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The Nikon D5100 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16.2 megapixels manufactured from 2011 to 2012 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 25600 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 4 FPS x 16 RAW / 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 580 €;
118 users have given it an average vote of 8.8 out of 10
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Opinion:I have tried this camera on a few occasions just because the car is not mine, but my girlfriend's. I was mainly impressed by the workability and elasticity of the RAW file it produces and the colors you can pull out, especially considering the price at which you can find this camera currently. I haven't had the opportunity to try it in low light or long exposures yet, so I can't comment on the high ISO seal. At the level of AF, I think it pays a bit compared to some rivals of the time. To date I think it is a very good second body "battle", or a kind of "best-buy" for those who want to approach the world of photography with a fairly small budget considering the current price of the used because from satisfactions (and that's all that must do an entry level). I liked it.
Pros:Orientable screen, small, many Mpix, resolution and speed pretty good in general.
Cons:It has nothing pro, but if bought today at a paltry price it can be worth much more than its cost.
Opinion:Reviewing an 8/9-year-old product today allows you to see things in a certain way. Let's face it nikon with the 3xxx series and 5xxx has sold millions of machines... But it was a different era, often those who bought these mall reflexes (consumer) came from a compact.... the leap in quality was evident. But on a second-to-back, these models offered little for how much they cost. However, it has many merits, the display is clear and orientable, very useful. It is very handy, light and small the right. With the AF-S VR DX optics like the 55-300 and the 70-300 or the 18-105 does its duty of average quality (those optics are not resolute). If you want to see all the splendor of the sensor mounted something like a 50mm manual focus (Af-d or AI series) and then the discourse will change a lot...
Cons:lack af internal motor, viewfinder 95% (but on this class of machines is standard)
Opinion:It has been my first SLR, churns out excellent file, and I have to say that maintains a eccezionae quality even at high ISO ... now I have a ff kit, but covering old shots was impressed with the seal, also a past iso 3200. It has a good balance sensor / num. pixel, has the swiveling display which, although not indispensable, when there is very comodo.rnL'unico neo is, for me, the lack of motor af dentroma you know, on the entry level is a standard, such as the viewfinder to 95% .rnRimane a machine that, in its class, although now has several years behind him, he is really good .... the d7000 sensor, then a large sensore.rnPer those who want to get started, find used recently is a game child
Opinion:It 'was my first camera and gave me great satisfaction. rnAccoppiata with 35mm 1.8G allows to have an excellent car to a very low weight, plus the ability to rotate the display, sometimes very convenient. rnTenuta adequate iso for an APS-C-2011, of course you can not expect results from FF or most modern SLR, however, perfectly acceptable. rn
Pros:Excellent value for money, weight, battery life, display "swivel"
Cons:few focus points, does not have the AF motor.
Opinion:Literally in love with this camera. Over the years I have changed several bodies before coming to this. The Nikon D40, the 40X, the Canon 1000D, the Nikon D5000 up to the D5100. Frankly immediately, unlike the others I heard my. It has a quality / price amazing. Even at "high" ISO behaves better than the others tried by me (including Nikon D90, which already at 800ISO becomes scandalous). I managed to shoot chart at ISO 3200 with an acceptable texture, so I could not be that happy. I recommend it to those approaches to digital photography, it is a great way to get started and not only, as the satisfaction he gave me. In fact I'm thinking about making the jump from APS-C and full-frame and I think this macchinettina miss him a lot, he really gave me a lot of satisfaction. I can only talk about it well
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