Nikon D7100 Digital SLR Camera with 18-105mm VR Lens Kit (24.1MP) 3.2 inch LCD

Product Description ------------------- The finest detail is reproduced thanks to the 24.1MP image sensor unit designed without an Optical Low-Pass Filter. Feature-packed with outstanding mobility, resolution and power, the D7100 from Nikon delivers superior DX performance taking your photography to the next level. The combination of the Nikon EXPEED 3 image-processing engine with a powerful CMOS image sensor designed without an optical low-pass filter, offers breathtaking, high-resolution images you can be proud of. And with the professional-level 51-point AF system and Full-HD movie capability this surprisingly light and compact D-SLR brings your vision to life. Whether shooting landscapes, sports, wildlife or studio images, the new Nikon D7100 is designed for you. Housed in a durable dust and weather-resistant body, serious photographers can enjoy extraordinary results in a portable camera that can be taken anywhere. Exquisite Reproduction ---------------------- The Nikon D7100 has taken a huge step up in image quality through an inspiring range of features. Its powerful 24.1 megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor guarantees sharp detailed images and by not employing an optical low-pass filter (OLPF), even the finest of textures like hair or feathers are captured in ultra-high definition. Nikon’s exclusive EXPEED 3 image processor brings high-speed operation, vibrant colour reproduction and enhanced noise reduction in both stills and movie footage. Capable of clear and exquisite image quality across the ISO 100 to 6400 range, and extendable to ISO 25600, the D7100 brings superior results even with fast-moving subjects in poor light. Capture the best of the action with an AF system that locks onto your subject however fast it moves. Advanced Rapid Image Capture ---------------------------- By employing the same algorithm as the D4, the D7100 achieves much faster initial AF detection radically boosting the speed available to capture those decisive moments. A total of 51 focus points with 15 cross-type sensors are utilised covering a wide area with high density. And thanks to the compatibility of the centre focus point with maximum lens apertures down to f8, AF can be used with many lens/teleconverter combinations making this a first for a camera in this class. This stress-free, precise focusing system is great for shooting at sports events or capturing the perfect wildlife and regardless of your photographic passion, the D7100 has AF-area modes optimised to suit your subject matter. For moving subjects try the powerful Dynamic-area AF or the intelligent 3D-tracking feature and for stationary subjects like landscapes the Single-point AF is perfect. Alternatively choose the D7100’s Auto-area AF which will automatically detect the subject closest to you and, combined with the Scene Re System utilising the 2,016-pixel RGB metering sensor, the accuracy will be further improved resulting in superior s you’ll want to show off. Don't miss that key , with high-speed continuous shooting up to approx. 7fps. Get Closer to your Subjects --------------------------- The 1.3x crop function offers a range of unique options that expand the possibilities of the DX format. Firstly, it opens up greater potential for both existing and new lenses by offering an additional 1.3x telephoto effect. In this mode, the 51 focus points cover an even wider area of the frame, right up to the edges, for exceptional subject acquisition. And faster operation becomes possible with continuous shooting of up to 7fps and Full HD movie of up to 50i/60i. These features combine to provide unique possibilities for shooting dynamic action and making the most of your telephoto lenses. Intuitive Design ---------------- Ergonomically designed to ensure a stable hold in a compact shape, new usability functions are within easy reach for viewfinder, Live View and playback. The improved ‘i’ button gives you direct access to frequently used functions, while the Spot White Balance can be set quickly when shooting in Live View. And whether you shoot through the high-performance viewfinder or use Live View on the high-intensity 8cm/3.2in 1229k-dot wide-angle LCD monitor, precise composition is supported with excellent visibility. With dimensions of 135.5 x 106.5 x 76mm and weighing under 774g even with the battery, strap rings and memory card, the D7100 is perfectly portable and ready to go wherever inspiration calls you. Illuminate your subject with the built-in flash with commander function. Broadcast Quality Video at your Fingertips ------------------------------------------ High standards of image quality and ease of operability continue in Full HD movie mode. The D7100’s Multi-area D-Movie function offers all the flexibility required for photographers who want to shoot video. In DX format you can record Full HD (1080p) at 24, 25 or 30fps, and in 1.3x DX-crop format Full HD can be recorded at interlaced frame rates of up to 50/60fps. With a maximum time of almost 30 minutes, a wide variety of movie applications such as Live View operation and an array of special effects, your movies will come to life. Add original touches to both stills and movies with a range of special effects. But great video performance isn’t everything; with the Nikon D7100 movies sound as good as they look. In addition to the built in stereo microphone, a mic jack allows use of an external stereo microphone such as the ME-1 Stereo mic for crisp sound and there is an audio-out socket for headphones too. And if you want to show your movie on the big screen you can connect to your TV using the HDMI connector[1]. Perfect Images with Ease ------------------------ A variety of practical and innovative in-camera tools help to make the most of every shooting rtunity and ensure your pictures are captured to perfection. HDR (High Dynamic Range) controls overexposure and underexposure to render a well-balanced, natural image with little noise and with an extended range of tones. When facing extremely high-contrast lighting beyond the camera’s dynamic range, Nikon’s exclusive Active D-Lighting helps maintain details in the highlights without losing them in the shadows. And adding original touches to both stills and movies with a range of special effects and retouch options opens up a whole new world of image creation. The D7100 gives you the option to record RAW data and JPEG data separately to each card. Operational Flexibility ----------------------- With the D7100, Nikon has thought of everything. Equipped with dual memory card slots, you can be flexible in how you shoot and store images. Shift easily to a second card when the first is full, or shoot stills on one and movies on the other. Either way, the camera is compatible with the UHS-I standard for faster data transfer on SDHC or SDXC memory cards to ensure fast and productive shooting. Finally; the amazing Nikon D7100 can be enhanced still further. The optional WR-1 wireless remote transceiver includes advanced features that enable the user to take control of almost all of the shooting operations as well as view and adjust the camera settings. Or by attaching the optional WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter to the camera’s USB connector, you can transfer images directly to a or [2] and control the camera remotely via the smart device. Giving your photographic passions an adrenaline injection, the Nikon D7100 puts exceptional control in your hands. Your hunt for spectacular images starts here. [1] An HDMI cable (not supplied) with a Type C connector is required. [2] Compatible with iOS and Android smart devices. This feature requires use of an App that can be downloaded for free from Google Play and the Apple . Legal Discler ---------------- Brand New Sealed, never open, never used or tested, 2 Years Warranty, VAT invoice available P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Review ------ From DPreview.com The enthusiast-targeted Nikon D7100 becomes the company's latest APS-C DSLR to feature a 24MP sensor, joining the D3200 and D5200 models that were announced in 2012. As the eagerly anticipated successor to the very popular two-and-a-half year old D7000, the D7100 faces a sizeable task. In our in-depth review we found its predcessor to combine very good image quality, class-leading noise performance and great handling in a solidly-built body. Nikon appears to have taken this challenge to heart with the D7100 looking, on paper, like a very significant upgrade. The D7100 becomes the first Nikon DSLR to omit an optical low-pass filter (OLPF), a move we've seen rival Pentax take with its K-5 IIs. In theory, removing the OLPF altogether should result in a higher resolution than the filtered 24MP sensors found in the D5200 and D3200 can produce. We saw Nikon test the waters in this regard with the 36MP D800E, in which the effect of the OLPF was 'cancelled out'. Based on our test results with that camera, we suspect that realizing benefits of the OLPF's omission will require some very good optics at optimum apertures. The downside is, of course, greater potential for moiré-induced artifacts when shooting stills of objects with fine patterned detail. Other D7100 upgrades over the D7000 include a significantly upgraded AF system, with focus algorithms borrowed from the top-end Nikon D4, 51 AF points (15 cross-type) and the stated ability to focus in light as low as -2EV. The D7100 gains a slightly larger 3.2-inch 1.2M dot rear LCD that features an RGBW display. The additional white dots allow the screen to either be run at lower power or noticeably brighter than the RGB panels found on previous Nikons for increased brightness or efficiency, depending on need. Owners of multiple Speedlights can also make use of Nikon's wireless remote operation (dubbed 'Advanced Wireless lighting') of up to three separate groups of flash units. And, as with the D7000, the camera's built-in flash can be used in Commander mode to trigger remote flashes. Video shooters get some upgrades as well. The D7100 offers 30p and 25p as well as 24p (rather than just 24p) and built-in stereo microphones. When using the D7100's optional 1.3X crop mode, which gives an effective focal length increase of 2X (a 50mm lens provides the crop of a 100mm), 50/60i movie is available. This crop mode also allows for 15MP stills capture at 7 versus the standard 6 frames per second. The D7100 supports Nikon's WU-1a Wi-Fi unit, which plugs into the camera's accessory terminal and allows images to be transmitted wirelessly to a or for uploading to social networks. The device also allows remote control of the camera from your , complete with live view, which can be a fun way of setting up self-portraits or group s. In a seemingly small, yet very practical upgrade over the D7000, the D7100 inherits the well-implemented Auto ISO program that we saw first on the D800, and later on the D5200. This allows the camera to set the minimum shutter speed automatically based on the focal length of the lens in use, with a choice of five user-controlled settings that bias towards faster or slower speeds. This fixes one of our biggest criticisms of earlier-model Nikon DSLRs, and obviously makes Auto ISO much more suitable for use with zoom lenses. Nikon D7100 key features * 24.1MP DX format CMOS sensor, with no OLPF * EXPEED 3 processing * ISO 100-6400 standard, up to 25600 expanded * Max 6 fps continuous shooting in DX mode, 7fps in 1.3X crop mode * 51 point AF system, 15 sensors cross type * 2016 pixel RGB metering sensor * Spot white balance in live view mode * 1080 60i/30p video , built-in stereo mic, mic jack and audio monitoring jack * Pentaprism with 100% coverage and 0.94X magnification * 3.2", 1.2m-dot LCD screen (640 x 480 X RGBW) * Front and rear IR receivers * Equivalent water and dust resistance to D800/D300S Compared to the Nikon D7000 Physically, the D7100 is very similar to its predecessor, with practically identical size and weight. Place the two cameras side by side in fact, and you'd need a moment to tell one from the other. With the exception of the new movie button on the top-plate and the addition of a fifth button along the left side of the camera, the key controls are almost identical, and fall in basically the same places. Most of the interesting bits of the upgrade are hidden away inside the D7100's magnesium-alloy and polycarbonate shell. Box Contains ------------ D7100 Camera Body AF-S NIKKOR 18-105mm VR Lens EN-EL15 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery (with terminal cover) MH-25 Battery Charger BS-1 Accessory Shoe Cover DK-5 Eyepiece Cap DK-23 Rubber Eyecup BF-1B Body Cap UC-E17 USB Cable AN-DC1 Neck Strap ViewNX 2 CD User's Manual See more ( javascript:void(0) )

• 24.1-megapixel DX format CMOS sensor, with no OLPF for extreme image sharpness on even the finest details..
• Professional level AF system utilising 51 focus points - 15 of which are cross-type, for rapid and precise autofocus..
• 1.3x crop function, expanding the possibilities of DX format with extra telephoto effect, faster speed (up to 7 fps) and extra wide AF coverage..
• Dual SD memory card slots allow overflow and backup or set to record RAW and JPEG individually..
• Effects Mode allows selected effects to be applied to both stills and movies in Live View..