Nikon D7100

The Nikon D7100 is a Nikon APS-C mid-range SLR camera known for its high pixels without low-pass filters, solid 51-point focus system, and durable body 📝 Core parameters Effective pixels: 24.1 million (no optical low-pass filter, sharper picture quality) Sensor: APS-C format (23.5 × 15. 6 mm) CMOS, EXPEED 3 image processor Focus system: 51-point autofocus (including 15 cross-shaped focus points), point supports f/8 aperture lens, as low as-2EV can focus Continuous shooting speed: 6 frames/second in DX format, up to 7 frames/second in 1.3 × cropping Sensitivity: ISO 100-6400, expandable to ISO 25600 Video shooting: support 1080P full HD (1920 × 1080/60i, 30p, etc.) Viewfinder: Eye-flat pentaprism, about 100% field of view, 0.94 x magnification Screen: 3.2-inch, 1.229 million-pixel TFT LCD, RGBW arrangement improves outdoor visibility Storage: Dual SD card slots, compatible with SD/SDHC/SDXC (support UHS-I) Battery life: EN-EL15 lithium battery, about 950 (CIPA standard) Body: Magnesium alloy material, dust-proof and splash-proof, size 135.5 × 106.5 × 76mm, weight about 675g (body only) ¡ Main Features No low-pass filter design: Give full play to the resolution advantage of 24 million pixels, and the details are highly expressive, especially suitable for themes such as scenery and architecture that require high resolution. 1.3 × DX cropping: The equivalent focal length is increased to about 2 times, making distant objects closer. At the same time, 51 focal points cover almost the entire picture, and the continuous shooting speed is increased to 7 frames per second, suitable for educational and ecological photography. Professional control and reliability: front and rear dual dials, shoulder screen, with locking turntable, the body is solid and durable, and the shutter life is about 150,000 times, suitable for high-intensity use.