Nikon D5200
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9 years ago
The best DSLR for learning the Art of photography
This is my first DSLR camera after a long research in finding out a suitable one for myself trying our other brands of DSLR practicing photography technics as an amateur.D5200 provides various options to improve the skills learning and practicing the art of photography.
9 years ago
A good camera for the price
All in all I am very satisfied with my new camera that I upgraded from the 3100. I love the 39 focus points and all of the different scene options available. The 5 fps is extremely fast enough for me. I also love the stereo microphone built-in on the front for recording video.
Pros:
- I love the quality and speed plus the flip out screen
Cons:
- Most of the buttons are too close together and hard to find sometimes also the memory card door opens while holding the camera
9 years ago
Supbbb.. worth every penny
I'm writing this review after using it for 6months..product was well packed & delivered safely.. had no issues till date.. It is the best beginners dslr.. even for rough use.. Worth every penny.. I had bought it for 29k
7 years ago
Nikon quality all the way
Excellent camera. I have always had Nikon and have been very pleased, this camera is no exception. A bit complex for someone that has never used a SLR type camera. The instructions do not contain enough information on how to use the older manual lenses but I like the flexibility of a manual lens and...
12 years ago
Great Camera but Nikon support sucks
The 24 MP camera is for the advanced amateur. Has manual settings for artistic photos and program functions for quick shots under most conditions. Now for the downside. Had an issue with a connector on the camera for down loading your photos.
13 years ago
Amazing Feature
The D5200 features a variety of built in imaging technologies, such as Active D-Lighting and HDR capabilities, to further enhance the look of your imagery while shooting.
13 years ago
Nikon D5200 review
Well specified, especially with its 39-point autofocus, but the controls could be more elegant and our test shots tended to be slightly soft
13 years ago
Nikon D5200
The Nikon D5200 is the upper-entry-level camera in the Nikon DSLR lineup. Slotting itself just above the D3200 Nikon D3200 , it produces similar-quality images using a similar design. It incorporates a unique-in-its-class 39-point AF system with 9 cross-type points.
Pros:
- Excellent dynamic-range
- Low image noise
- Reasonable color accuracy
- Excellent autofocus system accuracy
- Fast 39-point AF with fast-lens in good light
- Quick shutter-lag
- Nearly instant black-out
- Very fast power-on and power-off times
- Quick to record and stop video
- Rangefinder MF assistance,...
Cons:
- Loss of fine-details at ISO 400
- Some exposure issues
- Poor AWB indoors and no interactive control
- Slow shot-to-shoot speeds
- Noise-Reduction even when disabled
- Sluggish interface
- Odd Auto ISO behavior
- LCD glare when settings are changed
- Video-framing mask difficult to see
- Live-View not...
10 years ago
overall, not terrible. This camera is going to get you through. If you are a beginner and just barely off auto, then maybe this is the camera for you. OR maybe you should save the money and buy the d3200-d3300 series. Because they are cheaper and perform better in low light.
13 years ago
The latest snapper to hit the market is Nikon D5200 , a treat for DSLR enthusiasts. D5200 comes with a high resolution 24.1MP image sensor and included with DX-format CMOS sensor. Also, photographers will love to known that this new camera has been instilled with Expeed 3 image processing engine for...
Pros:
- Offer cinematic motion cadence
- Affordable
- Higher resolution
- Quick processing
- Low noise level
- Good color depth
- Great swivel screen
Cons:
- No focus motor
- Does not support image stabilization
- Slow continuous shooting
- No panorama mode
- Few glicthes
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