Sammanfattning: Chaitanya Tapase is currently our Deputy Editor (Technology) with Exhibit Magazine and is a tech and gadget lover like the rest of us. Lately he has been bitten by the photography bug and is trying his best to learn using DSLR's and various photography te...
24MP, good ISO output, Great swivel screen, HDR mode is excellent
RAW not available when using effects or HDR mode, Slow AF point positioning in Live View
This is a very good mid segment SLR, which is nice to use, delivers great results and offers specifications that were only offered by top-end SLRs a few years ago....
Offer cinematic motion cadence, Affordable, Higher resolution, Quick processing, Low noise level, Good color depth, Great swivel screen
No focus motor, Does not support image stabilization, Slow continuous shooting, No panorama mode, Few glicthes
If you think premium DSLRs are not affordable then we would recommend Nikon D5200 is a perfect option for you. Going through the Nikon D5200 Review, one thing is clear that this new camera is worth the money invested and good companion for avid photograph...
At an MRP of Rs 46,950, the Nikon D5200 is definitely a worthy consideration for enthusiasts—it's ideal for someone walking up the path to becoming a professional photographer. If you own a Nikon D5100 and are looking to upgrade to a higher-end model, r...
Publicerad: 2013-01-21, Författare: Michael , testad av: hardwarezone.com.my
New interface illustrates the exposure triangle, Auto minimum shutter speed for Auto ISO, 39 AF points responsive and accurate, Excellent high ISO low noise performance
921kdot resolution screen high but not competitive, Auto ISO option not in Info menu, AF Area doesn't display entire area of coverage
In closing, the Nikon D5200 should serve very well as anyone's first DSLR camera. The tri-dial learning interface has limited use, but it does help budding photographers at least see a relationship between the three legs of the exposure triangle. The came...
The D5200 is a great camera for both amateurs and those going pro. For me, DSLRs always come with a promise of catering to whatever creative needs one wants met. To make sure that we're getting our money's worth, we read the spec sheet over and over again...
In closing, the Nikon D5200 should serve very well as anyone's first DSLR camera. The tri-dial learning interface has limited use, but it does help budding photographers at least see a relationship between the three legs of the exposure triangle. The came...
New interface illustrates the exposure triangle, Auto minimum shutter speed for Auto ISO, 39 AF points responsive and accurate, Excellent high ISO low noise performance
921kdot resolution screen high but not competitive, Auto ISO option not in Info menu, AF Area doesn't display entire area of coverage
With the large number of AF points and the wide coverage, the D5200's auto-focus is fast and snappy, locking on to subjects accurately. Nikon's useful 3D-tracking AF mode helps you to focus and re-compose without losing your plane of focus, as the camera...
Hohe Schärfe bei Tageslicht, Gutes Rauschverhalten, Scharfes Schwenkdisplay, Starker Dynamikumfang
Akkulaufzeit hat abgenommen, Geschwindigkeit Autofokus
Mit der D5200 bringt Nikon neuen Schwung in die DSLR-Mittelklasse. Die Auflösung legt massiv auf 24 Megapixel zu und das Autofokus-System wurde aus einem teureren Modell übernommen. Unterm Strich gelingt Nikon eine gute Modellpflege, die aber nicht frei v...
