NIKON D5200 Review In 2020? Is it worth it?
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Nikon D5200 review in 2020! Is it worth it? My thoughts!
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I have been using this camera for +6years now. One of the most easiest cameras to use! Good image quality for beginners
It really is!
how do you transfer the photos
@@patondaltonthere is an normal sf card in the camera and it works via usb
i bought this camera about 3 months ago and even though im already looking at upgrading i do not regret buying it at all because it let me figure out exactly what type of photography im into and what better bodies and lenses i should invest in and also gives more creative control than something like a phone or a point and shoot
What you going for? I use the D5200 but saving for something better
@@blackflagphotography5465 i was looking at the sony mirrorless line-up for the portability and better high iso performance but i dont use it nearly as much anymore so id rather put my money into other hobbies now and just use the d5200 when i want better then phone quality
What would u pay for a used one in good condition you think? And also would this be a good camera for shooting snowboard pics in the mountains?? Thanks
Literally just sold mine last week only reason was because I never used it . I’ve been rocking my Z6 for the last 3 years. But when I booked gigs and needed an assistant it came in clutch especially with a prime Lens
I purchased my first Nikon D5200 in 2014. and a used one in 2017. I use a two-camera setup for shooting my short films. I'm a huge fan of Nikon and have very very VERY few complaints. Shooting video is all bout finding solutions to different problems. The D5200 (and its sisters D5300, D5400, D5500) all allow the technical flexibility to get your shots just the way you saw them in your head.
Owned the camera since 2015, and now moved to the Z6 II! Sturdy camera , has weathered rain a little bit but its time to move forward
I still have few cameras which is the Nikon d3200 - given away, the Nikon d5200, and the d700. The Nikon d5200 is my secondary dslr camera till today! I still use it for astronomy.
I want to start diving into photography and I cannot really decide between the Nikon D5200 and the Canon Eos 2000D, does anyone have a recommendation for me?
Rather get canon 200d, not 2000d,
The Canon equivalent of D5200 is the Rebel T5i. The Nikon has 39 focus points the Canon only has 9. I've got a T5i but also an older Nikon. Extra lenses extra for Canon are cheaper than Nikon but the cameras are very close for everything else apart from focus points. So if you buy a kit second hand then either would do as a beginner set up.
For me it s the best review i have seen for a photocamera, i don t know why you have so less likes, you are really good
Thank you so much! I try! 😁😁😁
my sister bought this and rarely used it. i'm allowed to use it whenever i want so i'll definitely take this to some car meets!
I've had a Nikon D3100, D5500, and a D610. I plan on purchasing this for fun to have another happy medium. Very good camera! Totally recommend it! And I plan on letting my kids play around with it too! The next I'd like to get is a Z50.
It would have been amazing if you included footage
Yea you right and I forgot to mention that if you check out my past videos on my channel 90% has been shot on this camera! 🙌. Its my main camera for youtube!
@@timothymilton2377 perfect Thanks bro!
New subscriber here thank you 🙏 for teaches us! I just got. Nikon p900! And am soo excited!!! My next upgrade will be the p1000 but I am looking at the D2500 for the older teens.. 17 &15… they want 4k video and normal range pictures of nature and animals…. And the night sky…
my parents bought one in 2013 and it still works perfectly. Talk about durability
Got a 3100 from 2010 , works fine , no issues. Nikon ftw
I'm French and I have not understood everything about the video, I'm looking for a first camera (especially for photography) that is not too expensive but with which I can progress, do you recommend this one ? If not, which one ?
I highly recommend this camera for beginners. This will give you a great introduction to photography.
Just picked this up for 180 bucks! Thanks for the video mate !
haha! Awesome your welcome!
From where😅 im about to pay 300$
@@AceChoppedIt oh! I live in Japan! I got it from a second hand shop!
Nikon D3500 or D5300? Any recommendations, I'm about to buy my first camera!
it would be great if you had shared some photos taken by it.. some raw pictures..
Will do next time! 😁
Bro I use my d5200 Nikon camera for vlogging but when I am vlogging the focus of the camera is very poor I think so the camera settings are not proper plz tell me the best settings for the best focus
Yhea the autofocus suck but
What I did with my d5100 I got a lens like a 35mm 1.8 and I just increase the f stop to get more things in focus
Back focusing camera.
Will Nikon D5200 support Nikon AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G Lens ED .. I have gone through many reviews, but still confused .. could you clarify on my question
Yup
Hey, I have a question - when you switch to the LIVE feed mode that shows you the image on the screen.. I wanted to use that to make a video... When it's set to AUTO on the lens behind the main buttons with two options Auto and Manual.. Whets its set on Auto every 5 seconds there's a sound of something coming from the inside, like its running some sensors or something or moving something inside.. its never heard on the normal mode, without the live preview.. and its gone when you switch that button to manual. so to record a video you need to switch to manual to not hear it every 5 seconds
Dude, was really hoping for something relevant to today's cameras. Like IQ, ISO, NR. This really has nothing really to do with 2020
My first time doing a video like this but will get better! Thanks for the feedback! 😁
@@timothymilton2377 It's all good. The ergonomics are important, but, at least for me, we want to see if older tech can keep up.
I've had mine for 5years but have only used for a month hahah.
You want to sell it ?
Like me hehe only use for vacations but it's 3 years old
Bro same here I got mine like 2015 abs never used it till right now
Anyone wants to gift it or sell it to me as I need it so much! 😊😍
Is this a good camera to make youtube videos ? Like cover, mini-clip ?
This is a great start for creating CZcams videos.
Does this camera have a input to have a microphone?
Yes it does
this was my 1st and only camera which i still use it now 4 or 5 years later! does anyone have any recommendations for an upgrade? thanks
What's you price range? And would you like to stay with Nikon?
I recommend the Nikon D750 as an excellent upgrade. I have a video on it here: czcams.com/video/3X4YMqg-72o/video.html
@@byte4068 i want to switch to sony in budget price range ..
sultan ansari I'd recommend buying used I shot with the a6300 for a while and it was a FANTASTIC camera for the price, not to expensive if you buy used too, if you want something newer go for the a6400 it has better color science and slightly better AF, keep in mind they are both crop sensor cameras with one card slot if that's an issue for you, you can also often find pretty cheap a7ii's on eBay. If you decide on the crop sensor I recommend sigmas c line of primes the 16, 30 and 56 1.4's, best lenses I've used in a long time. I shoot Fuji now which is also a good option to look into if your interested.
Very nice review! Thanks a lot!
No problem your welcome!
I agree with him, its a Great Camera Investment. I use it on a daily basis. Love all the interchangeable lens it's compatible with. amzn.to/2LdoQO5
Question... I have a Nikon D300 I got as a gift that gathered dust for a few years, and I am wondering if it still stacks up or is even worth using over something like a D7100 or a D5500? I'd love to know your thoughts.
Well, first what are you trying to peruse in photography. If it's business I would pick the 7100, if it's a hobby and you just want quality tourist photos all of them qualify. For business, I recommend the Nikon Z 5 if you can spend $1,000. Let me know if this helps! 😁
@@timothymilton2377 Thank you for responding! Okay, so here is some context. My father was a professional photojournalist and Navy photographer for his entire life. When I was younger I apprenticed under him and actually was fairly technically skilled with my Nikon f3 and using his either Hasselblad or Yashika medium format for weddings. Granted this was in the mid 90's. Then I joined the Marines and my camera got put away seemingly forever. Before my dad passed, he gave me this old D300 to get back into it (5 or 6 years ago). I never did much with it because it seemed daunting trying to relearn on an entirely new format. I regret not getting into it more while he was still alive, but, well, I guess I want to now. My main purpose is that I am a watchmaker, and taking art photos of watches is a passion of mine, and I have certainly reached the limit of what a phone can do. In my possession are 2 very old cameras, the D300 and an old Olympus ep-1. Based on what you're saying, I think the 7100 would be the play and possibly a Olympus pen ep-5 as a backup/road camera. I just think the old D300 is going to teach me on a system that's as antiquated as my old F body.
I have had this camera for a few years and am looking to upgrade. I’m thinking Nikon or Sony and perhaps mirrorless. My budget is around $1500 for a body. What would you recommend.
What type of photography you do and is a hobby or career? For Nikon I recommend the D750: amzn.to/3jUfMK3. As for Sony I like the a7iii but its pricey but worth it.
@@timothymilton2377 I do mainly landscape photography but want to get into more astro and city.
I am looking into Nikon so I don't have to buy new lenses since most my budget would go into a body.
@@alexmiller6631 if you already have nice nikon lenses i'd probably stay with nikon cos sony lenses will be even more expensive, that being said if you have only DX lenses and want to go fullframe you'll need to buy lenses anyway but nikon will still have cheaper options
Do not get a Sony they are not real cameras. Stick with Nikon on Cannon.
I am using a kit lens but in videos i am getting digital noise in the darker areas. I also use a flash but in the darker areas the noise remains same..... What should i do .....plz help .....
What was the settings you had?
d5200 for indoor shoot need flash which one is best
Is it still good to get this year? I need a good camera with a flip screen for dancing. But budget is limited so looking to get a secondhand, older camera.
Yes! I would not use it for paid gigs for there are better cameras out now with those on a budget. But getting this camera for what you want is still good for starters then work your way up! 😁
@@timothymilton2377what would you suggest for paid photography options?
hi just subscribed. just wanna ask if this is good for real estate photography, and what cheap fish lens can you suggest. thanks
Thank you so much for subscribing! 😁
As for real estate, it will be good for the beginning but not sure what to suggest for the fish eye lens.
However, I would research it first here on CZcams for I mainly shoot weddings which we don't use fish eye lens for.
@@timothymilton2377 wow. Thanks for the reply.
@@saj9814 Your welcome!
no video test no image test. spent all the time showing the shape of it instead of the options it offers... good job man but we need more .
Hey, thanks for putting this together, i was looking at picking one up second hand, I appreciate the effort and you said it was your first time doing something like this which is cool, I would say however that it wasn't 100% useful, I expected it to compare to 2020 models and show me what I am missing, this was just here, its a camera, its old, its ok for shooting weddings as a support camera for reasons. Keep the effort and improvement up!
Hi there!
Your welcome and yea I agree I could have done better by comparing it to a few models. Def will keep this in mind on future content coming soon! 😁
Do u reccomend it if I have a budget of max 400 dollars? I need for vlogging
Yes highly!
Ni-kon, like in nitwit, ok, time-othy?
which cemra shoud i buy under 350 usd
You just literally video the camerA😅 I hope you included some video and photo samples
Yea I forgot! 🤦🏾
very well said thanks!
My pleasure!
still worth it? 2021? help please or options
Yeap! For getting your feet wet first then upgrade.
@@timothymilton2377 LOL.... Thanks man, I'll pick it up tomorrow and tell you what I think
@@yoshicebear9565 No problem! Def let me know how you like it!
nikon D5200 vs D3300?
Battery life?
Great vid, a friend of mine received as unwanted gift. Wants to sell to me, after this vid I might just go get it off his hands always wanted a camera from younger days.
Brian I have had this camera for years. I have taken shots of the milky way using the 18 to 55 mmeter stock lens that comes with it and a Toshiba sensor does just fine. I have also taken incredible lightning shots. I believe this model came out in 2012, and for the money the performance is still very good. Just remember it's a crop sensor camera so if you don't buy the DX lenses Remember to multiply the focal length here using by 1.5. This means if your using a full frame lens you get a 1.5 times magnification. I would grab it!
You wont regret it!
Bettery life?
Price
Is this good for indoor sports?
Yes, but I would suggest you rent it out first to see how you like it.
It’s called Nikon not Ni kon !!
My bad haha!
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Lovely
Thanks
Your welcome!
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The more I use this camera the more.I regret ever buying it. I would honestly never recommend D5000 series Nikon cameras to beginners. 🤷😅
For example I now want to try using off camera flash. D5200 does not support Auto FP so you cant get past 1/200.
dude, less hand waving and show some actual photos taken with the damn thing
Haha yea I can see your point. Will do better next time. 😁
@@timothymilton2377 Sorry for being rude. I just hate when going through another entire review video and there isn't even a single photo taken with the camera. It's like watching a car/bike/shoe review with the person not even giving it a ride, but only giving visual commentary.
On the other hand I love reviews with tons of photos in it, where not only you see the reviewer not being lazy and spending time testing the camera, but most importantly the viewer can see what the tool is actually capable of. Different shooting environments (some model work, some landscape, taking it out to the street, an event or two), showing off and taking advantage of some unique helpful features, exploring the menus, durability etc. A solid camera review can take months of putting the gear through their paces.
Lose the music bro #cheesy
What's wrong with the music lol
Agree; the background music is annoying and takes away from your delivery.
Camera stinks in low light and its autofocus system is garbage! With that being said it's a great beginner camera. Throw a 50 on it and have fun.
7/10 well lit photography
4/10 video
3/10 low light
I agree 100% good for getting your feet wet.
Thanks
@@ridhobusrizal9673 Your welcome!
a poor workman always blames his tools.
@@lapisredux so deep. Thank you.