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    Nikon D7200 DX-format DSLR Body (Black)

    • Great low light performance and class leading image quality.
    • High ISO performance is quite good, as I have used up to 3200 ISO and still achieved good image quality
    • All of the added features, combined with the better sensor performance, makes this camera simply flawless.
    • Nikon has learned how to eek the best performance possible from this Dx sensor
    • The D7200 has great pixel density, remarkable DR with near see in the dark performance
    • High ISO performance is amazingly good, relatively
    • It has good low-light performance, which is useful for shooting smaller-aperture telephoto lenses with higher shutter speed for moving subjects
    • One of the things I didn't like about the D300 was its high noise levels at anything above ISO 800, so good high ISO performance is important to me
    • A true joy to shoot with and stellar performance for this grade camera
    • It has a world class focusing system (it locks fast and the dang thing can see in the dark, I tell ya!), it has ample buffer (sure, it's not elventy billion fps), and great high ISO performance
    • -Best DX camera out there, IMOCons:-Not a huge upgrade from D7100, except for buffer-Not great low-light performance, though not bad (just nowhere near as great as say, the D610 or D750); only slightly better than D5100If you're considering upgrading to this OR
    • 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 love my N-7200!
    • B) a general lack of further miniaturization from previous D7xxx bodies C) giving the perception of a somewhat premium APS-C camera while still not fully competing with the IQ of the entry-level FF market such as the D610.