D7200 Review vs Nikon D5500, D3300, Canon 70D, 7D Mk II, Samsung NX-1

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[gerardcdj]

Got my wife the d5500. Her first dslr. Within 2 days she was shooting in full manual mode like a pro! pictures are superb.

[Joeteck]

Thank you Tony & Chelsea! I bought the Nikon D7200 because of this video! I love this bad boy! Costco has it for $1399 and comes with two lenses. Nikkor 18-55mm, Nikkor 55-300mm, two Nikon batteries, plug-in charger, 32gig SDcard and a Nikon bag. A perfect kit to get into the art of photography. I went with the D7200 because of the focus motor built-in. I can use any lens with a G or D. Thank you for awesome videos!

[WestbrookAds]

Chelsea and Tony, you two are simply the best at what you do here.
Thanks for the hard work, and thanks even more for sharing such great info.
Your presentation is totally pro, the info you share is extremely useful, and you two balance each other out very well.

I'll be picking up at least two books from you this week.
Thanks again and keep up the awesome work!

[aaronleung]

Thanks for including the NX1 in this review. Would like to see more comparisons that include the NX1.

[illmagnetic]

Great review. Glad to see the NX1 get an honorable mention. Love the autofocus on the 70 mkII though. You can get 4K vidz on a NX1 for $1299 vs $1699 with a GH4. The NX1 is definitely a camera to check out. Would of also loved to see the A77ii in here also to see how that compares.

[SandyDeJong]

Hey guys just found you a few days or so now. I am stepping up to the D7200 from the D5100 so this for me a all round serious hobby shooter I think I ll be happy with it. I have seen a few reviews now. I liked yours because a friend told me Na just go to the D5500 but for me I can't see the point of that I loved your videos but for me when you swap talking about one cam and to another cam I got a little lost and one time when you said the D7200 I was not sure what you had said only due to talking to fast. but over all great videos keep up the great work new subscriber from me. Thank you

[petermoeller]

Haven't kept up with your videos lately, but I'm really happy to see you test various brands of camera and you don't sound like a Canon fanboy anymore. Good work! Very good and relevant review, guys!

[SimonBauer]

I own a d5500 so thanks for your tutorial on that one! Definitely pulling for my awesome light weight 'sciency' camera in this video haha

[naringanesh]

Just got a D7200 having upgraded from a D80. Early days but am really enjoying the handling and superb image quality. The buffer rate is not an issue for me as I rarely shoot action stuff.

[freddieslaughter]

Thank you two for this video comparison on these cameras.

[OneLousyShot]

Tony and Chelsea love your videos I was leaning towards the 70d but with all the focus issues at low light I opted for the 7200 thanks for all the reviews bought your buying guide can't wait to read it. thanks

[GreyFang]

Great review as always. I am looking to upgrade/complement my D80 with a D7XXX and I leaning toward a D7000, but wanted to see what the differences between it and the following generations are.

I have kept my promise and have picked up SDP and the buying guide.
Keep up the great work.

[DiegoSartori]

Thank you for a great video Tony Northrup

I am a happy owner of the A77II and the Sony 70-400G2, I use this combination for birds in flight and wildlife (as wild as it can get here in Scandinavia).

I would love to see a proper wildlife/birds in flight comparison between the Nikon 7200, the Canon 7DMKII and the Sony A77II fitted with their respective zoom lenses.

The focusing and tracking systems on these cameras are extremely complex and one really has to know how to set them up, as well as how to best take advantage of them in order to show the true potential of these camera and lens combinations.

So if at all possible, what would be great would be to find some photographers that excel with their respective gear and then get them together, show what their systems can do, but also get them to shoot with other systems.

Not only would this make for an interesting comparison between the systems, an interesting take on how the different manufacturers solve the challenge of focusing and tracking, it could also be extremely helpful for photographers having trouble getting the most out of their equipment, it might even make for a good book too :)

Sorry for the long comment, I hope you don't mind.

[tehfear]

Yay! You guys finally got the NX1!   Cant wait to see the full review!

[mohamedhusseinmemo]

longer video please just like what you did for nikon d5500. i ordered this camera and i wanna know more about it. it's my first dslr :-p

[johnshackleton]

Lovely video. Thank you so much. The videos which you guys make provide information which we can actually use. Keep up the good work.

[dekkerlundquist]

Great video! When do you expect to have a D7200 overview training tutorial up for us?
Thanks!

[Indybbshop]

Just got my D7200, refurbished, and my first DSLR... Daunting at first but love it the more photos I take! Even the most basic photos in Auto mode are pretty darn good.

[axne]

Great Video you two! 

All of these options seem great!

[zerixos]

Hi Tony! Great to see new video's coming. But please whats out with the price tags, they are variable over sea and over time. For example, the Nikon 70-200 2.8 is cheaper as the Canon 70-200 2.8 in my region. And prices will change over time, so people watching this in a few months (These camera's will still be the around for a few years) will have to check there price tag them selfs. This might confuse costumers. Although nice review and great to see some info about the NX1!