Name: D7200
Brand: Nikon
SKU: 40350
Rating: 4.3 (41 reviews)

Nikon D7200 - Pros & Cons

improved feature set
sharp; rich; professional-quality photographs
60p video is nice
The base camera was already darned good by all accounts
features are much more intuitive and well implemented on the smaller cameras
iso-invariant quality at iso 100 is impressive
Image results are very satisfactory
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
solid and well-built
is better for sports and low-light photography
the automatic white balance system copes very well across all different lighting conditions
the majority of images are well-balanced with a good exposure
Footage does look crisp and clean
detail is sharp and colour is rich and accurate
Good low light performance Lots of controls within easy reach Sturdy build
a solid performer during the daytime
most part; crisp and clean
D7200 feels sturdy and well built
the optical viewfinder is a pleasure to use
Colors are accurate and pleasing
brighter and more accurate color
D7200 generally exhibited very good dynamic range
feature-set and solid performance
higher continuous shooting rates and improving bracketing
entire arrangement lays out all controls within the comfortable reach of your hand
excellent balance of colour production in comparison to source
autofocus mechanism now works fast and accurately even in very low luminance conditions
It enhances details in mid-tones which makes images look crisper
The speed of this DSLR is excellent
Operational speed of the D7200 is exceptional
Custom WB works well and is capable of balancing difficult lighting
colors come out well balanced
White-balance is reasonably good
Battery-life is excellent
Every system and lens lineup
The reproduction of the model shot is very good
The reproduction of the test box is very neutral
The sharpness results were excellent
skin tones are reproduced very well
the skin tone reproduction is very good
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The color reproduction is excellent
very fast and reliable AF system
affordable; compact; and for the most part; well-built
Very good HD video on a budget in a highly capable well featured camera
intelligent masking tool; improved workspaces and more
light and have fun
making it easy to compare with other cameras
a very useful addition to an already good wildlife shooter
Colour is very good
Low light focus is impressive
excellent detail and quality
Dynamic range is good
takes great stills and is highly customizable
refined and powerful and complete camera in almost every aspect
complementary lens line-up
Autofocus was fantastic with the D7200
s image quality performance is excellent
D7200 is easy to give a high recommendation
image quality is superb and the low light performance just keeps getting better
pretty easy to connect and transfer images to my phone
The viewfinder is very good
and weatherproof; making it perfect for use outdoors
power-light; easily readable monochrome screen
cameras are improving more and at a faster rate than ever before
Great quality; perfect size - not
it is a very speedy camera
Better video; simpler UI; and far better C-AF
G85 is the better all arounder
the perfect photo while still having plenty of resolution is very valuable
fast autofocus; solid video
all well and good
video picture quality remains excellent with flattering colours and crisp details
faster processor and larger buffer for longer bursts of photos
Autofocus is still excellent
The manual white balance works perfectly
D7200 has exceptional longevity per charge
well balanced; with the buttons positioned correctly
bright; sharp and clear
best prices and service
Very good correction was provided for daylight-balanced fluorescent lighting
exposures were evenly balanced and nicely positioned
Manual measurement is also supported and delivers good results in most situations
improved low light AF performance
Exposure and white balance were accurate; and colors convincing
comfortable in-hand and most controls are very well-placed
speedy autofocus in Live View
Nikon's controls lend themselves to two-handed use

Screen and viewfinder Screen and viewfinder haven't
AF is not good in bad light conditions
The colors of the CCD have surely been missed
Nikon cripple the top LCD display
old swivel style LCD
They are not awarded to every camera
find lots of scene modes clogging up the mode dial
sensor has no anti-aliasing filter
settings can only be used in Monochrome and in JPEG
shame not to see an articulating or touch sensitive screen
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grainy; blurry; noisy mess
Not exactly a grand selling point
feels a little mired in the past
This is not a revolutionary camera
weather-sealed against light rain as well as dusty or sandy conditions
auto white balance was again a little off
Slight vignetting is also noticeable in the corners
Exposure control while shooting video is limited to shutter speed
D7200 lacks an optical low-pass filter
tilt-angle touchscreen and 4K video recording
the 51 autofocus points cover the whole of the frame
Single-handed usage is difficult
only a little behind for color
Quite large Offers little in the way of cutting edge features
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Saturation is slightly dull in Neutral
Reaches shutter-speeds longer than 4 seconds
Allows external flash units to be attached
noise is barely noticeable
Shutter-Speed and EC dials
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The color errors are on a very low level
lackluster AF
Cameras will only get ;
Noise is only one point when discussing image quality
Inconsistent is a vague description
k3 does not shine in afc or tracking
HDR seems to be fading as a fad
Purple fringing is evident in areas of high contrast and worsens towards the corners
doesn't have a fold out LCD
3x crop mode
extreme ISOs would produce far too many digital artifacts with color images
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bulky No tilting touchscreen Video frame rate
live view autofocus is mediocre at best
t Like Mediocre Wi-Fi implementation
odd ghosting artifacts can be seen below
D7200 does not have an optical low-pass filter
the WiFi range was quite limited
s inability to distinguish the actual solid objects
plenty of performance that will be hard to outgrow
Nikon D7200 Screen and viewfinder 7
but lacks the palm-hugging loveliness of the new style
terrible AF on my older DSLRS)
the menus drive me insane
problematic AF in video
the video is not the best in the class
detection/tracking works poorly
lack the AF-S designation
quality starts to drop gradually
Nikon has struggled with
capture both full resolution stills and video at the same time
images lose most detail and are no longer of desirable quality
no dedicated Wi-Fi button
clumsy autofocus is only suitable for casual use
photos only transferred when browsing thumbnails on the connected device
lack of design change
Nikon lags behind the pack for the sophistication of its wireless features
There are no other manual capabilities
Subpar wireless implementation and a fixed LCD display
it tends to blow out highlights just like with stills
color noise as well as mushy details
drawback of having not updated the body design
lack of a vari-angle screen feels amiss
lack of a vari-angle LCD feels amiss
lack of vari-angle screen and broader feature set
lack of a vari-angle screen
usual dorky MH-25a charger
Auto LCD brightness control has been removed
significantly heavier and more expensive
looked ratty; noisy; blotchy and off-color
blotchy faded colors and lifeless black shadows
lack of a suitable recording device
Nikon nor Canon is currently doing much in the way of innovation
the Scene mode only allows exposure compensation to be changed
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Pack
it remains noticeably slower in the Live View mode
Wi-Fi wireless networking connectivity a little rough around the edges
Video mode feels a bit of an afterthought
limited buffer depth as a key concern
24-megapixel image sensor
Presents a steep learning curve
The image sensor omits an optical low pass filter
of rolling shutter when recording at 30fps and panning quickly
lacks
controls noise at high ISO settings
no way to adjust settings

Nikon D7200 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	3.2 in Best: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W710 Screen size: 6.7 in
ISO maximum	25600 Best: Pentax KP ISO maximum: 819200
Effective pixels	24 Mpx Best: Hasselblad H6D-100c Effective pixels: 100 Mpx
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px Best: Leica M11 Max resolution: 9528 x 6328 px

Nikon D7200 Full Specifications

Sensor type	CMOS
Image sensor format	DX
Sensor size	0.93 in
Sensor photo detectors	25.0 Mpx
Effective pixels	24.0 Mpx
Image ratio w:h	3:2 16:9
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px
Other resolutions	4496x3000 2992x2000 4800x3200 3600x2400 2400x1600
Processor	Expeed 4

Lens mount	Nikon F
Optical zoom	7.8 x
Magnification (Crop factor)	1.5 x
Minimum aperture	3.5
Maximum aperture	1.8
AF assist (auto-focus assist light)	Lamp
Focus adjustment	Auto/Manual
Contrast autofocus	yes
Autofocus in recording mode	yes
Focal length multiplier	1.5x
Autofocus	Continuous Auto Focus Selective Servo Auto Focus
Auto Focus (AF) lock	yes
Manual focus	yes
Auto Focus (AF) assist beam	yes
Number of focus points	51
Max number of AF points (incl. assistant)	51
Image stabiliser	Lens based only
Filter diameter	2.64 in
Phase detection autofocus	yes
Number of AF points (contrast)	51

Shooting modes	Aperture priority Sensitivity priority Shutter priority
Camera shutter type	Electronic
Minimum shutter speed	30.0 s
Maximum shutter speed	1.0 s
Shutter priority	yes
Aperture priority	yes
Manual exposure mode	yes
Number of exposures	9
Exposure compensation plus	5
Exposure compensation minus	-5
Expousure compensation steps	1/3 1/2
Auto exposure lock	yes
AE EV steps	1/3 1/2 2/3 1 2
Continuous shooting	yes
Self-timer delay	2 5 10 20
Histogram	yes
AE frames	2 3 5 7
WB Bracketing	Yes
Subject / scene modes	yes
Flash sync speed	1/250s
Built-in flash	yes
Flash range	12
Flash modes	Auto Fill-in Flash OFF Forced OFF Redeye Reduction Second-curtain Sync Slow Sync
External flash connection	Hot shoe
Flash metering system	i-TTL
External flash	yes
Continuous drive	6.0 fps
Scene modes	Beach Candlelight Children Close-up Dawn Dusk Food Night landscape Party Pet Snow Sports Sunset Landscape
Self-timer	yes
Metering modes	Multi Center-weighted Spot
Manual settings	yes
Self-timer options	2 10
Speed (JPEG)	6.0 fps
Speed (RAW)	6.0 fps
Exposure bracketing	0.3 - 3.0±EV

Built-in microphone	yes
Microphone type	Stereo
Speaker type	Mono
Voice recording	yes
Audio system	Stereo
Supported audio file formats	LPCM
Noise reduction	yes

Weight	23.81 oz
Width	5.33 in
Height	4.19 in
Depth	2.99 in

Power source type	Battery
Battery life (CIPA)	1110
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion
Number of batteries supported	1

Timelapse recording	yes
GPS	yes
Orientation sensor	yes
Energy Star certified	no
Languages support	Multi
Tripod mounting supported	yes
Image editing modes	Crop Resizing Rotating Trimming

ISO	100 25600
ISO minimum	100
ISO maximum	25600
Boosted ISO maximum	102400
Maximum image resolution	6000 x 4000 px
White balance presets	12
White balance modes	Auto Cloudy Direct sunlight Flash Fluorescent Incandescent Manual Shade
Custom white balance	yes
Supported image file formats	JPG RAW
Photo effects	Black&White Neutral Vivid
Image stabilizer	no
Image stabilization type	No
Supported aspect ratios	16:9
Uncompressed format	RAW
HDR	yes
AEB/HDR support	yes

Screen size	3.2 in
Articulated LCD	no
Screen technology	LCD
Screen dots	1228800
Touch screen	no
Live view	yes
Viewfinder	Optical
Viewfinder coverage	100.0 %
Viewfinder magnification	0.94 x
Dioptre correction	yes
Diopter adjustment (D-D)	-2 - 1
Eye relief	0.77 in
Separate info display	yes
Flip-out screen	no
Second display	no

Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Video recording	yes
Recording resolutions	1280.0 px
HD type	Full HD
Supported video file formats	AVC H.264 MOV MPEG-4
Camera playback	Highlights Movie Single image Slide show Thumbnails
Max resolution (highest frame rate)	1920 x 1080
Max frame rate (highest resolution)	60.0 fps
Max frame rate (regardless of res.)	60.0 fps

Body type	SLR
Body material	Aluminum-magnesium
Colour of product	Black
Anti-dust system	yes
Environmentally sealed	yes

Compatible memory cards	SD SDHC SDXC
Dual memory card slots	yes
Memory slots	2
Storage types	SD SDHC SDXC
Camera file system	DCF 2.0 DPOF Exif 2.3

HDMI	yes
HDMI connector type	Mini
USB version	2.0
Headphone port	yes
Microphone port	yes
Wireless	Built-In
Supported WiFi types	IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g
Remote control	yes
PictBridge	yes
NFC	yes
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Bluetooth	no
Firewire	no

Nikon D7200 - Q&A

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jeanelle.goyette
7 months ago
Is nikon d7200 full frame?
Productz
7 months ago
No. Nikon D7200 is not a Full Frame camera but APS-C 23.5 x 15.6 mm CMOS sensor with x1.53 crop factor.
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