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- The D7200 is an APS-C sensor camera that came out in 2015. I bought one in 2018, since it was considerably less expensive than the more modern version, the Nikon D7500. Additionally, the 7200 has dual card slots and is higher resolution.
I have to say that even though this camera is now 4 years old, I am extremely happy with its performance, even to this day. The resolution is as much as I need, the controls are great, and the dynamic range is class-leading.
Its video capabilities aren't great, or rather, they are difficult to use. So, I pretty much never use it for that, but I love it for taking photographs.
I am a full time professional photographer. This is my primary camera. I love it, and there is nothing on the market that will beat it's price / performance. It was the most underrated camera that Nikon ever made. I spend my money on quality lenses, and no one has been able to tell that I wasn't using a full frame camera.
jl sc what're your thoughts on the d7500? I have a Nikon d3200 and have had it for a good few years now and I do shoot video and photo. To me the video capabilities of the new model are way better (still far from perfect but it'd suit me nicely I think)
Cheers
@@vaughnsigal4560 Well, I'm not a videographer, so I don't look at that side. To me there's not enough improvements to warrant the change for me. I would like the flip screen, but I have a snorkel attachment I use if I want to get the camera lower. The main drawback to me is the 20 mgpix sensor as opposed to the 24 on the D7200. As much as people say it doesn't make a difference, I'm a pixel peeper on my work, a stickler for detail, so it really does.
What are your favorite lens to go with the D7200?? I have it and I want to get new good lenses to go with it.
@@jlsc4125 Good points you make out, although my 5 year old d3200 has 24megapixels and I would bet money it resolves less detail than a d 500 (same sensor as the d7500), sensor quality often trumps pixel density, and the low light abilities the 20mp sensor has isn't to be sniffed at
@@vaughnsigal4560 D3200 has an overall sensor rating of 81 while the D7200 has an overall rating of 87. The D7500 has an 86, lower than the D7200 because of the lower megapixel count.
It is not just still great camera
It is a camera wich will be greate for next 10 years as well
That's probably true.
Ah your a lil overboard
@@AntiHydra747 No
This is exact information. You`ll see
Got a D7100 and it's still da BOMB!! Love this camera!!
@@RockinRaven99 Me too
i have both D7200 and D7100. No one of them is better. Both are great
Just my 2 cents. Im a pro photographer, i shoot real estate, food, and do buisiness branding. The d7200 is my choice of cam. I could not justify the expense of full frame nor d7500 or d500. I use the nikon 10-20, 35, and fx 50mm. Amazing camera.
Couldn't agree more,I own 4 Nikon cameras including mirrorless,I still keep coming back to the D7200,great camera,great build quality.
Man , just let me say... what amazing video i mean ... the visuals with the music and narrative talking ... so artistic , not so much technical view point but great way to express about this camera . And just one more thing i am a owner of Nikon D7500 most because of new video features ... but for the most of photography tasks the D7200 are enough for most of people for hobby or free-lancer works still a beast of camera with so much in the pack for the price !!!!
Keep the good work here ... i will follow you ;D
Cheers from Japan !!
What a nice comment. Thanks you so much. I'm just trying to improve my video skills as I go. Thanks for watching and following. :)
I just got my D7200 a couple months ago - still one of the best APS-C cameras IMO, perfect for enthusiasts. with my Sigma 17-50 I hardly ever find myself wishing I had something else, just a perfect combination!
How the sigma perform compare to Nikor 18 140 kit.
@@souvikbose3392 Don't know, haven't tried that lens yet. But I'm absolutely satisfied with the Sigma, the IQ is great.
@@souvikbose3392 I have a d7100 and I use a sigma 17-50 f2.8, the images are super sharp , way better than the 18-140 kit lens which I ended up selling as the images can be quite soft. Hope this helps.
I sold my d7200 the day you put this video out. I upgraded to a Z6 cause I really needed the extra low light capability, but I would still 100% recommend this camera to anyone looking to get into photography who's willing to spend a little more on their beginner kit. Hell, I might buy another one myself one day as a backup!
I also have D7200, and I am satisfied with its performance.
I just got a great deal on a used D7200 with less than 800 clicks and the 18-200mm lens. $575. Mirrorless cameras have sacrificed everything on the alter of small. I have big hands too and the ergonomics of mirrorless cameras SUCK! The D7200 is very future proof. It will always take amazing photos. It is built like a tank. All magnesium weather resistant sealed body. There is a ton of high quality used lenses available going all the way back to the 70's that work on it. Dynamic range is amazing as is overall image quality. It more than holds it's own with cameras like the Fuji X-T2 and leaves the Canon "equivalents" in the dust. If photography is your passion or profession you cannot go wrong with the D7200.
I agree! Thanks for watching. :)
Yes, I was about to say this. No other company lets you use so many lenses. All the others are always changing the mount but with Nikon you can use super old and cheep but high quality lenses.
Incredible. It has brought me even closer to go for it sooner than later. The confusion was only between 7200 n 7500.
@@Ameliatherobloxfairy same is true for me. Which one did you get?
I love it.
My best photograph purchase, no doubt.
I dunno why but this video was great. Very kinda emotional and inspiring and just a great video. I mean good job man, like I watch this video every night before going to bed because it makes me feel better. Keep up this good work, greetings from Italy.
Hey, thanks for that. So glad to have made something you enjoyed. :)
It's 2022 now and the D7200 is still a great choice. It's insane to me that I was able to buy a pro-level camera for under $500 with only 25k on the shutter and really good condition. Why would anyone buy a new entry level DSLR or Mirrorless camera when the D7200 still exists? It's a classic at this point but still feels very modern.
Is it good enough for videography?
@@rck1d526 What kind of videos exactly? If it's autofocus based then no, if not it's decent for video. I would rate it better than the M50 Mark II in 1080p under similar conditions. If AF is really important get a used mirrorless.
@@ravinchandra why would you buy a stills camera for video? i use a d7200 as back up to my d850 i have used 2 z6,s have sold them on the d7200 in 2024 is a great camera
I bought one while I was a guide for a Jeep company outside of Denali NP Alaska. It’s a great camera and easy to learn the basics. It’ll last a long time and I’ve taken photos of northerns lights and animals. Great camera!
I have started with a D5300, then D90 and then D7000. And I'm now a full time photographer and is saving up for D7200.
Nice review! I have a D5600 which I'm very happy with, i'm thinking of a second body to use with my collection of Dx lenses. The D7200 has taken my interest.
you will miss the light weight, flip and touchscreen of the d5600
same boat, though i have a 5500. did you do it? i'm keeping my eye out for a bargain.
Coming from a D3200 to D7200 the performance upgrade is huge. In 2019, I purchased this from a grey market seller and very happy with it. I'm not paying £1800 + £1000 for camera/lens combo on Sony.
I love my d7200 and I'm thinking about buying a second one soon.
I agree, bought 2
Hey I looked on nikon website...nothing there...where can I buy one? If online any tips on buying a decent one?
Don't buy grey market, please look online for best deal. I got lucky with calumet. but look and look again.
If you go on ebay search there's lots of them from Japan free shipping! I'm trying to save$ to buy one I had one but got disabled in an accident had to sell it BUT I liked it although I only had it 1 month
D7200 its my main and only camera and im loving it!!
It's essentially a 56 megapixel camera if it were a full frame. Amazing for reach and heavy cropping (sports,wildlife and macro)...other than the D7100, I can't think of any camera for the money that is better than the D7200.
The 35 f1.8 dx is really good, sharp, good contrast and reasonable price.
I have had itt for two years now and I just love it. I take it with me for hiking and macro trips, but it's also my second body for weddings.
Nice!
I love the iconic D90 which still gets people talking. Today it is the D7200 which imho will be around for quite some time to come. 🙏👍
I agree!
I just recently upgraded to the D750 from the d7200. The d7200 is still the best crop sensor camera out there right now, good dynamic range and really good lowlight performance. Battery life is really good as well, it’s built pretty solid and never had any issues with it.
Same, I love it. And I choose it over my Sony a7r quite a lot of the time.
D7200 + 35mm DX, got the same combo, truly amazing
Me too 👍
i bought this camera i love it because it has very good quality in 2022 and spectacular body .it camera has good detail images .
Just upgraged my D7200 to Df few weeks ago.
But to be honest, the auto focus on D7200 is truly amazing and reliable. And the image quality was also brilliant! I am considering buying another D7200 as backup camera.
Nice! Thanks for watching!
I purchased mine about 2 months ago and paid 696 dollars for it. What a fantastic camera the D7200 is. I got tired of the horrible dynamic range on my 7D mkii and when it quit working I decided to transition over to the D7200. I was able to sell off most of the Canon glass and invest in Nikon. Granted the burst rate is slower on the D7200 but there is a lot more to like about it than 10 frames a second. Anyway.....No regrets what so ever buying an older body. The sensor in the D7200 ranks as the best apsc sensor as tested by dxo marks even today.
I totally agree. The dynamic range might be my favorite part, leaves me so much room in post. Thanks for watching!
Two years in the future, I just upgraded my D7000 too this :-)
I just did the exact same thing, mine arrived just yesterday!
my D7000 was my trusty companion for the last almost 10years. we went through puberty together, i took her on my trip around the world and got through 13month of army training with her. She was always by my side and did what i asked her to do without any issues. and the she started to spit out an err code i wasn't able to repair.
i now upgraded to a 7200 and have to say, the sensor with its dynamic range is amazing and i hope this will be as dependable as my lost friend.
I shoot with a D500 and have a D7200 for my backup...I often leave my Lens Baby edge 50 on the D7200 :)
I’m now so happy I picked up this camera at Costco 5 years ago. I was on the fence about replacing it, and after this video, I realized I still have a lot of potential to fulfill out of this camera.
I'm got my D7200 on November 2018, shot only 500+ photos, but it is AMAZING camera! Recommended for everyone, NIKON RULES!
Yeah bro!
hey man, greetings from germany. I really like your videos. Your starting with a very lot of pontential. Im impressed by your video production Quality. Keep goin.
and your photos are awesome as well :D
Thank you for the kind words, really helps me stay motivated to make more videos. :)
I agree dude. You are extremely unique and have your own style. You become so interested in your video and immersed just like a movie. Keep up the fantastic work my friend. Work hard.
@@VortexLABS, thank you so much. :)
I’m in school for commercial photography at the moment. This was my camera choice going into school. I now have a d610 as well and I can honestly say I prefer the d7200 and primarily use it for all of my projects.
Nice! You made a great choice. :) Thanks for commenting.
The D7200 is a beast! I love mine. It does everything well, but it's not perfect at everything (and that's where the photographers abilities come in). The low light performance is also incredible! I use this to shoot concerts at ISO 8000 and 16000 and the results are printable.
Nice! :)
I'm using this camera, really I'm impressed
My 'go to' camera for traveling, sports and every day. Use it with the Nikon 18-300 f3.5-5.6 lens when I want to travel light!
even in 2021...it is the greatest... ;)
I use D7200 😊
What I like the most about this camera is the controls ❤️
Yeah, they are lovely.
Thank you for your honest review on this Camera! I have the Nikon D7500 and the D7200 is probably more Professional than the D7500!
My pleasure!
Any camera in a professional photographers hands is just that.....a professional camera.
Case and point...Ansel Adams. People are too focused on gear and not enough on technique. The D7200 is a fantastic camera.
I just bought this used in August 2020 for 600 with its kit lens. The lens ain't much to write home about, I got it so I can practice and replace my 18-55. As far as the camera goes, compared to my D5000, this is like an upgrade to a pro level camera. I love it.
You are spot on..I have a D7100 and totally satisfied..very similar to the D7200 except for the smaller buffer on the 7100, which I don't really need..btw..also have the 35mm 1.8...the value on that lens is extraordinary..great job !..new sub
I totally agree. I actually had the D7100, sold it, and regretted it. Ended up picking up the 7200 when I decided to buy again. Thanks for watching and subscribing!
As a longtime user of the D7100, I wholly agree with your assessment. I, too, would like a tilt screen, but IMO subsequent offerings in the 7000 series are incremental improvements at best. I’m mainly landscape-oriented, but with the camera set to continuous autofocus and back-button focus, it’s also useful for wildlife photography including birds in flight.
Totally agree
Great video! I own both the D 7100 and the d7500. I know a lot of people bash the 7500, but TBH, it's a great camera.. the low light and FPS alone makes me pull this out of my bag most of the time. My 7100 always gets love though... Lol.
Indeed one of the best camera in apsc line up. Was a canon shooter for 6 years plus with 500d,10 22 ,24 105..faced sensor problem ...shifted to Nikon d7200 (my friend was using d7100) with 50mm 1.8G ...loved the combo a lot..I needed a zoom .hence let go the nifty fifty and got myself Sigma 17 50mm f2.8....great combo on crop line up which is at par with any cameras out there...📸❤️
Got one as first camera, along with D850. Still using d7200 until i learn enough to feel comfortable with not harming a costly camera. And im really enjoying it, pics look awsome to me. Got lens, d7200, cards, bad, $650. Cant beat that.
I own the 7100 and the 7500. I would imagine I would love the 7200 as well. Love Nikon!!
Totally agree. Used it for around a year no and it is the best camera Ivè ever had. I am a pro photagrapher/ droepilot in sentral Norway.
Nice! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I’ve had a used D7000 for about 10 years. Bought it when my Fuji S2 died. I’ve been looking to upgrade for Astrophotography, real estate & portrait. The D7200 / D7500 Have been on my radar. I think this clinched it for D7200. I have the 35 & 50mm 1.8G’s. Both great lenses. Next I need a 10-20 or similar wide for interiors & Milky Way images. My only hesitation on the D7200 is the non articulating screen. I love that on the D7500 & even D5600.
Thanks for a great video.
But you will be sacrificing the 2 sd cards slot on the d7500
Best video of nikon d7200 ever i have seen i have watch this more than twice so good i wish he make more extended of this video
Thanks!
I went to the local store and I couldn't decide between a D610 for €800 or a D7200 with 18-105mm lens for €800.
I went for the D7200. I think there is no need for full frame and the D7200 has all, maybe more features than the D610 or the newer full frame cameras.
In my opinion one of the best reasons to go for DX is that you have more capatible lenses.
The Full Frame cameras will only work well with FX lenses while DX cameras can use both DX and FX lenses. This is good because you have so much more choice of lenses.
There are some lenses that are insanely good for the price and are only DX:
- Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 ART ($800)
- Sigma 17-50mm f2.8 ($350)
- Sigma 30mm f1.4 ART ($450)
- Nikon Macro 40mm f2.8 ($300)
- Nikon 10.5mm Fisheye ($700)
- Sigma 100-400mm f/5-6.3 ($850)
I also like that you can use old vintage lenses on it and they will still autofocus.
I use my D7200 everyday. The results are lovely. It's a joy to edit the pictures.
Agreed!
Thank you for the video. This was just what I needed for me to buy a new DSLR, especially after using a Bridge Camera for 4 years.
You're welcome. :)
I love my D7200 and the only thing that is missing from this camera that I would really use is a live view histogram. But this is the way that nikon get you to upgrade I guess. Great video. and yes the 35mm 1.8 lens is awesome.
That would be nice indeed, love that 35mm. Thank you for commenting and watching!
I have this AND a D850 and the 7200 is my go to. So easy to use and magnificent quality pics.
I'm actually amazed at the longevity of Nikon machines. I just got a D200 not too long ago and have dubbed it "the battleship"
Built like a tank and takes great shots. I use older cameras and this one rocks. My next acquisition will soon be a D7X series machine. I found out that the saying is true. Change the body but marry the glass. My lenses are taking much sharper pictures than they ever did on the D60 or the D70. I want to get one with a CMOS sensor so that I can compare performance.
I too own D7200 and just love it.
I got one this year and let me just tell you, I love it! My only complaint is the lack of auto focus for videos but it’s mostly meant for photos so I don’t mind
Thank you so much for making this very useful, simply explained & straightforward video.!!!
I appreciate you lot for this video.
Thanks!
Thank you for your review. Your video is amazing high quality and beautifully composed.
I just pick one up for under 600 USD. As a enthusiast I'm Loving it!
That's great! Enjoy it!
I totaly agree with you and I‘ve Chosen the D7200 above the D7500 a year ago because of the Support of a batterygrip, AF D lenses, the 24MP and the more durable screen that the D7500 does NOT offer. I also loved the 35mm f1.8G but... I lost it, got the Sigma 30mm f1.4 (loved it Even more, sold it and got the legendary Sigma 18-35 f1.8 and oh Boy that is the Lens I wanted.
Ps: Great Video!
Thanks! Glad you're happy with your 7200!
@@john_neil Yeah.. I actually sold my D7200 and got the Z6 + 85mm S LOL
you spoke from your heart. Thanks for this wonderful video. btw.. i am a nikon d7200 owner too. and am proud of it.
Thanks! :)
Still using my D7000, happy with it.
Me too!
I have the same set up and that 35 is fantastic.
2023... still great.
Agreed 150%, I have a D850 but, I still love my D7200 it is a GREAT little came (when compared to the D850). That is one thing I love about it, it is light and easy to handle. Quality wise? Outstanding, great low light performance, nothing to envy the D850 even though the difference of megapixels. Thanks for your video, I am glad that there are people that give the D7200 its credit.
Thanks, I appreciate that. I've done some star photography with it, and those shots have come out better than expected. :)
@@john_neil Also I can use my full frame lenses and get more focal distance. I just got a Sigma 60 -600 for my D850 and when I use it on my D7200 I can get up to 900mm, amazing. Great for wild life.
I have a D700 and it s still a great camera
Great video. I own the D7200 and I could not agree more.
Thanks. :)
Thank you for sharing this. I have this camera and love it for all the reasons you mentioned.
Bought this at the start of 2018. So glad I bought it, incredible features. Its ONLY downside is no tilt screen.
Every camera should have a tilt screen, imho. Thanks for watching!
@@john_neil there are many shooting situations in which I wish I had one, but I've been able to make do without it, I was afraid that having a crop sensor limited me but I recently got into astrophotography and the results were breathtaking. Thanks for the video and reply!
Yeah, done some star-shots myself. Was pretty happy with the results as well. So glad you like it. :)
I've just upgraded to this camera from a tired d7000 and use the same 35mm lens a lot, very happy with my choice :D
The rear and front wheels, assigned as Shutter and Aperture adjustments, respectfully, have become one of my favorite things. I shoot manual, always, and being able to change those two settings so quickly without menu digging is amazing. Yes, I know about the customizable menu. Of course, the two user customizable positions are great, especially when one is set for Jpeg and the other Raw. I took my first d7200 body back to the store because it slung oil on the sensor. The replacement body does the same. A couple youtube reviewers mentioned the problem and another one talked down to us as if we're stupid. We should expect that level of mechanical device to have the problem. I wanted to see if oil is leaking in his brain. I digress. It is not feasible to clean the sensor after every session. I find that sometimes I'm cleaning the image instead. The crop sensor is nice in that it, effectively, improves telephoto. The d7200 is better than the 7100. (I like my d750.)
I have heard of that problem on some Nikon cameras. I haven't experienced it myself yet. That sounds frustrating.
This is such a great and honest review that really makes sense. I have a question, I currently have the D300s, i take food photography shots, I also take random street photography and once in a blue moon portrait shots which I usually use my D600 for.
Now for someone like myself who doesn't do sports photography, or birds and other fast moving shots. I do a lot of street, food, black and white, is it worth spending the money to upgrade from the D300s? Thanks 👍
I have never used the d300, but seems like the only thing that might be useful is the increase in resolution. But you already have a d600. So, I'd say you are good to go. All that really matters is that you enjoy shooting with the camera. Pick the one that moves you.
@@john_neilThanks so much brother, I truly appreciate your opinion. I really enjoy the D300s. I will definitely keep it, and just upgrade my DX lens.
I love mine. Being a retired pro Nikon film shooter. I do find that I have to correct contrast and hues in post.
It took me a while to realize the meter only works in M...A and S are basically automatic with No meter control except for the Plus Minus.
The histogram is basically showing you exposure over or under exposed nothing more???
I also sometimes have to shut it off and turn it back on. The meter lags or get stuck. I do this and it starts working fine again.
I am in love with my 7100 with Tokina 11-16 2.8 DX and Nikkor 70-300 45-56G VR ED AF-S. In next years the only need will be a few glasses
Superb review. This is my camera and I love it
Thanks!
I have one and a 24-70G F2.8 zoom nikkor zoom lives on it. Fantastic camera!
I also have a couple D500 cameras which I love as well. One wears a 70-200 F2.8G VR2 and the other
a 105mm F1.4E.
It is a shame they discontinued the 7200. 24MP and excellent build and performance...fantastic body.
Epic with pro fx glass. And has a focus motor too! Great for owners of older glass. I shoot lots of low light and
sports which is why I have the D500 cameras. I wish I had 2 7200 bodies as well...
That's really great shots on video! I like it! Keep working, man!
Thanks!
I completely agree, for the money I think you get the best image quality with this camera plus Nikon's huge selection of lenses and reliability. A lot of hardcore photographers love this camera. However, one camera to also seriously consider is the Fujifilm X-T20 for the same price. You get a smaller 24mp mirrorless body, stills up to 14fps, video at 4k@30fps and 1080p@120fps. The image quality is oustanding too, may not beat the Nikon in dinamic range but they're pretty close overall imo. I would choose the Nikon over the Fuji for a serious photo shoot. The ergonomics and battery life are way better, and Nikon has the biggest selection of lenses in the world. I would choose the Fuji over Nikon for more video options and lightweight travel. Happy shooting everyone! :)
Definitely, I've owned a few fuji cameras and really liked them. Though the ergonomics on the Nikon are great, I love all the physical dials Fuji puts on their cameras. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! :)
@@john_neil You're welcome! I enjoyed the video, well done 👏
Great video! I've had my D7200 for over five years and have also got the D750, but my D7200 is still a great camera with its 18-20mm kit lens and a 14-24 ultra wide zoom!
I'll put it up against the current DX cameras without hesitation, especially outdoor photography THANKS
I just ordered one of these I got a refurb. By Nikon. I prefer refurbished. Even over new cameras as I know a technician has just gone “hands on” with that particular camera.
I also like the fact it has no optical low- pass filter. Makes this a great 2nd camera to my D800e. I too focus on the image not the newest “bells & whistle laden cameras.
Nice, enjoy!
I just bought D7200 after giving away my D7000 for my brother in law to practice photography. I find it awesome, with the price tag that is not pinching my pocket compared to D7500
2024 and im still using! Sigma 150-600mm for wildlife, 50mm f1.8 for portrait, 18-105 kit lens for travel.
I still love the D7100 and I have much newer cameras. And you’re right, the 35mm is fantastic.
Thanks! Love that lens. :)
I always say the same: You are not able to distinguish when a photo has been taken with a Nikon D7200 or a D850 if you use a professional lens. I have the Sigma ART 18-35 f1.8 and the results are amazing.
Yes you are. The D850 has much better color saturation, tonality and overall output. The D7200 is flat!
D7200 i a very nice cam. I use it with Sigma 18-35 and 50-100 art. Kinda perfect to me
@@davidcollins4227 I have both a D700 & a D810; The D810 is a beautifully designed, ergonomically awesome camera but I find it takes longer to edit photos. 99% of the time I grab my D700. It may be an older 12 mpx camera but boy the colour that comes out of the camera. It's the number one for portraiture!
Have stopped bracketing shots to blend in PS the dynamic range is so good.
Now use mine with the 17-55 2.8 Dx Nikon lens (cost me less than 1/3 of the price of a new one).
Have the 35mm too but not versatile enough to use. Keep it permanently on my D40X.
I'm planning to buy a full frame camera (used) because I've FX lenses also.
However I'll never sell my D7200 👍
Nice! I don't think I'll ever part with mine either, when it finally becomes obsolete, I think I'll keep it on the shelf as a memento of good times had. FX is still great, I have a Sony A7r for when I want to use full-frame glass. :) Cheers!
Those are great shots.
I just got that lens also, it's gorgeous.
I could only afford the d5600 when i upgraded from my a100. That's a good camera too, though, I'd like more features
Thanks! :)
You can throw in the d7100 too. These cameras were a big step up in the dx category. At lease for portraits. 51 focus boints and the battery grip has its own selector focus switch.
yup!
you are right,, its a great camera n i m happy owner of it.
Thanks! Me too!
Should I buy it I am beginner and my interest is in landscape photogeaphy ?
@@iamjayprakash go for full frame...
I have several newer and “nicer” Nikons but I still love my d7000. I’m glad others feel the same way about this series
Some of the best digital cameras ever made, imho.
Love both of mine. Does a great job.
I have the D7200 also and it is a great camera. Need to replace my eye cup but yet to find a better option than originally so some suggestion would be great.
Great video and photos shown here. Good job
I use this camera for video and it’s great provided the user knows what they’re doing. Tripod, manual focus, lights, sound, and action. Pro tip, don’t use ISO other than multiples of 160.
Why multiples of 160? and what is the benefit? Thanks!
I found it clunky for video, compared to the LUMIX systems I use. It certainly does produce nice quality though.
I searched for week trying to get the most bang for my money and I bought the D7200. I'm not a professional but i'm enjoying my cool camera.
Nice job, that one will serve you for many years to come.
I have a Nikon D7200 and I love it! The only thing I need is more glass.
That's always the problem. ha. Cheers!
This Camera is still unbeatable on Dx, Not even the D500 reach its "sensor features" in terms of performance. I am glad actually see people starting to.move from FF to aps-c like fuji cause it shows how much there has been talked about the differences between two sensor and now finally we are in a kind of common ground where price does bot justify the results. Only thing to complain.. camera grip is uncomfortable compared with D7500 (I compare with Nikon not with other brands) It is not deep at all and with 70-200mm I really hate bump my knocks in the barrel all the time especially if you go shooting with gloves you barely have the place to move your finger. Nikon did a better great job in the new series for the grip. this is my only consideration. I use this mostly on the tripod for Landscape and in that no complains at all though. Always Excelent results
I use the 7200 exclusively for over a year now, great camera.
I've had mine since new and will never sell it!
Same here!
Love my D7200 They're still Trending around 600 dollars on Ebay, used! So I figured why not spend an extra 100 bucks and buy new. I'm not a professional by any means but the picture quality with a great lens such as the 35mm f1.8 😉 is Excellent and satisfying for sure. I'll own mine for a long time, very happy with it's performance. My next upgrade is the importance of a fast quality pair of SD cards. 👍🏼
Agreed! Thanks for watching!