Customer Ratings & Reviews

Let me start by saying I am no photography expert. I've been snapping pics on my iPhone and uploading them to social media regularly getting positive feedback, and constant encouragement to seek out a future in photography. After years of contemplating whether or not to buy a DSLR I decided to get this one for my birthday. I've had it for about a week and cannot get enough of the great quality of pictures this camera takes. it's not the easiest thing to use, coming from basically a "point and shoot" now you're overwhelmed with options, but I'm certain that once I master all the settings and functions I will create art from the most basic abstract figures I come about. At the end of the day, this is probably the best birthday present ever!

Great camera for the person who needs more than the entry or hobby level. Love all the shortcuts and ease of access to making changes while shooting. Focus is spot on and fast. Upgraded from my D5100, D7200 was a great choice.

I exchanged a D3400 I bought to get this camera after I found the 3400 to be missing features that my old D3100 had. Primarily the shutter remote for shooting night time. So far I'm very happy and excited to learn all the features of this camera. I've found some youtube videos that are very good for this specific camera. It will do things I would have never even known about so I highly recommend watching a few. So far I love this camera.

I have always used Nikon Camera and bought 4 of them from Best Buy. I like the service that I get out of a Nikon Camera. And this one is seems to be better than the last one I bought. The features are easy to use. And I feel like editing is at a minimum. The 18-140 mm Len's Is also a great walk around Len's. Seem to be sharp an fast at focusing. And you can't beat a Best Buy Extend Warranty on one.

This is a great camera. I went form a Canon t5i to this Nikon and the images are superior.

The Nikon D7200 is an amazing camera that will meet the needs of all photo taking enthusiasts and even professional photographers. This camera can take gorgeous photos in, both portrait and landscape, and allow for great long range shots due to its cropped sensor (given the proper lens) even in low light situations. Speaking of lenses, the kit lens included is a great, multipurpose all around lens. You have close range at 18mm and decent long range at 140mm, which with the Nikon crop sensor is actually about 28mm-224mm. The build is solid and feels amazing in hand, especially with Nikons signature textured finish. This camera was the leader in its class when it released and still holds a top ten spot in the best DSLR cameras money can buy.

I found Nikon d7200 a great mid range camera. With 18-140 mm VR lense it gives flexibility for wide angle to telephoto.

Being a beginner photographer I absolutely love this camera. It lets me take control of the photo but also offers some great options when I need a little more guidance. The photo quality is great, the battery lasts for a good amount of time too. I also love the WiFi transfer feature. Shown are some of my first pictures with this camera.

This camera is very nice and good for begineers and professionals.

It was an upgrAde from d3200 and i love it. I cant wait next time to use it

This is An Upgrade to My Nikon D5100 and I Thought Long and Hard About Going to The Canon 70D BUT Once I Held The Nikon D7200 The Choice Was Clear!!! Btw For All My Fellow Nerd It is Awesome That My IPhone can Focus and Snap The Picture For Me!!!!! Great When I'm Takes Pictures of My Sons Football Team and Daughters Basketball Team. Do Not Delay and Don't Procrastinate. If Your Looking for a Fantastic Sports or Nature DSLR The Nikon D7200 Had No Peers!

If you want excellent pictures, don't buy point and shoot cameras. DSLR cameras are the best way to invest your $$$$. Great photo quality, solid performance and a sturdy body. It powers on, focuses and shoots in about 0.3 second, which is very good. The slow lag -- time to focus and shoot, about 0.5-0.6 seconds -- reflects the sluggish kit lens rather than the autofocus system. However, in Live View which uses contrast autofocus, it's still a slow 1.4 seconds in good light. If you shoot raw, you can regain quite a bit of detail (in exchange for just a moderate amount of grain), making it possible to get usable results up to ISO 25600, depending upon scene content and how you're displaying the photo. You access the popup flash/flash exposure-compensation button, the bracket button and the autofocus/manual focus control with your left thumb via the front left of the camera; by pressing the button on the focus-mode switch you can cycle through the different autofocus mode types and areas. In addition to AF-A, which is a variation on continuous auto that locks focus when you half-press the shutter button, there are 3 dynamic-area autofocus modes: 9-, 21- and 51-point. The back part of the Nikon has White balance, quality, and ISO sensitivity buttons (which double as playback controls) line the left side of the LCD, plus an i button, which calls up "frequently" used settings. Mostly they're settings that you probably need occasionally, but which aren't directly mapped to a button. Unfortunately, you can't remap these to settings that you might want to change frequently, such as multiple exposures or Wi-Fi activation. Options include the the usual manual, semimanual and automatic modes, an Effects mode with a handful of typical selections, and a couple of user settings slots. Beneath it is the release mode (drive modes) dial, which offers two continuous-shooting speeds, a quiet mode, self-timer and mirror lockup. On the right shoulder are the status display, metering mode and exposure compensation buttons, and a tiny, awkward-to-use movie record button. CON: Subpar wireless implementation and a fixed LCD display. Otherwise it's an awesome camera. The D7100 is a little older (2013) and cheaper if the D7200 is out of budget and you don't care.

I purchased this camera to replace my trusty Nikon D90. What a difference, this camera is so much 'smarter' and more nimble; with a myriad of buttons, you no longer have to go into the menu to make many changes on the fly. (It just takes a while for your fingers to learn where they all are.) My pictures have been superb.

I got this camera because I could use my old Nikon lenses and the specs we're great. Amazing pics, great features. Decent price.

The Nikon D7200 body and 18-140mm Lens is a very nice DSLR kit. The image quality of the D7200 is a distinct step up from the Nikon D7000 while offering very similar ergonomics and handling. Easy learning curve with a few nice touches likely handed down from some of the more recent FX bodies. The 18-140mm zoom lens also looks to be a step up in IQ than the previous Nikkor 18-105mm standard DX zoom, plus it offers a metal mount with a weather resistant sealing.

We bought this camera two months ago and are amazed at all the features and ease of use. We are still experimenting, but have use auto mode for most of our pics thus far with breath taking results. This camera is great for both novice and expert alike. I would recommend this model to anyone looking to upgrade from the standard point and click.

Love this camera the photos are so clear . Very easy to go from a dark room to a bright room without a lot of changes. Only down side is it takes a lot longer to download 24mp photos.

this camera is all i was expecting and more, the pictures are awesome and it is easy to use. great purchase

After my husband accidentally dunked his other 35mm digital camera in the Caribbean Sea, we knew he needed a new one of the same or higher quality. He still had lenses that worked, so we knew the camera had to fit those lenses. This was the perfect camera to do that. We love to travel and photographs are our favorite souvenirs. We have enjoyed using this new camera and it fits our needs exactly.

This camera is great for pretty much any shot. Very impressed with the low light quality photos. The wifi capability is great as well!