The Dynamic range is beautiful and i've paird this camera with original nikon lens to tokina wide angles and sigma art series and it delivers everytime

Dynamic range is terrific (as usually)Should you upgrade from D7100

I'm talking about the camera's dynamic range

But the consensus view, if such it is, seems not to lay sufficient stress on the D7200's dynamic range

Specifically I read that the D7200 had very sharp and fast auto focus and a little better dynamic range that other DX models, and I'm happy to report that I completely agree.

The new Expeed 4 processor produces really nice looking colors, seems to improve the dynamic range and improves the battery life of the 7200 considerably over the 7100 while still using the same EN-EL 15 battery

(http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d7200)Let me briefly address how the camera's DR (dynamic range) can make a difference

They rate the D7200's dynamic range as #1 for all cropped-sensor cameras (aka APS-C, DX) and as #2 for all DSLRs, cropped or full-frame - a close second behind the (in their view) industry-leading Nikon D810, a full-frame camera

Amazing dynamic range from the raw files.

It does, though, have a whole range of features that come with such cameras, including 9-shot exposure bracketing and seriously high-level image quality and dynamic range

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!