Nikon D7200 surprise for photography enthusiast
If you have plans to buy a
new digital SLR camera, then you need to consider a new camera
to be launched by Canon competitor, the Nikon
D7200. This camera is the successor to forget the D7100, and according to
the hot news on the Internet,
this new Nikon will
be strengthened with features like
RAW buffer is at
least a triple-sized,
AF-ON button
and enhanced video.
Are you ready? According to Nikon Rumors,
they expect a new
D7200 to be released
sometime this year.
Most likely after
the summer, possibly at Photokina in September 2014.
Along with the launch of D7200,
Nikon also rumored
to also be releasing lens DX f/1.8 zoom lens
to compete with
the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8. The 1.8
lens zooms issued
awesome Sigma known,
and less noticed by Nikon and Canon,
so if Nikon
will make a
similar lens, the Nikon lovers will be
welcomed with enthusiasm.
How about you?
The only way a D7200 might happen this year has to do
with the D300s. The D7100 is still an advanced amateur Dx camera, while the
D300 is a professional Dx camera. However, Nikon released the D7100 last year
as the supposed replacement for both the D7000 and D300s. The D7200 will be the pro
version of the D7100. If it is, GPS and Wi-Fi will not likely be built-in as
those are more consumer-level wants than professional - especially given you
can already buy those options as modules. Nikon D7200 would likely be
significantly more expensive so it might not obsolete the D7100, but rather be
the professional version of the D7100.
Rumors about the launch of the Nikon D7200 has lasted
quite a long time on the Internet, and if
Canon had set up
a similar but more sophisticated cameras to
rival Nikon D7200? There has been no official word from Canon,
whether Canon will
also immediately prepare
a better product, so the photography enthusiasts
have a choice.
The future of Nikon D7200? Image: nikonrumors.com |
Expectations of photography lovers at
every rumor is
true how will
they find, if the Nikon D7200 actually launched
in September 2014, or could have been launched earlier, for example, in mid-2014. They do not want to buy
a new camera like
the D7200, if not no significant changes. They also would be disappointed if the
successor D7100 sold
at high prices.
With the economic crisis that has not been recovered in the United States and Europe, it is possible that the beginner will buy a camera from the previous series, and they will focus to invest in additional lenses, so they can still make creative pictures, it can even make money out of the business of photography, for example, be a photographer for weddings or business events. They may also be trying to try the opportunity to sell their photos online.
With the economic crisis that has not been recovered in the United States and Europe, it is possible that the beginner will buy a camera from the previous series, and they will focus to invest in additional lenses, so they can still make creative pictures, it can even make money out of the business of photography, for example, be a photographer for weddings or business events. They may also be trying to try the opportunity to sell their photos online.
The photography enthusiasts often annoyed
because the latest cameras are meant to be the
successor to the previous generation was only a slight change, so it is not much different from the previous generation cameras.
Creativity and innovation
in camera factory engineers need to work harder to deliver new
surprises, for example, focus
on speed, not
only improves the
resolution of the camera sensor,
even if the need
to add new features that are unique and do not exist on any camera. We expect the Nikon D7200
will also be more satisfying, so that it can compete with
other DSLR cameras,
even should be
able to compete with the sophistication of a variety of new mirrorless cameras.
Really great and insightful post! Certainly helps puts things in perspectives for those of us looking to upgrade from older DX bodies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this - I'll keep my eyes peeled September time!!
ReplyDeleteTorsten @ MightyTravels
I can't see why they wouldn't add GPS. A chip with GPS / WiFi costs virtually nothing as they're omnipresent in mobiles. And if battery power is a problem, it can be switched off and pros have battery packs. Isn't GPS a useful photo-sorting feature for pros? So, why not include GPS? Please! ;)
ReplyDeleteWifi and gps are essential .
ReplyDeleteGPS and wifi is the only excuse to change my D7100 right now
ReplyDeleteIts Feb 2015 and Nikon is yet to launch this product. Any news when 7200 is getting launched...
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