Nikon D7200 Hands-on and Review

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Last Updated on April 2, 2015 by PixelPluck

Nikon D7200 Hands-on and Review.

Nikon’s new D7200 [Order : Nikon D7200 DX-format DSLR w/ 18-140mm VR Lens (Black) ] is an evolutionary upgrade to the D7100, and fixes one of the few major complaints about that model with an increased buffer depth. Other improvements are more subtle, but the addition of -3EV sensitivity to the D7200’s 51-point AF array will please low-light photographers, and video spec gets a boost too, with the addition of a 1080/60p capture option (though only in 1.3x crop factor). While it looks very similar to the previous model on the outside, there are a fair few worthwhile improvements beneath the skin.

Basic Specifications
Full model name:	Nikon D7200
Resolution:	24.20 Megapixels
Sensor size:	APS-C
Kit Lens:	7.78x zoom 18-140mm (27-210mm eq.)
Viewfinder:	Optical / LCD
ISO:	100-25600
Shutter:	30-1/8000
Max Aperture:	3.5
Dimensions:	5.3 x 4.2 x 3.0 in. (136 x 107 x 76 mm)
Weight:	44.3 oz (1,255 g) includes batteries, kit lens
MSRP:	$1,700
Availability:	04/2015
Manufacturer:	Nikon

 

 

The Nikon D7200 stores images in dual Secure Digital card slots. Compatible cards include both the higher-capacity SDHC / SDXC types, and the higher-speed UHS-I cards.

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Buy Now : Nikon D7200 DX-format DSLR w/ 18-140mm VR Lens (Black)

Source : TheCameraStoreTV