so it's not that I'm surprised but what a slap in the face to users who spend allot of money on a camera and don't get a highly desirable feature that even Nikon's low end cameras have

Nikon's confusing and sometimes crass marketing tactics have definitely got me in the mood to jump ship on my next upgrade if one of their competitors can offer a well-rounded mirror-less or small form factor DSLR with better features

Being able to save jpg and RAW on separate SD cards is a great feature as is being able to use my "old" AI-S Nikkor glass.

Once I spent some time on YouTube figuring out how it works, the WiFi turns out to have some pretty cool features (and glaring omissions, too) but I like being able to control the camera with my Android tablet or phone and immediately capture the file for preview and sharing

This is a good camera with a number of great features and options but there might be an issue with quality assurance at Nikon factories

And you can take interval still shots, the autofocus is improved, and the dual storage chips is a very nice feature.

However, this is a very nice feature to allow you to set certain button to do what you need them to do and have quick access to those functions

One of the best features of this camera that Nkon has removed from the newer model is the dual SD card

Great camera and features at a very good price!

Good Quality, Versatile, Feature Packed.

That being said, the D7200 does offer some nice features

One other reason I chose this camera is that it has the auto fine-tuning feature which allows you to fine tune your lenses to the camera, which the D5300 did not have

This camera has a number of great features, and could be a nice upgrade from the Nikon D7100, but if you shoot in raw format stay away from this camera until Adobe can issue a DNG Converter for Photoshop, and Light room

Once I spent some time on YouTube figuring out how it works, the WiFi turns out to have some pretty cool features (and glaring omissions, too) but I like being able to control the camera with my Android tablet or phone and immediately capture the file for preview and sharing

Maybe the most outstanding feature of this camera is its' low light capabilities and the wide range of ISOs available.

The Nikon 7200 is a great DX camera one key feature is the WIfi capabilities that allow it to transfer photos and control from a cell phone

It takes beautiful pictures and has enough features that I can continue to grow as a photographer while using it

The D7200 and D750 starts to change that with a lot of nice features coming in.

Feature rich, responsive and fast

Nikon should be putting even more robust features into their lower to mid bodies in order to.... sell more than the competition.

The U1 and U2 (user configurable settings) are really a nice feature upgrade vs. the D5100.

Lots of of helpful features.

One really nice feature is the ability to assign a button (I use the movie release) to quickly further crop down the sensor to 18x12 for a 1.3 more crop factor

Time lapse video is also a pretty cool feature and the flash works nice and the white balance even in auto works really well.

Amazed at this feature rich camera

Pictures are sharper and this feature (2 card slots) makes it very worthwhile.

Being able to adjust the fps is an excellent feature

The D3400 is cheaper and has the same number of MP.If you want a camera that gives you creative control over your photos and gives you a huge number of amazing features at a still affordable price, then you should seriously consider this camera.

I mainly do travel photography but am expecting my first child and thought it would be appropriate to get a new camera that can capture video just as well as it can take photos

Disappointed as I was excited to use my new camera but am now unable until I can find a replacement!

You don't notice so much with a nice fast prime lens, but the improved ISO capabilities of the camera with the much better autofocus system is capable of transforming a low-end telephoto zoom that was almost useless in all but the brightest of light on the D90, into a very useful and almost professional feeling lens on the D7200.

Had it on a trip in Scotland, great pictures, return home and pictures I've taken since are black or totally blurred as if there was no light, and yet it's plenty light out

I am disappointed that Adobe is so slow in adding the D7200 to their camera RAW, but t the is not a Nikon problem, and their software covers it