Nikon D7200 Hands-On Field Test

[@itschriswinter]

Man this was beautifully shot! Great job guys, the production value just keeps on going up, inspiring! Chris

[@hankroest6836]

That shot starting around 4:36 is FANTASTIC! The branch shadows on Chris's face are hilarious! I did not notice them at all the first time through last March. I just re-viewed the review to remind myself why I'm not buying this camera and was noticing some very funny shooting going on. By the time I hit the 5 minute mark I was laughing out loud. Great fun Jordan.

[@kanukster]

The D7200 is a purpose built camera and far from lack-luster. Its DX format is desired by wildlife photographers. The frame rate of 6 - 7 FPS is acceptable. It handles hi ISO exceptionally well and has an adequate buffer. It's certainly not a 'preferred' landscape or astral camera due to the DX format so it wasn't intended to be a one but is capable of doing so nicely. It's also $1000 cheaper than the newer and faster D500. With the new features, it's a 7D killer.

[@paulbenton1886]

Camera holds up 6 years later. Still my favorite to pick up.

[@Hotspot791]

Nice! What would be a fair price know for the camera?

[@randomly1057]

Best youtube channel for photography and the depth of field on the intro is incredible keep it up

[@Luizot1000]

Simply the BEST Cropped DSLR on market.

[@boonsiang]

Wow i am so excited!!! Can't wait for Nikon D7200 to be released in the market soon!!!! So i can get Nikon D7100 on the cheap! :D

[@andrewho4155]

Don't wet yourself Boon Siang Tan.

[@boonsiang]

Haha i will if the D7100 price is too good to be true!

[@boonsiang]

***** Chill man. No need to resort in name calling. What matters is the person behind the gear. You have a good day

[@TommyLimKW]

Hahahahaha..... Boon Siang Tan​ It is okay. I am the moron that shoot in Pentax with true colors.

[@lrb05131963]

Boon Siang Tan ,get the d7200 direct from Nikon the same price as the d7100

[@the80386]

TCS, you guys are on a roll! The intro scene looks stunning, I'm talking Hollywood class stunning! You've become my absolute favorite now, topping DRtv. Btw, is our Pentax KS2 review coming? Highly interested on your take on the KS2, especially since you skipped the KS1. Now about the 7200, when I hear 'compromising ruggedness' as the excuse for excluding the articulated screen, it irritates me real bad! lol The target group of this camera is very less likely to toss them around. So if such a valuable addition is skipped for ALL the rest of Us because a small subset of people in an even smaller subset of usage scenario *may 'potentially'* break it loose is like saying we shouldn't make buildings more than 2 stories high because an extremely small percentage may jump off and commit suicide! Sounds like a cheap logic to me. 60D has had flippy screen since 2010 and broken screens are not even in the top 5 list of failure causes! So I don't understand why Nikon, after adding even more useful movie features on this 7200, still decided against that flippy screen the third time! I've been waiting for it since D7000.

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

zeebazu I agree completely! This also happened with the Canon EOS 7D MK2. No flip screen and all the sales reps quote is the whole ruggedness speech. Our friend and repeat TCS video guest Mike Drew is a journalist who does horrible things to his cameras on a daily basis. He has long used the Canon 60D and 70D both with flip screens and yet they've survived after hundreds of thousands of frames. Both his cameras look like they've been left outside for years and used as wheel chocks to keep cars from rolling. I've personally in my twelve years at the store never seen a flip screen break because of the articulation even at the point and shoot level. We really appreciate you watching and supporting us.Chris @ TCS TV

[@biplavshrestha5272]

TheCameraStoreTV What I am disappointed most with is still no aperture control in live mode and no on chip phase detect.

[@zerujstiglitz6137]

3:33 please don't do that again.

[@animalcrackers5817]

yes, please don't.

[@shahrozttariq2694]

Agree With That.. :D

[@saguarosweetie2429]

I was also imagining what kind of alternate universe I'd have to be in to be brave and agile enough to do that! haha :-)

[@R3tr0v1ru5]

Fuck that shitty 80-400 lens.

[@tsjoshi]

6:38 too !!

[@kennygo8300]

It's funny to watch this in 2021 and know how revered the D7200 is now.

[@PeterWalkowiak]

Love the opening shot and others. Great job Levi!

[@travelbird9359]

I'm upgrading from the D7000, so the D7200 is perfect for me.

[@TheLeFreak]

I have to say, even though not topic of this video, the video quality for the sony you used is really satisfying.

[@enyceckk1o11]

Waiting for D7300 with higher fps and 4k. Thank god I didn't wait for this camera back in Oct of 2014. I went and got a Pentax K3.

[@Noksus]

No point in waiting for the D7500. It's a step down from the D7200.

[@86Sheephead]

Well done Levi. You did an awesome job on this!

[@AbuKhadijah]

hi master, im using 60d now, my job fully video, still confused to upgrade what model, 6d,70d,d7200, can u give me some advice ?

[@subhadeep_apd8320]

Go for 70D

[@AbuKhadijah]

Subhadeep Das tq so much

[@niteshtripathi678]

+Abu Khadijah or you can check out sony... a77 ii is quite good in that respect. from your picks, 70d is best for vid.

[@dannyamplex]

Can't anyone review this camera without mentioning it's predecessor? ...surely half of us did not own the D7100 and so don't give one crap about it.

[@northernrider780]

I agree with this, I'm looking to buy the D7200 upgrading from a D3300 and the changes are huge. Not every update can have substancial changes and improvements, especially if the older model was good, it seems to me like they fixed some of the D7100's issues and added the useful feature of Wi-Fi.

[@atyuuu]

"I've got a 70-200 on a D7200" now that's a tongue-twister

[@im2b4got10]

Can I just say that you are one of the most interesting reviewers ever?

[@estudio100rafa]

I like the no BS and to the point review, thank you

[@ata38-30]

Wonderful review. So if I was upgrading from a d3100 I should skip the d7200 and go with the D7100? Maybe spend the extra moola on lenses?

[@MrChristopherwren]

The blurring back ground in this video is very nice.

[@jameswillerton1869]

Great video again guys thanks. To defend Nikon a bit here, I think the D7200 is just a mid-life upgrade to maintain market position. The bar was set pretty high with the D7100. You can do sports with these cameras, but if you must have 10fps then Canon is the choice. 4k and touchscreen etc. would also have been cool - but another thing that annoys me is when people don't compare like for like with pricing in mind. A quick search online shows that a new D7200 costs around 30% less than the Canon 7DMkII - which also doesn't have those features, it just shoots quicker (and at the cost of lower optimal IQ). The D7xxx line remain in my opinion the best VALUE crop DSLRs on the market, especially when you take into account the mature system of lenses available. Nikon are trying to maximise profits by using the same body chassis / basic design for as long as possible (hence no redesigned grip etc.), and I don't see any problem in this. Personally I'm not even sure how committed Nikon is to the DX format going forward. If I were them I'd concentrate on my FX system where 90% of the best glass is, and look at a mirrorless alternative for those wanting smaller/lighter/cheaper/high fps - a DX body versus an FX body makes hardly any difference at all in size or weight if you're packing a pro zoom on it. This may be another reason why it is illogical for them to completely redesign the D7xxx series now. By the time the D7300 is due, it's not impossible that this market segment will be taken over by mirrorless bodies. The only remaining stumbling blocks really are AF, EVF and battery life.

[@ThePhotoShow]

Great review, I agree not enough features for a full upgrade.

[@Snowboardbound]

Your videos are so awesome dude!!! The best reviewer on youtube hands down!

[@Eric_Rossi]

That opening bokeh though.... #sharp

[@txstubby]

From my perspective the two biggest problems with the D7100 are the buffer size and that the autofocus can be temperamental in lower contrast 'action' situations. The 7200 addresses bother of these issues so I have one on pre-order. If you have a 7100 and are happy with it then there is not point in upgrading, if you are waiting for a D400 then it might be a long wait.

[@JoesVids]

Interesting color grading in this video...scenes were a little surreal in color, but it gave a nice artistic vibe. Another great review guys!

[@Pranav_m_Mistry]

On what camera setup & lens is this videos first shot taken on? It looks gorgeous. I intend to buy my first DSLR for travel, portraits, timelapse, panaroma & astrophotography.. may be occasional videos too. Can you suggest me what I should be going for? I was considering 70D / D7200. Along with the kit lens 18-135 stm or 18-140 I also intend to get Sigma 17-50 f2.8, is it a good options?

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

+Pranav Mistry The first shot was on the Sony A7S with a Sigma 50mm F1.4. I'm partial to the D7200 for the better image quality, and better AF tracking. Jordan @ TCSTV

[@Pranav_m_Mistry]

+TheCameraStoreTV Thanks for your prompt response. Your videos are very helpful and they look nice too :) Would you recommend d7200 to do the video job too? Also I wanted to know, assuming if I stretched my budget a bit more. 7d M2 & D750 fall under the same pricing bracket. What would be your pick out of these?

[@Pranav_m_Mistry]

+Pranav Mistry Hi. Kindly reply as possible.. Thank you

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

The D750 is by far the best video quality of the three cameras, though the most expensive. I'd take the D7200 over the 7D II for video. Jordan @ TCSTV

[@mxmimo]

+TheCameraStoreTV What microphone are you using? your voice is so crisp!

[@rayakiphotography7625]

Is it bad for me to watch a D7200 review but falling in love with the video quality of Sony A7S??? Look perfect!

[@gregtaillon4019]

The Camera Store Chris, I have a few specific questions, I hope you can oblige. 1) Have Nikon altered the ergonomics at all, ala the Nikon D750? This is something I have heard. Having tried the D90, D7000, D7100, D700, D750, and D810, my favourites are the D750 and D90 due to the depths of their grip, though "some ergonomic changes would be nice" seems to vaguely indicate not. 2) Can the video "record" button now be re-programmed when in Stills mode, to be set to something like ISO control (like the D750)? and 3), Does the 7200 import the new "group AF" option? Sidenote: I don't actually like the color profile of this video from the Sony; maybe it's the grading, but there seems to be a magenta cast to the shadows, as if the ISO had been pushed too high. Thanks!

[@TechSavvy.]

First you say the improved buffer is "a huge improvement and a welcome addition." "(Low light focusing)... is a great improvement." Then, at the end you tell us "...we don't have a lot of substantial improvements..." there is no reason whatsoever to upgrade from the D7100 to the D7200.? No reason whatsoever....??? I am upgrading to this camera for the larger buffer and better low light focusing and those are very good reasons to upgrade. Most upgrades to a camera line are incremental. That's just a fact of life. It's impossible to have revolutionary changes every time, especially with modern cameras being replaced every couple of years.

[@eboytc]

Lighting at the start is AMAZING! Looks almost like artificial light added. Blurry background is lovely.

[@CountryHouseGent]

In the opening scene, the depth of field and separation between Chris and the background almost makes it look like he's stood in front of a bluescreen. Some lens?

[@jennycameron3242]

I agree with Chris regarding not upgrading from the D7100 to the D7200 but if you have a D5100 or one of the 3000 or 5000 series then upgrade. You can find refurbish D7200 at a good price or for a better lower price you can find refurbished or used D7100's out there.

[@thescruffy360]

This Video Quality is unbelievable.

[@Flamamacue]

No comments on the added two stops of high ISO? Was hoping that would be covered as I shoot a lot of night landscapes with the D7100 that it doesn't handle well, need to decide if it's this or the move to fullframe. Thinking fullframe based on the comments below..

[@Astrotripper2000]

Don't know why, but I found the shallow DOF on wider shots quite distracting and unnatural. Very nice on closer shots of Chris talking, thought. And I like the color grading. And nice review, as always.

[@shaheenabbasov3442]

great video! what lenses you guys use to shoot this episode?

[@holyxiaoxin]

Great video! I love it so much. (: been following on your channel for quite awhile. Keep the videos coming. ✋

[@carolasmx2516]

1:27 been watching forever just to hear Chris say "Out"

[@TheRocketdrone]

Some one reviewing the 300PF lens noticed that it's an "E" lens instead of a "G" lens and now has an electronic aperture like canon lenses and apparently "E" lenses will give you aperture changes in live view on cameras like the D7200 as a result. I found that interesting.

[@mopar7786]

If you are looking to upgrade from a d3000, would you do, then, the 7100 or go ahead and spend the extra money and buy the 7200

[@nhyxz]

yeah I'm asking myself got a d3100 for like 5 years wanna upgrade what you people think 7200 ?

[@ryanthomas9306]

MnM Alex im in the same boat, I want a 7000 series for the autofocus motor

[@DeniseDommers]

MnM Alex I have the D3100 for years as well, and I'm going for the 7200

[@nhyxz]

Dnieze time passed and back in December I got my d7200 didn't regret anything perfect for one I need xD hope you will like it to.

[@MihaliWheeler]

Great video. Well done guys

[@MyJeanf]

Great vid guys , you m ay already know but you made Number 1 on Chris Winters Top ten photography list. I would totally agree both you and Jordan put out amazing videos. Hope you guys will make another mirror less party vid tiger are always really fully. Great stuff guys will wait for the next video.

[@bullsharkreef]

Footage looks great, cinematic and almost 3D looking; is that the FS7? Congrat.

[@ObelixCMM]

Sony A7S with Sigma 50mm f/1.4 ART

[@bullsharkreef]

ObelixCMM A mirrorless camera with a second tier lens? Hm, color me impressed.

[@broncojonnes]

good lord look at the quality of this video ... what stabilisation was used?

[@Weyoun359]

Liked the video but I really wanted more info on the buffer performance. I am soon to purchase a camera and I need a responsive buffer. Cameras in mind are The d5500, d7200, 70d and the d610

[@FlashOneFilms]

Great Review as always, btw what lens you guys used on the a7s?

[@CHILL3435]

Mother of God that camera that you guys shot on is a beast!! A7s was it? Do you guys have a full in depth review on it?

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

RLJSings Yessi!kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIvbhK2ahKZ2gJo

[@KarlRamstedt]

TheCameraStoreTV will you be covering the Canon EOS M3? And around when? (release is set for late April) I'm very interested since it looks to be Canon's first good mirrorless camera. The EF-M mount has some great optics (albeit few), so it would be great to have a good camera to pair them with.

[@MacPro8CoreMan]

Personally this is the next camera I am going to buy to replace my D300s. I do a ton of nature and wildlife and this is excellent for that. Given the choice between the D7100 for $950.00 or the new D7200 $1159.00 this is a no brainer. In my situation the improvements are worth way more than $200.00. No Anti-Aliasing Filter, a huge improvement in sharpness! Massive Buffer Improvement, especially for wildlife. Much better low light capabilities. Also important for what I do. Expeed 4 and great a huge improvement in Focussing, and more. 60 FPS in video, which is likely to be used a lot. I'm not saying you should upgrade from D7100, but if you are in the market for a high end DX as an upgrade for the D7000 and everything below or older; I say go for it!

[@lauragodoy9533]

Hi, what about the DYNAMIC RANGE on this camera, and what about the NOISE at same ISO compared to the D7100? I think both improvements are heavy and makes me go for the D7200.

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

still relevant. thanks for the effort and the sharing. btw-the sony a7s footage looks pretty good!

[@mokotramp]

6fps is ample for a DSLR is this category. How many would you like?! This really is a cracking DX body, I would take this over the 7d mkii all day long!

[@jannikliebl3431]

Because of your great review I finally bought the D750. You guys convinced me that it`s a good choice. Thanks!

[@beschken]

Thank you for the video. one remark, I think the cameras you mentioned as the competitors are inferior unless you already have lenses for them.

[@luisbustos2208]

Seeing as you mentioned it, did you guys ever consider reviewing the Sony A77ii? Also seeing how some people seemed to have jumped ship in the DPR forums because of the tiny buffer on the D7100, i think the improved buffer with the D7200 would be reason enough for some to upgrade....

[@VladHTX]

Best part of this review was the awesome video quality of the A7s

[@LeDrummerDu88]

5:30 : "I would trade all the NFC in the world for two more FPS". Done.

[@llboodlam]

@TheCameraStoreTV what camera and lens did you use to shoot this video.. the intro shot was amazing (y)

[@magner247]

I've had the D3000 for 5 years now and I want a new one to grow as a photographer. The D5500 was more what I was looking for price-wise, but I have almost decided to buy this camera although it means paying a bit more than I planned to. The only thing holding me back is that I just love the touch screen and interphase on the D5500! I'd love to get some opinions.

[@HHTV60]

when shooting street scenes, how do extra frames per second help get the right shot? you mentioned it would be helpful in photo-journalism ... thanks-

[@WahidFayumzadah]

an extra frame means that you have an extra chance of capturing just that right moment.

[@BarefootMediaTV]

why did that opening shot look green screened? I think the sony a7s looks much better than your episodes filmed with the gh4

[@PhinioxGlade]

That opening background blur looks great. How fast of a lens is it?

[@pinch-of-salt]

wow the A7S shoots beautiful video....

[@peterzpictstube]

Thanks for getting this up so fast! I am a D90 shooter looking to upgrade body. This the 7200 is a much of a let down as the 7Dmk2 was for 7D folks. Lots of nice refinements but no real sizzle. Like many folks I figured based on logic and rumors the body would be a knock off of the D750 and fix the aperture adjustment in video along with the tilting LCD. However it is a huge jump from the D90 for all the improved features.

[@athanray]

i love this video. I think Levi Holwell do a brilliant job and i love the grading. It's even better than the FS7 color.

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

Levi did a brilliant job shooting this episode! As far as my grade, the Sony A7S shoots SLog2, which I'm very familiar with after shooting the FS700 for two years. Our FS7 grades will keep improving as I come to grips with SLog 3. Jordan @ TCSTV

[@Harryontwowheels]

The story about the Nikon D7200 is a simple one. It's a story about missed opportunities. Nikon took a huge step back in comparison to the spec-list of the D750. The D7200 is the top of the line DX camera, so why Nikon doesn't go further? It wouldn't be a competitor to the D750. Someone who is willing to go full frame, will go full frame. Someone who needs the crop-factor for his work/hobby, will go DX. There is absolutely no reason to get rid off some of the D750 specs, even though it already got the focussing system for example. And to those who complain about tilt screens ... come on ... other companies build cameras with tilt screens for years and years. I never heard complaints that those fall apart if you just look at them. But ... if you want a fast AF in Live View ... Canon and Nikon for example are far away from other companies. After all this years I just can't understand why Canikon are that far behind. Even the old Sony A350 is faster in Live View AF then actual Canikons. Actually I love my D750, it's a great package in my oppinion, but in some terms it is simply outperformed by my Sony A6000 ... and that bothers me a lot!!!! I'm sorry for my grammar, but I'm not a native speaker.

[@matteova3973]

camerastore is awesome! what gear u like using personally? maybe u can make a video with your gear set ... have nice day from finland!

[@NILSLANGENBACHER]

this video is insane..cinema style!

[@elperrowap]

Hello Chris. I am from Argentina. Nikon D7200 is recommended for video? To its quality of video I mean, not so much by the screen that it is not flip-flop. Or is it recommended another camera? I do not have any, so I do not have references. I know that maybe it is not advised to start with this camera, everyone recommends starting with something simpler and then moving forward. But since I had the opportunity I wanted to start with a camera, which lasted a few years before I renewed it. I am a music teacher and I do audio projects, musicals, I would like to do something with the video as well. If you have any suggestion of another alternative without losing much quality. Here in Argentina the prices are very high and frightening. I have no preference of any brand but in my country are not many brands that arrive Nikon and Canon insurance, Sony in smaller quantity and very expensive. Panasonic and Fujifilm almost nothing. I appreciate the suggestion and the time you take to respond. And I take the opportunity to congratulate you and your team for all the information they provide. Greetings from here South America and thanks again.

[@alexnewman2349]

hey great review but i was wondering, have you guys done a review on the sony a77ii? i am currently using the a57 and thinking to upgrade alittle insight would be great. thanks in advance. also thinking of going full frame but dont really want to have to sell all my lenses and stuff but i am willing i guess.

[@SandyDeJong]

I see you used ISO 800 with very little or no noise. Unless you removed some of the noise before adding to the video or removed noise from the video in video edit. I find that impressive. I might be a few days away from buying the 7200 for me it would be a nice upgrade from the 5100 I have a hard time getting the 5100 to focus in conditions like in your office so that for me is a bonus. Oh I like how you hide you model I think a man in the woods I spotted him there. Thanks for this review

[@AbuKhadijah]

my sample video, continues shot 1hour 40minit

[@avavii]

NFC is Near Field Communication, right - not Contact? I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work!

[@nanda86-r5e]

I'm going to guess that it's the new FE 35mm f/1.4 that you guys are using in the first scene?

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

Nanda Kusumadi Actually Levi hit it up with the Sigma 50mm ART 1.4. It breathes a bit but otherwise it keeps impressing us with its wide open performance. Chris @ The Camera Store TV

[@DanEvansn]

Hey guys! What microphone are you using? the lack of ambient sound is amazing!

[@iamjeffhong]

Hey Chris! Big fan of TCSTV, i appreciate all the effort you guys put into the videos I was wondering if you would be able to start including lens names/focal lengths into the shot info when you guys cut to pictures throughout the video? I'm always curious as to which lens/focal length is being utilized to produce said photos. Thanks in advance!

[@skyeeoorrt4539]

What is the video auto-focus like? I think if it is a massive improvement over the D7100 I may just cash out and get the D7200.

[@quitelikeryan]

What sort of black magic audio setup is this?! Sounds so crisp

[@TheCameraStoreTV]

Our usual Sony UWP-D11 kit. The nice weather meant it wasn't buried under layers of clothing though. Jordan @ TCSTV

[@gallyzhou2824]

Hello all, I was hoping you could recommend a camera for me. Im planning on shooting mainly wildlife, landscape, macro, and some indoor/night photography. I'll also be taking the camera on vacations , trips and shooting family and friends. Video is not as important to me since I have a GoPro for that, but I would certainly like to be able to shoot with these cameras as well. I can't decide between the d7200, 7d mark ii, and sony a7 ii. Which of the three would you recommend for what Im planning on shooting? If there is a better alternative than the three I listed above please let me know. Keep up the reviews I really enjoy watching them!

[@ddantanarayana]

Hi, It was a great review on tech specs. I'm about to buy my first DSLR camera and i'm hoping to work as a freelance photographer for events,fashion and product shooting. Would you recommend for me D7200? Or do you think D5500 , D7100 or Canon 70D would be better considering the cost factor? :)

[@kzeig5443]

What kind of Lens is that? I purchased my D7200 a few months ago and love it.

[@AntonCaines]

Would be interesting to see how the Nikon D7200 compares to the Sony a6000 as the specs seem to be very similar

[@AntonCaines]

***** I would disagree, if you look at the specs and not the price tag they are very similar. The both are 24MP cropped sensor cameras. Both have a maximum iso rating of 25600, both record 1080p video. The nikon has a faster maximum shutter speed but for twice the price of the Sony, which one is really the better deal. The battery life of the Sony is shocking compared to the nikon but you can get extra batteries for the price difference. That's why a hands on real life test comparing the two would be interesting to see.

[@AntonCaines]

Some what condescending, but I'm interest to hear your opinion on why I you're so dismissive on what I said.

[@nandoalva]

What lens was used on the a7s and was it wide open for most of the time? The out of focus background looks great even when shooting at a wider angle.

[@nandoalva]

And great review btw, you guys are the best

[@razvanyke]

Very nice review !

[@Vegan_Touring_Cyclist]

And where is the Pentax K-S2? :D Please, i really want to see a review from you. By the way, this aparture change problem is intresting, i don't know why they do this.

[@jin_nguyen]

fuck. to me this was more like an advertisement for the Sony A7S! the video quality of this video is absolutely amazing!

[@omeshsingh8592]

Regarding the the -4.1EV shot, (f/2 at 1/125s and ISO 6400 = +3Ev) So your shot doesn't make sense unless you raised the shadows by 5 or 6 stops?

[@stevedibbs]

Thanks, this is a great review, am looking to step up to this model from my D90, which is a lens F mount. will my D90 len's fit on this ? it looks like a great camera !

[@0TanookiSuit0]

Watching you flip that thing around without a strap, near water, and while walking on ice makes me very anxious.

[@UAL320]

Newbie question here.....looked like you were using relatively high ISOs (400, 800) for those outdoor shots in bright sunlight. I would think you'd be in the 100/200 range, no?

[@MeisterYodarkus]

When _seventy-two hundred_ is bugging you that much, why not call it _seven thousand two hundred_?

[@nsnosurrender9969]

How does the Nikon 5300 and 7100 compare for cinematography ... also what is the best DSLR for filming? I haven't looked into the Sony's but i want a camera in a mid-range price similar to the Nikons mentioned before. Thanks!

[@nsnosurrender9969]

Im still going to use the camera for stills and photos for websites etc.. just to keep that in mind as well

[@imriagmon8486]

With which lens did you shoot the intro? The dof is amazing

[@migueldumlao7477]

Hi sir Chris, I was wondering if I should upgrade my Nikon D3100 to Nikon D7100 or Nikon D7200. I was pondering if which those 2 cameras are best to shoot on conventional centers :( ? My type of photography is nature, portrait, and landscape photography. Please help~ :c

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

When the blue tooth mics are available could you do a review of them?

[@jasont2610]

+TheCameraStoreTV - now the 16-80 ƒ/2.8-4E is out are you able to confirm if aperture adjustment is available in LiveView now?

[@7thvenom]

Would i be better getting a Nikon D7200 or a Canon 7D Mk ii I will shoot Portrait,Ballet,Street Black & White thank you and good job like always :)

[@allusernamestaken01]

+7thvenom get hands on, whichever feels more comfortable and more ergonomic to you is the one that will let you work faster and confident.

[@dstefanek1988]

Fuji XT2