I would highly recommend this to anybody who doesn't need the expense of a full frame SLR but wants stunning images and quality.

I love the quality of this camera, I have not had the chance to use it a lot,because I tend to use other cameras that I am more familiar with , same brand.

The versatility and picture quality for both stills and video are outstanding as well as the audio as per the other

so I can't comment on that piece but the quality of the images it produces are great.

Quick, quiet, high image quality in general, and it focuses quickly even in dim light.

I've seen people with IPhones get better quality pictures than I can take with this camera

Takes good quality pictures

I'm learning so this camera has more buttons than I know what to do with but the camera is excellent quality, feels great in your hands it has the grooves for proper holding

Much better image quality than my old Canon

The lens 18-140mm NIKKOR DX AF S 1:3.5-5.6G ED is an all around lens that works great and its not the top quality glass that I would like to have

Love the picture quality but the body has a couple issues

I am amazed at all things I can do with this camera - mostly I am amazed that I can get good quality low light pictures without using my flash!

The image quality comparison tests I've read online between the D7200 and the Canon EOS 80D gave the D7200 the honors for best quality

Good Quality, Versatile, Feature Packed.

Great quality, well built, and loaded with features

High ISO performance is quite good, as I have used up to 3200 ISO and still achieved good image quality

For $1,200.00 you'd think you'd get a clean, quality product

Going to try one more time because I really like the camera aside from all the issues and Nikons poor quality assurance

The quality is tack sharp, the focus is

Nikon D7200 LCD display, while higher quality than D5200 for image review, is not helpful for actually shooting pictures.

I use the decent-quality bag to store my D3200 "beater" body and old 18-55mm lens. and the 70-300mm lens is s nice step up next from my 55-200mm

Good image quality, fantastic ergonomics, fast autofocus with a ton of sensors, 100% viewfinder coverage, dual SD card slots, et cetera.

Outstanding speed and quality.

groupsSuper Easy to use even for new users; most often settings at your finger tipsSuper Great low light focus - even indoors with minimal lightingThe best image quality - Colorful, vibrant, DetailedGreat Low light capabilitiesWide Range of lenses and accessories to select from - grows with you

Great photo quality

Awesome camera quality

The quality of the D7200 is fantastic.

By comparison, the second camera used was a gh4, which required an iso of 1600 (almost unusable quality) to capture the same light

i gave two stars because if it wasnt for this here, this camera takes a more noticeable better quality images than the 7100 camera..

So if you're a DX shooter and have collected a number of DX lenses over the years, including high-quality items like the Tokina 11-16mm wide-angle, and want to upgrade your cropped-sensor camera but don't want, or can't afford, to spend what it would take to replace all that glass, the D7200 may be the camera for you

The build quality is superb

Great quality at night, super easy controls, paired with a 35mm 1.8 lens it’s hard to beat

I will break this down into pros and cons:Pros:-Large buffer, significantly better than D7100-Fairly fast framerate-Superb image quality; low ISO quality is equivalent to some high quality FX cameras (e.g., D750)-Nice build and ergonomics-Plenty of customization options

I jumped right back in and am shooting almost entirely on manual mode and the quality of my shots is outstanding (most of the time ;-).

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

Good camera , but a bit pricey l

Good camera , but a bit pricey l

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