Inon UWL-H100 28mm M67 underwater wide angle wet lens with holder
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08 Nov, 2012
Very capable high quality at a hobby budget
2 of 2 found this helpful For me this purchase is a return to SLR format after 8 years or so using compact digital cameras. I have a Nikon 801s film camera and 2 lenses so I trust Nikon build quality. Nikon gear holds its value for trade in. I hoped to be able to use lenses I already have and was not disappointed, I can.
I've had 2 weeks holiday picture taking now and have a feel for the basic features.
The control of all the parameters is easy and fast once you learn where each button is. The difference compared to selecting menus and hunting for the option you want on a compact camera is huge and much faster. The command dials to roll through parameter values work very well.
Picture quality and exposure control seem good. Low light sensitivity is amazing - flash is nearly redundant. It does appear to over expose by 0.3 to 0.7 EV in some conditions. This is easy to correct by stopping down if you can predict it. I have tried a few of the many of the scene modes and they looked sensible setting combinations. I would prefer if these allowed over-ride of exposure rather than pure point and shoot. I guess this is Nikon aiming for the mass market and I do not mind much.
The weight of the camera depends mostly on the lens attached. The kit lens 18-105 is a very useful general purpose range. It is light enough for my taste and less than half the weight of my older 70-210 F4 zoom. The only drawback so far is that it is not fast enough to get shallow depth of field, especially at 50mm and more focal length. The only way to get that is a fixed length lens or a very expensive and heavy professional zoom with f2 or f2.8 aperture.
I had the chance to price match in Tokyo and the eBay deal was cheaper than buying new at the discount stores in Japan.
08 Jun, 2016
D7200 for wildlife and snaps
1 of 1 found this helpful I used my recently purchased D7200 for wildlife photography alongside others with top of the range professional cameras costing 5 to 8 times more. The autofocus is not quite so fast, nor so good at tracking a small moving image. The continuous frame rate is about half the big boys. However, both the focus and the frame rate are good enough for some great images, as good as others, at a far lower cost. It compared well. I am very pleased indeed.
10 Aug, 2020
Crisp focus, shallow depth of field at f2.8 and stops down to f32.