Nikon D7100 body

I have sold all my DX cameras, so this is copied from an earlier review: I hummed and haaed about this body when the D7200 came out. For $800 CDN (2017) with an after-market grip, it was a better choice. Sure, the bigger buffer on the newer camera would be nice, but if you're shooting quick objects, you're likely not going to have the time to go through every RAW image you shoot -- the D7100 keeps up just fine with JPGs, and if you know what you're doing, no one will notice the difference ...

Pros: high image quality compare to canon 70D, canon 80D, even d7200 , good high ISO performance, high burst shod FPS, good battery life, have internal focus motor, good visor, good build quality and user friendly design to use cons: small buffer (just for those who want to do sport photography), compare to new models no touch screen, no tilt screen, live view focus is slow according to Pros and Cons, this camera still have fantastic image quality, fantastic focus performance compare to d7200 ...

I also have a D 7200. I like the 24 mega pixel image quality and convenience of using similar operating systems. The D 7200 has a larger buffer but I like the D 7100 because I like to use Nikon Capture NX2 which does not work on the D 7200 if I shoot in the NEF format. There are advantages to the D 7200, but my main concern is image quality, which is similar.

Ive had this camera for about 6 months so i feel like i can write a small review of it. Now i mainly use this camera for landscape photography so keep that in mind. I have to say this camera has never failed me in any way, i am always satisfied with the photos that come out and with everything about it, now i am not a professional photographer in anyway so i do not feel like i can write a detailed review about this camera, but i can say that i do highly recommend this camera, because i can say that i am very satisfied with the whole pakedge that this camera brings me.

I was loking for a practical cmaera sharp image and good colors. The nikon 7100 has everything i look for. I have the camera 6 months ago. No problems; its strong construccions and ergonomic makes this a very good cmera. I if want light heavy go to micro 4/3