Bigger buffer allows for a longer duration of continuous capture, Clean images up to ISO 12,800, Built in WiFi capabilities
LCD doesn't support tilt or touch, Tends to underexpose slightly
Start taking pictures and you'll feel the difference between the D7200 and the D7100. The buffer on the D7200 is much increased, being able to take up to 18 shots in RAW (14-bit compressed) and 100 in JPEG compared to just six RAW and 50 JPEG in the D7100...
Abstract: The mid-range Nikon D7000 DSLR series has become a cult classic among professionals and serious amateurs with its great build, intuitive handling, good image quality and affordable pricing. The latest Nikon D7200 seeks to continue that tradition. Compar...
Abstract: The mid-range Nikon D7000 DSLR series has become a cult classic among professionals and serious amateurs with its great build, intuitive handling, good image quality and affordable pricing.The latest Nikon D7200 seeks to continue that tradition.Compared w...
