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Description

The D5200 is Nikon's latest mid-range consumer SLR, nestling between the entry-level Nikon D3200 and the recently announced Nikon D7100. Nikon has fitted 24-megapixel sensors across all three models, although as we'll explain below, it's not the same sensor across the board.

Nikon D7100 Product Highlights:

24.1MP DX-format CMOS Sensor
3.2" 1,229k-dot LCD Monitor
1080p Full HD Video Capture
EXPEED 3 Image Processing Engine
No Optical Low-Pass Filter
6 fps Up to 100 Shots at Full Resolution
51-point AF with 15 Cross-type Sensors
Built-In Flash with Commander Function
Optical Viewfinder with OLED Display
Magnesium Alloy Body; Moisture Resistance

Nikon D7100 + 18-105mm Lens: 1200USD

Nikon D5100 + 18-55mm Lens: 700USD

To summarize, you should buy the D5200 if you:

want a great, all-around camera
shoot primarily with natural light or studio strobes
have smaller hands, or need the lightest body while maintaining high performance
need an articulated LCD screen for video or photos

Buy the D7100 if you:

are hard on your equipment and need a more durable body
use flash for action or fill and need high-speed sync
use Nikon’s CLS and want to use the built-in command module
have first-rate lenses and shoot images that depend on the sharpest detail
shoot macro (or other focus critical work) and need to make micro adjustments to your lenses
shoot a lot of video and want a simple headphone jack on your camera

Interested buyers should contact us on: adrianluismorante@yahoo.com