Nikon Announces the D7100: $1,200 Gets You an APS-C Semi-Pro DSLR with Uncompressed HDMI

Joe Marine — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 07:40:51 +0000

Nikon might have been first out of the gate with the D90, but it wasn’t until cameras like the D7000 that their DSLRs started outputting 1080p, and early last year, they beat everyone to the punch by introducing the D800, the first full-frame DSLR with an uncompressed 1080p 4:2:2 HDMI output for better quality. Now they’ve got a new DSLR, the D7100, which takes most of the features of the D5200, like the APS-C 24MP Toshiba sensor and uncompressed HDMI, and puts it into a more professional and weather-resistant body. The D5200 also does something basically no other APS-C camera in the price range does: it can shoot video that is practically free from aliasing and moire. The D7100, however, has its optical low pass filter removed, so will that mean worse video on the new DSLR? (more…)

Nikon Announces the D5200, a New DSLR Featuring 1080 60i (Not 60p)

Joe Marine — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 19:29:24 +0000

Nikon just announced a brand new DSLR, the D5200. While this camera should be a replacement for another in the lineup, it actually seems as if Nikon will continue selling the D5100 for some time. The externals between the 5100 and the 5200 are virtually indentical, but most of the changes have been to the internal hardware. This new camera features a 24 MP sensor and for the first time on a Nikon DSLR, 60i. Now, I got slightly excited for a moment, but read on for what this really means. (more…)

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Nikon Announces the D7100: $1,200 Gets You an APS-C Semi-Pro DSLR with Uncompressed HDMI

Nikon Announces the D5200, a New DSLR Featuring 1080 60i (Not 60p)