Nikon D7200

Ganache angels would be nice and basically, when you look at the 7200 and the 7100, you just don't have enough changes to really make this a wow facto...

Doesn'T I'm actually quite impressed the camera perform really well and it fits and navigates on. Just like a like a professional full-frame camera in...

Those criticisms aside, one must look at the image quality offered by the D7200, which is outstanding, as is the control layout. And, while its burst rate may be bettered by others in its class, it can shoot faster than entry-level models, and both its autofocus system and pentaprism viewfinder are much better than you'll find in less expensive cameras.

So I really have loved this camera with a few exceptions: - The wifi sucks. Why can't you adjust camera settings on this? It sucks the battery down and disconnects often. My little Sony RX100 IV blows the wifi on this camera out of the water. The newer Nikons also seem to have the same problems and ...

I was debating between the D7200, D7500, or going Mirrorless Full Frame with Sony. I know dual card slots and FF are a big thing for Professionals and high end enthusiast, but I wanted to get a camera that suits my needs. I upgraded from a D5100 which I loved, but it was time to retire that camera. ...

Bitterly disappointed I grabbed it to use again this morning. I'd last used without a problem a week ago. It has been in my protective carrier since. Today, it goes on, but nothing... NOTHING will activate the ability to take a picture. HEARTBROKEN. I'd never spent this much money on a camera and I ...

I got upgraded to the D7500. I like it now that I know how the bigger lenses work. They didn't have the one that I ordered.

I did a lot of research before deciding to purchase the D7200, so I knew exactly what I was getting. When it comes to cameras and lenses, I highly recommend that you do the same as well. Every photographer's needs are different, and every camera is different. So, you'll need to consider your budget,...

I would first like to preface this by stating I am no professional, so take that into account as you evaluate my review. I had been using a Nikon point and shoot L820 for several years and thought it was a great little camera. However, when we moved to Washington state and I started shooting in the ...

After a lot of research I decided to buy this camera and I couldn't be happier with my purchase - I love it! Previously, I was using the Nikon D5300, a fantastic camera in its own right. When it became damaged, I had to decide whether to replace the same model, or upgrade to a new camera. Other revi...