Video is good, although it would be nice if Nikon would allow you to switch exposure settings during filming (you can't without stopping and going out of liveview)

Video with continue autofocus with the Nikon lens is better than ever

Let me start this out by saying that the quality of this camera was far beyond what I expected, producing incredible quality shots and videos all from a simple kit lens

Highly recommended for the articulating screen, great sensor and great video at a reasonable price.

Shoots nice videos having a blast with it.

Video is superb as well.

This camera performs really well, takes really great pics and the videos are super clear too

The manual is easy to read, and the video is very helpful for beginners

Not amazing but certainly better than any phone or cheap video camera

She loves it and the instructional video is perfect for getting started

No reason to change over to the 60D, this camera takes great video when you put a good lens on it (I used the Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 lens set to aperture of 2.8, Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6, and Sigma 18-50

You get the latest 24mp sensor, live view, great video, tilt and swivel screen, fast autofocus, and superlative ISO and image quality, usually for around $300 used with the kit telephoto, and this is an upgrade from the basic entry level D3200 in every way

Even using the camera as a point and shoot I have taken some amazing photos - it works pretty well as a video camera as well, though by default the video resolution is very high and takes up a ton of space - the only drawback aside from that is the placement of the microphone - it's right by the lens, so if you use the auto focus feature, the mic picks up the sound of the lens motors.

And that video is astounding

good auto focus- good pictures in all light conditions, that's the reason to buy it, also for the video as well- shoots great video!!!- great flashNegative- weird skin tones color sometimes

Video looks great, although there is just a bit of softness that can be cleaned up in post.

Yes, I would recommend this camera easily because this is all around great performer with a very good video

If you're after image-quality, video-quality, versatility, and affordability, I'd say this is the best DSLR you can get for under $1k USD

Great images and video

Video is definitely good not saying anything bad..though Canon has a little edge in this department over Nikon.

Shoots great videos and superb pictures depending on the lens attached

Better video, better digital imaging, nice weight with a flip out screen

Oh and the video is pretty good too

why does not anyone tell that the nikon d5200 has a clean uncompresed video out at the highest quality??that is sooo important,,you can now record to a field recorder like the atamos ninja at raw video out with HDMI clean video output..that was the only reason i got this

The video looks horrible and this camera was a waste of money

Within the year I have had many burnt pixels and bad video glitching on all of my videos

Improved video quality, stereo

and I selected a lighter, smaller camera body with the newer sensor, pixel size, toggle screen, easy video shooting over the durability, weather proofing of the D7000

I bought this for video and its amazing video quality

Additionally, it also takes great video.

HD video-Amazing

It is just like an average point and shoot camera, the still pictures are good (not excellent) the video is horrible about 25% of the time it could not focus, indoors it has a hard time to control the exposure

There is a great review by "Faymous Media" that provides a nice video of the capabilities and specs

My D 200 works with just about every lens