Nikon D7200 Vs Nikon D7100

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[@TimpronofficialGOOGLE]

i would like to thank you all in the comment section, after reading the comments i made my choice and right after i went out and got the D7100 and i am enjoying it :) it will take me sometime to get used to use as it's a bit different from my old D3200

[@emmapigeon9531]

Same, find the comments really helpful. Im upgrading from the D5100. I need the D7100, I need it in my life

[@oskarsrudzitis]

thinking to upgrade my 3200 to 7100

[@tamito9298]

Now i have the d7100 and going to get the d7200 like a second camera

[@Connor_Dempsey]

D7200 has larger buffer (3x for raw), 2 stops higher native ISO, built in wifi, longer battery life, can program red record button to be ISO button, improved auto focus

[@DeDoZombi]

Connor Dempsey thank you

[@frederikvanreusel]

and better high iso performance

[@413TomaccoRoad]

D7100 has better shadow detail and less noise.

[@413TomaccoRoad]

​@@frederikvanreuselNot so.

[@unbroken1010]

Why would want red record for iso. That is silly

[@brianminkc]

if you really need aperture control in video mode just use a D series lens. Thanks.

[@Hodenkat]

Nice compare. I bought the D7100 right after the D7200 came out as the price dropped by one third and feel I made the right choice. For the way I shoot, the D7200 would not have been a good upgrade for me. I can't wait to see where Nikon takes this model run!

[@bassangler73]

the D7100 has much more detail resolution than the 7200, the 7200 may be slightly cleaner at higher ISO but to my eye the detail is far superior with the 7100

[@Nimesus]

Agreed. Particularly the deeper shadow detail on the D7100! Nikon appears to have shifted the dynamic range on the D7200 in order to 'allow' using higher ISOs (which look awful btw).

[@tamito9298]

Not correct I have the d7100. The noise is huge always. The iso even 200 has such huge noise like with iso 3200 I haven't seen such noised cameras before like the d7100 is Now i going to get the d7200, i hope it should be better for noise

[@AllahBoinkedMe]

@@tamito9298 We must be using two totally different D7100s then ;( The *only* way that 'might' be occurring is if you're cropping a *lot* which, of course, will 'magnify' the apparent noise in any image/camera.

[@tamito9298]

@@AllahBoinkedMe Be sure We use the same D7100s But sorry, my message was too long time ago I visited official service and my D7100 has been fixed in noice since that time. The firmware had been updated and i got camera the best. So be sure. I have the same D7100 as you have, the same perfect)

[@AllahBoinkedMe]

@@tamito9298 Ahh, I failed to consider something was not working properly (or needed a f/w upgrade). Very glad to hear you got it sorted and are now enjoying quality images! Have Fun!

[@pavitrakumar7890]

I think you did not elaborate on the most important factor which would help the buyer decide effectively, which is the improvement in Autofocus capability. We would like to see some tests comparing the AF capability of the D7200 in comparison to D7100, 70D and 7D ii.

[@bradhotdog]

thank you so much! Was wanting to upgrade from D7100 to D7200 for my video work, but after finding out that you an only do 1080 60p with 1.3x crop, i've decided to stay with my D7100. Such a disappointment.

[@ellyelzinga01]

Thank you for this video! I have a D7100 now and I am very happy with it, but I'm looking for a second camera. I'm doubting if I buy another D7100 or if I find the D7200 worth the extra money.. I did find the noise with higher ISO a big difference in this video, to be honest.. That is why I'm still doubting at this moment..

[@rswoodys1]

I have a older Nikon D90 and I upgraded to the D7200, and I love it....There is a significant difference in my upgrade....

[@Ilovedubstep1597]

+Rw Sumner like ?

[@angelaparlane7442]

+Edmlover97 have you wished now thatyou had the D750? or happy to stick with D7200 for ages/a few years now?

[@rswoodys1]

I will keep the D7200, I love this Camera and like the DX Crop factor for shooting at a longer distance than a FX factor.. I do use a lot of the FX lenses on this Camera such as the Nikon F/2.8 80-200mm and the Nikon F/2.8 24-70mm.. For wild life and long distance the Tamron 150-600mm. If I were to upgrade again I would go with the Nikon D810 over the D750, Keep my D7200 all the lenses I have purchased will be interchangeable with both Cameras..

[@draven1018]

I have a D90 and would like to upgrade would love to get the D500 but the budget won't allow that right now so I was thinking about the D7200 I could really use some better high iso & faster frame rate, but I'm wondering if the D7100 would be good enough, I'm sure it would be a big jump up from my D90, what do you think ?

[@angelaparlane7442]

i dont think id bother with the D500 looking at the reviews ive seen of it - id save for the d750 or go for the d7200! Ive just decided to fork out the 300 pounds quoted to repair my d7000 and its great to have it working again, its been a great camera which has been an upgrade from the d90, so the D7200 has specs that i find really enticing too. but im going to upgrade eventually to the d750 or d810...id love to have the d7200 but had to decide whether to pay out for the d7000 and a waste to dump it, couldnt have traded it in either the state it was in.

[@JosmanCiresSintes]

Excellent this review, I believe that the big difference between the two models is in the increased capacity of the ISO in the d7200 up to 25600 and also in the image quality due to the better processor. In high and low lights it is very noticeable. thanks.

[@unbroken1010]

No one's using 25k iso ffs

[@B3ansGuy]

The lack of Live View aperture control is honestly a killer for me personally. I can just about live with not having an articulating screen but this is honestly so infuriating that it's such a process to change aperture during video. It's a shame too because I really wanted to get a Nikon but for general usability I've been pushed to look at Canon cameras instead despite their slightly inferior image quality

[@eppietimisela7118]

I just got the D7100 on a bargain , a upgrade to my older Nikon D90. It's a huge step forward I would say. Nice comparison 👍🏽

[@sammyfromsydney]

How could you miss the differences on the top LCD? Also the D7200 retains/remembers the AF point in each of portrait and landscape mode separately if configured to do so. The D7100 just remembers a single AF point for both orientations.

[@tomheckhaus7617]

Most important for me was the 7200 lost the ability to use non-cpu and AI lenses. I want a CAMERA I don't need GPS, WIFI or Video. I just bought my 3rd D7100 before they become unavailable.

[@valuedcustomer9614]

I think you mean the D7500, which does not have an AI indexing ring. The D7200 has the same non-CPU and AI lens support as the D7100.

[@tamito9298]

@@valuedcustomer9614 but the d7500 seems the worse camera then any of d7100 and d7200

[@emmapigeon9531]

Oh wow, thanks a lot for the video and the comments are really useful

[@darkstepwarrior88]

wow blasted away by the cleanness and smoothness of this video. The basics was good technical info but i sure helps if the video got some nice shots

[@sdbo7102]

upgrading from my nikon d60. i'd go with the d7100 to save money. there isn't much of a difference with the newer 7200

[@islandfocus2]

+iam josh - I'd doing the same thing! Had my D60 since 2008. Got a good deal on a barely used D7100 for $250 from a good friend who just purchased 2ea D800's. Just saved me a bunch!

[@JamesHewitt1399]

+good afternoon thats true,, but for videographers the uncompressed 4:2:2 output via hdmi is god

[@brianminkc]

+good afternoon low light and sports. Other than that for general shooting the D7100 is a superior camera. The image quality on low ISO... say below ISO 400 is inferior on the D7200

[@JoeSchmoeLivesHere]

I went from a D90 to a D7100 and luv'n it! Phenomenal camera which produces superlative images!

[@rubickon]

man, just bought the d7100. replaced my good old d60 :).

[@david111davies]

Nobody ever mentions the d7200 has 173ms shutter lag. Less lag than a d800, d810, d750, d4, d4s, 7d mk 2, a7rii, and the 7100. It is important coz you might only have a tiny window of time to capture a moment

[@aaryanstudiokindarkheda2914]

Wading photography best dslr ? 7100 ? 7200???

[@tamito9298]

I guess the d7200

[@tamito9298]

Now i have the d7100 and think to buy the d7200 like a second camera. Thank you for this video but i am little disappointed seeing the same quality pictures. I have expected to get much better quality than d7200... Thanks

[@AllenandAndy]

Nikon d7100 still relevant to buy used today? Btw, does the 7100 have the option to set minimum shutter speed and auto iso while on aperture priority? Thanks in advance!

[@Chacmool1111]

Debating to whether get the D7100 or D7200, I want my pictures to come out crisp clean, any recommendations on which camera I should purchase? Thanks in advance.

[@lehmyoouhl]

save a little more for d750. you wont regret it, but if you are into dx, go for d7200 if you have enough budget, but go for d7100 if you are in a tight budget

[@tc2703]

KrazyNevaLazy I vote 7100 unless you are shooting sports or lots of low-light. Even today I would buy 7100 over 7200 for what I do (very little low light). Images are amazing out of 7100. Pickup a 1.8 35mm for under $200 and get ready to be blown away for under $1K total.

[@gabmax1013]

If you want your pictures to come out crispy clean its all gonna come out to be about which lens you have and what settings you are shooting at unless you shoot auto. But if you shoot auto, you might as well just use your phone camera.

[@blastinc]

Nice video. I guess i will wait for D7300. Whats the modell of the watch? cheers

[@eppietimisela7118]

😁 There's the Nikon D7500 instead. 👍🏽

[@Projectgreen1]

great comparison. this video helped me decide that the d7100 for 220$ less is a better buy.

[@mredmund5930]

Thanks for the comparison, i have a canon 60d and was considering the 70d however the nikon d7200 is a strong contender with the 18 140 lens.

[@anestischatzibeis]

+mredmund59 I think if you shoot video the 70d is better.Actually has the best video focus system in all dslrs

[@TheEstibon]

+anestischatzibeis yea, but over all the Nikon is better you can use all the lenses with the Nikon, where as with the canon you are limited. and Nikon Glass is the best.

[@anestischatzibeis]

well I agree i am a nikon fan

[@TheEstibon]

cool maybe i can convert you. lol no Cannon's are great cameras

[@mistuhgee]

I have had the D7200 for about 7 years now. I will likely never get rid of it because it's a workhorse and because I have several AF-D lenses that I want to be able to continue to enjoy.

[@michaeldelrossi4487]

I have the D7500 and gave it to my niece and bought the D7200 in it's place! Not up to speed on the Touchscreen! The D7500 is an upgraded D90, that's it! Bought a D300s and having a better time with that more Professional Model!

[@tanvirhasan1339]

How much differnce will I see in between these 2 camera at ISO 6400?? I dont shoot above 6400, never ever. Also I don't need wifi/nfc. But ISO performance at 6400 is what' making me confused. Plz let me know the diference. Thanks.

[@Insights3702]

The comparison was very helpful. Thank you.

[@rajkapadia6195]

intro music is awesome, and the videos are too good... keep it up guys!

[@taineesteps]

If I was to upgrade from Nikon D3300 for better image quality, should I go for Nikon D7100?

[@tamito9298]

Now it is better go tothe d7200

[@nepaliprank9600]

Plz help me frnds which one is best in d7100 or d7200 to buy??

[@JRBORIQUA7]

What's the best setting to keep your D7100 on just to shoot regular shots?

[@tamito9298]

I have the d7100 but the noise is such huge so i cannot set iso on any value except 100 Even on iso 200 i have such huge noise like it is iso 3200 or more

[@Gibson1976uk]

I was looking to get the D7200 but I have now bought a secondhand D7100 in mint condition instead, saved a nice bit of money

[@abel.m]

Hey I previously owned a Nikon D3200, then upgraded to a Canon 70D with a 50mm f/1.8, and I also bought a 17-50mm f/2.8 but I'm wondering If I should get the Nikon D7100 since its more geared for photography and I already own the 35mm f/1.8. what would you say? was the Nikon D7100 worth it?

[@Gibson1976uk]

Yes! I own a D3300 and that camera is great! but when you have the D7100, it just gives you more, I love the AF system, you have more options if you shoot Raw. I think the D7100 is a good upgrade and you can pick them up for better prices now, I did look at a D7200 but I just didn’t feel it was worth the extra money! im not a fan of having wifi etc. plus its got a better buffer! but the D7100 was perfectly fine with me, I usually like to do 3 pics at a time! quick moments dont last long :) I dont really need the longer machine gun action :)

[@tc2703]

Abel M. 35mm 1.8 on 7100 will make you smile.

[@ashrafaliya]

Loved the Review ! Highly Unbias and amazingly comparative.

[@benlg9125]

Would've liked to see comparison of the 60p and 60i, still very good review!

[@deankay76]

i take alot of macro insects spiders and a bit of landscape i was gonna go for the 7200 ...well because it was new to me and a step up from my d5300 but now watching this i think i can save myself a few hundred pounds 😉😉😉

[@ivansmiljkovic88]

1.3x crop is additional on already existing DX 1.5x crop factor? 1.3 of 1.5 is 2x all together so I think thats even further away from FX bodys. Or I just got it wrong?

[@TheEstibon]

+Ivan Smiljkovic yes you did. i own the D750 and the D7200 is going to be my back up and come with me, on my shoots . the 7200 in some situations will do even better than my 750

[@ivansmiljkovic88]

+colt kwilkerson I get that you might gonna need that crop in some situations...Im just asking, whats the normal DX crop factor on D7100/7200? And do we add 1.3 on that NORMAL crop factor ? Thats my question.

[@TheEstibon]

1.5 is the norm. my 300mm lens on my D5300 would now be 450mm

[@ivansmiljkovic88]

+colt kwilkerson Thats the answer :) So they made aditional 1.3x? Can be used sometimes. Thanks for answering :)

[@TheEstibon]

the 1.3 is for Video at 1080p to get 60FPS why, i don't know. you don't have to use the 1.3. i don't think i ever will.

[@chrisogrady28]

You missed a massive point. The D7200 is much WORSE than the D7100 at low ISO. The SNR firmware on the 7200 is optimised for high ISO but the drawback is noise and bad dynamic range at low ISOs. If you are a landscape, or studio shooter, or use a tripod, and shoot at ISO 100-320, the D7100 is not only cheaper, it is BETTER. Image quality wise anyway.

[@bassangler73]

my point exactly

[@Nimesus]

Word!

[@tamito9298]

I hasitate about it I have the d7100 (and also the d5200, the same sensor) but the noise in d7100 is huge. Started from iso 200 the noise is the same like with iso 3200. Very much noise But the d5200 with the same sensor noised much lower than d7100. D5200 has perfect iso up to 1600 I have expected that d7200 should be better for noise on any iso than d7100 (because i cannot even imagine the camera with more noise than d7100)

[@sammyfromsydney]

@@tamito9298 Have you tried changing your noise reduction and sharpening settings. 4 stops worse noise performance is NOT normal.

[@tamito9298]

@@sammyfromsydney i tried with different values of noise reduction. On and off, but it doesnt matter, the noise is a same (noise can be a bit exposed even with iso 100 with increasing maxscale). And i have changed the landscape profile to increase sharpeness in one point. I haven't thought it could influent The noise in d7100 is horrible. The noise in iso 200 is the same like in iso 3200.. And d5200 with the same sensor has nice clear picture. I am confused

[@shristisherstha8445]

you made me confused. so now which camera is the best I can't decide. is it OK buying 7100or 7200 advice plz

[@stephencutajar2548]

If it's image quality you're after, save your money and get the D7100. If WiFi and buffer rate is important to you get the D7200.

[@taufikismail792]

if you havea lot of money, d7200 in best option (u can transfer image and control your camera by ur smartphone). But if you wanna save your money d7100 is good option too.

[@yammibhaiiia4615]

Nikon D7100 with 18-140 mm vr or D7200 with 50 mm f/1.8? which set to choose! I need help please :(

[@OkwyUgonweze]

By all means get the 50mm f/1.8 for the d7100 or D7200 you can choose any,there isn't really much to separate the two except if you are a sports shooter,then the bigger buffer in 7200 will be much better. If you purchase the 50mm 1.8,not only that it's a wonderful lens it will also help you develop the skills required to shoot with prime lenses which are worlds better than the zoom lenses.

[@crxracer805]

Ditch the zoom, get the 50mm. Way better lens.

[@lalafaizu3120]

which Is best ?? D7200 or D7100 ??

[@strdust1111]

If you need wifi, higher ISO and higher buffer, go for the D7200. If you wanna save some money, go for the D7100, it's a really great camera!

[@davidgill8922]

I'm a professional sports photographer -- you speak of the punch list of Nikon's improvements as actual improvements. They are not.....high frame rate??? clearly you've never had to wade through a long day of shooting under a deadline. Woeful review by what seems a neophyte

[@bluexzinff9101]

Buenas noches Quiero tomar fotos deportivos y cuál me recomiendan por favor Nikon 7100 Nikon 7200 canon 5Dmark 2 canon 6D

[@Shadowman-1960]

I've heard reports that the D7200 is inferior to the D7100 at lower ISO settings where many photographers take most of their shots.

[@crxracer805]

Michael Takemoto Angry Photographer said that?

[@sammyfromsydney]

I own both and that is not my experience.

[@tamito9298]

@@sammyfromsydney i have the d7100 and going to buy the d7200 too

[@sammyfromsydney]

@@tamito9298 There are some differences. The D7200 is more customizable. You can set the movie record button as an ISO switch, and you can configure the camera to remember a different focus point for portrait vs landscape. The D7200 also has a dedicated movie menu that isn't burried and more sensible and configurable behaviour for movies in auto ISO (although I'd still take a Canon over a Nikon for movies!).

[@famegame0738]

But this cameras are not se good for videography🙁☹️But too much best for photography...I am too much confused between canon 6d and nikon d7200 ...Anyone plZ help me too choose one better🙏Which cam. will give good response for video and video both..

[@jacksontan7609]

i am begineer and which camera should i choose?d7100 or d7200

[@kyoryuviolet4782]

+Jackson Tan since you're a beginner, go with the 3xxx series.

[@pablorackoboss8461]

7100

[@Nimesus]

D7100 (factory refurb) ... Not even a close call

[@Connor_Dempsey]

get d7200. better iso

[@JoeHabben]

With the WIFI on the D7200, could images be sent to another device instantly. Say if I lost my camera out and about, would images be instantly saved on my phone for instance??

[@saeedmatar2291]

no you need snapbridge for that . which is on the d500 .

[@madhavilathaalavala146]

JoeHabben openhoretrk

[@Gibson1976uk]

I never use video mode on my cameras! it pisses me off when people go on about the video modes!!!! buy a video camera if your into that stuff!!!!

[@markuspruudel23]

Most amateur film-makers prefer using a DSLR for filming rather than a "video camera". Wanna know why? Cause it's better for the job. So it's a valid complaint.

[@Nimesus]

It's not 'better for the job' than a 3 chip dedicated video camera. That's just silliness. *BUT* it's waaaaaaaay cheaper!

[@PostColorGear]

That's fine. But it begs the question, why did they include the video features at all then?

[@tow_cyclist]

I agree...i get pissed off too.

[@furefure6544]

Very nice video thank you ! I noticed also that you sound like the guy from redline car reviews lol

[@crxracer805]

freddy fontet True that

[@costas4287]

What's a good lense for video?

[@tamito9298]

For video buy the videocamera please It will be better choise

[@DanielAsato98]

You did not go over the flat picture control on the D7200 on this video or the video going against the 7D Mk2

[@pioneer7383]

Exactly

[@khehrasabb7479]

I m beginner I want to spend $500-1200 which camera is best for me.

[@theuprisingchurch4694]

Hello! :) Welcome to the wonderful world of photography! If you are just starting out, I would start with a lower generation. I've had a Nikon D3200 for about 5 years. Its my baby. Its a great camera to start off with. I would go that route and you can stay within your budget even if you buy a lens for it. It will most likely come with an 18-55mm (kit lens) but you might want to go ahead and buy some extra glass given your budget vs. the price of a 3200 now. Or if you prefer, you might even go as far as a 5500. Also a great camera to start out with.

[@Nimesus]

Get a factory refurb D7100 then you can use *ALL* the 'old' Nikon lens while retaining autofocus capabilities. None of the D3xxx or D5xxx (which I had) can do this. Some of the 'old' lenses are rock star good, better built than the AF-S series you're *forced* to buy if using D3xxx or D5xxx Nikon's. Don't learn the hard way as I did.

[@khehrasabb7479]

What u thing about Sony alpha 6000?

[@Nimesus]

Harmanjit singh Khehra Sony is not a camera company. Their 'service' is horrible, lens selection pitiful. I would highly recommend sticking with camera companies. If it's Nikon you choose I can not recommend the D7100 highly enough in the APSC world. Best of luck my friend.

[@spacemonkey2355]

you should check out amazon or ebay for some good camera deals if you have not done so..

[@rabishrestha804]

bro i dont know anything about dslr... i wanna buy body of d7100 cause its cheaper... which lens can i buy for best overall shooting????

[@rabishrestha804]

okay thanks.. is d7100 too advance for beginner??????

[@angelaparlane7442]

+rabi shrestha get a D90 if youre a beginner - theyre very cheap now but excellent camera, some say d3100-3300 but i reckon d90. though compare info and reviews and opinions

[@brianminkc]

+rabi shrestha If you have never owned a dslr before the D7100 is going to prove very complicated for you. I would buy a used D5100 for $200 to learn on... then move up next year.

[@angelaparlane7442]

i wouldnt get the D7100 when theres the D7200 but i agree with brianminkc that if youve not used a dslr before thats also a good reason not to start with the D7000 range - though you still could do, the D7000 works fine on automatic and then you can find a course to learn as a beginner. the D90 is excellent too - ive seen them going at low prices on amazon.co.uk recently. but i know photographers who get great results from the D3300 and yes the D5100 but have a read around at reviews. if youve got the money the Nikon 18-300mm is a fantastic lens

[@etnies777]

+rabi shrestha Get the 7100 is way cheaper, you can always learn on the fly and you already have a good camera if you wanna buy old lenses later on; if you get d3000 or d5000 series you will eventually upgrade and if you dont like photography no more, the d7100 hold its value way better.

[@AbyssalTentacle]

What happens when the camera goes over 150,000 shutter operations? Do i send it in to the company for a refurb?

[@SamuelMonteArrieta]

+Tuan Long Phan Nguyen well said ya brainiac

[@MrPetebuster1]

it may well go way beyond that you then buy a new one

[@drkvic1]

replace the shotter

[@JoeSchmoeLivesHere]

#Evo Just keep shooting until it *needs* a refurb. By that time it may be less expensive to simply upgrade the body. Best of Luck!

[@chevypowertogo-9070]

SIZE and LBS Weight D7200 VS Compared TO D800? ANYONE KNOW PLEASE ? :-) THANK YOU.

[@Ponskippa]

is the af speed on the d7200 noticeably faster than on the d7100

[@Nimesus]

No

[@tamito9298]

It is declared it should be The newer autofocus module is faster and more sensitive

[@joeprete7424]

No, the D7100 has the Toshiba Sensor. That’s why I stuck with the older one.

[@alexisrosablanca6107]

Awesome review!!

[@Mr.Radiopants]

what brand watch is that at 7:33?

[@lokatpic]

I got my 7100 off ebay. the two cameras are so close. It's laughable. Portraits, pets, Planes, trains and automobiles . Landscapes and macro. I paid below $350.00 The rest on lens. Video is another brand. Maybe Panasonic.

[@aravindmj920]

Seriously, how many batmobiles do you have?

[@donovmayer9982]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@sohamhalder1635]

could you do p900 review thank u

[@tazinsultana6734]

If d7200 have 1.5 crop sensor?

[@afa6361]

+Tazin Sultana It is a DX camera.

[@crxracer805]

Yes

[@rajiblaishram3340]

Better go for D7100 because their is not much of difference.

[@413TomaccoRoad]

D7100 has better shadow detail and less noise.

[@josephjohn3560]

Why the D7200 is better than the D7100? A. Bigger Dynamic Range...14.6 vs 13.7 B. just a little bit more resolution...24.5 vs 24.2 C. As mention in the video faster AF and faster everything because of the new processor. If video is your thing, this is not the camera you're looking for. www.dxomark.com/Cameras/Compare/Side-by-side/Nikon-D7200-versus-Nikon-D7100-versus-Nikon-D7000___1020_865_680

[@sultanstudiophotography]

nikon D7200 good

[@tamito9298]

Excellent Sure

[@DVAmarkera]

Unfair cause in this video you just scary about show us full image on iso 25600 at D7100, but same time showing D7200 full image result :) close same results on high iso. Oh yeah also 12800 same. Suuure

[@joyride9226]

Nikon d7100 is 4k UHD. or not?

[@tamito9298]

As i heard it does only in crom 1.3 mode But it is better to check

[@GTCarro]

D7200 dont worth the extra money. Where is the touch screen? Where is the flip-out screen? We are in 2015 (not 2010)...

[@BokiLudi]

GTCarro I would pay more NOT to have a touch screen and flip out screen.

[@HaJwAlH]

Bojan Cupcev Agree, we are going to take pictures not having fun in the menu...............

[@01Gens]

GTCarro grow up kid

[@DChirp]

GTCarro Flip out screen would be nice when taking photos closer to the ground, touch screen is a bit of a waste of money though. Just burns more battery

[@okimurafranck7672]

man cool info

[@MrBaxtiar79]

the big dfrent : in nikon d7200 bult in wife & nfc and hgier iso .

[@pioneer7383]

Only D7200 is 24.2 D7100 is 24.1 Not 24.2 D7200 sensor made by Sony D7100 sensor made by Toshiba

[@DanielAsato98]

Exactly, I feel like MW Technology should rethink his approach on reviews, I feel like he has way too much bias. His tests are not very good, when comparing iso he doesn't do a good job to show the side by side and sometimes doesn't even show the other camera's performance all together. I also wish to mention all of his other previous videos. He also does not factor pricing, date of release, etc.

[@pioneer7383]

Daniel Asato Totally agree

[@berto1999]

Pioneer Where did you read that this D7200 sensor is made by Sony and not by Toshiba? I mean: do you have an official statement from Sony or Nikon?

[@stephenvsawyer]

Synopsis: don't buy the 7200.

[@Nimesus]

Word!

[@nepaliprank9600]

Stephen Sawyer why not buying 7200 sir ??

[@brianminkc]

everyone hates on the D7200

[@badrulislam4558]

why??

[@bastienvernoux1867]

Thank you very much 😋🇫🇷

[@alexisrosablanca6107]

I just subscribed!!

[@karl.weaver]

The 7100 only has 39 af points, not the 51 af points you stated :)

[@JoeSchmoeLivesHere]

+Karl Weaver You're mistaken there my friend. The D7100 does indeed have 51 AF points with 15 CrossType. "Focus point Can be selected from 51 or 11 focus points" imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d7100/spec.htm

[@karl.weaver]

I stand corrected

[@PedroPerez80927]

I have D7200.

[@joanleonart2812]

sony a6300 vs Nikon d7200

[@wesamsaka2437]

Joan Leonart Sony 6300 is garbage compared to d7100

[@rigas472]

First.

[@madhavilathaalavala146]

Openheartrk

[@chrisogrady28]

You missed a massive point. The D7200 is much WORSE than the D7100 at low ISO. The SNR firmware on the 7200 is optimised for high ISO but the drawback is noise and bad dynamic range at low ISOs. If you are a landscape, or studio shooter, or use a tripod, and shoot at ISO 100-320, the D7100 is not only cheaper, it is BETTER. Image quality wise anyway.

[@usfyasin]

where did you get that from? ive heard the same but im trying to make sure its true before buying one of them