices out there, but it nonetheless offers good performance, image quality and design, all at an affordable price. Find out more about the gadget from our review.

Superb picture quality. Nice functions. Great value for money.

Love this product a lot.very useful and to capture nice photos. Easy to care to everywhere and have lot of fun with it. Nice brand and portable and love the quality We got this brand camera for nice deal Very useful to everyone to capture all our memories

This is one of the best semi professional camera. For a begin if some one intrested to go with D3100 its better to go with D5100 as this will never disapoint you after having a hands on experience with SLR camera. Generally this comes with 18-55 lens which is enough for a start.

I like more the way that LCD articulates in D5000, allowing more angles of photo; also, D5100 has no grid to align my pictures... but this camera is a great camera.

An ideal dslr for a diffident starter like me.Looks sturdy & user-friendly,and to cap it all not intimidating with complicated operations.Appears to be a great purchase.

The Nikon D5100 is the manufacturer's latest edition to its consumer DSLR lineup. Replacing the , the camera sits neatly in between the entry-level and the high-end . The camera is clearly aimed at attracting enthusiasts who have outgrown their basic entry-level DSLRs, and it will be in close...

Conceptually, the Nikon D5100 absolutely fills up the gap in Nikon's line-up between the entry-level D3100 and the much more enthusiast-orientated D7000 - getting married to the ease-of-use of the former with the picture great company's latter.