 Nikon D7100 dSLR Review  Nikon's new flagship DX-format dSLR camera, the D7100, features a 24.1-Megapixel DX-format CMOS imaging sensor that specially designed for this camera. Combining the sensor with Nikon's EXPEED 3 image processor gives it fantastic performance, excelling at both burst image capture and autofocus speeds. This combination also keeps noise levels down and allows the camera to provide several special effect shooting modes, including in-camera HDR. As one of the larger DX-format cameras, the D7100 features a very solid build with a magnesium frame and a moisture and dust resistant body. As with all Nikon dSLR cameras, you also have the full line of 80 DX and FX Nikkor lenses at your disposal. GPS and Wireless networking are also available with available adapters that can greatly increase what the camera is capable of. Much like the higher level dSLR cameras, the D7100 is a very powerful camera that not only... Continue Reading |
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