Nikon D7100 Review & Test Results

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@davidw3211 9 лет назад

excellent review with clear demos! thanks for revealing both pros and cons

@YouDingo88 10 лет назад

Here's a tip: quit juggling the camera around and swinging wildly with your hands. We're here to look at the camera, not your handsome face.

@dutyfree90 10 лет назад

yep it is really distracting

@helentolewski5936 10 лет назад

thanks for the review You can get this camera on sale with the lens kit on www.photolg.com/newcameras the zoom lenses make a great add on for walk around lens great share

@berto1999 10 лет назад

Funny. This guy uses also the language of the body. Maybe he has the talent of an actor. But this guy sprayed sympathy.

@erix43 10 лет назад

I'm here for information and I didn't get distracted by his hands waving. By the way, that's called "enthusiasm." He was natural and informative. Perhaps you can up the dosage of your ADHD medication to help you focus on the core of this video.

@sandrsofias 10 лет назад

Er C Oh shut up.

@jacq_parairo 9 лет назад

I found a way around the aperture issue in movie live view: menu > custom setting menu > movie > assign fn/preview button > view shooting info. This reflects the changes in the exposure. Just make sure that when shooting, you press the info button to show the screen with the mic and other settings on it, then press the fn or preview button (whichever you assigned to the shooting info). This will show an exposure meter in the screen and you can now change the aperture settings.

@JaneDoe42011 9 лет назад

Thank you for an excellent & informative review. I think you might have convinced me to take the plunge & buy it.

@dukoduli 11 лет назад

Asked you a question about the d600 focus points 2 weeks ago, because of your no BS answer I ended up buying it. I can not thank you enough, I am extremely happy. Keep up the practical and honest reviews...

@OutboundShane 8 лет назад

More arm swinging than Carlton from the fresh prince dancing. Haha.

@Reciperack 8 лет назад

I've been trying to figure out a way to start/stop video using the D7100. The ML-L3 remote activates the shutter, but any way to program to control video without touching the camera?

@SmoothbassmanStudios 11 лет назад

Nice overview. I scooped this camera myself last week and snapped on a 35mm 1.8g and took some shots today. OMG this camera kills my old one! Nikon hit a home run with this camera.

@JoeSchmoeLivesHere 7 лет назад

I'm just a hobbyist shooter and purchased this camera last year (2016) at a buck or two over $500 (grey market) and LUV it to pieces! This camera does everything I need and a whole lot more. Put some decent glass on the D7100 and you'll be smilin'. ;) Nice review .. Thanks!

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Thanks. So far, I have been impressed at the sharpness of the video. No problems with moire, even when shooting brick walls. There is some aliasing when panning but nothing horrible. I'll be doing a video comparison with the Nikon D7100, Canon 7D, and 5D mark III over the weekend hopefully so stay tuned.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, thanks for pointing this out.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Thanks. Not yet. I did have dust on my Nikon D600 when I first got that even though I had never changed the lens. But so far the D7100 has been clean. I'll be keeping an eye on it. Morie so far has been very well controlled but there was some aliasing that was noticable when panning. I'll be doing a video comparison with the D7100, Canon 7D, and 5D mark III over the weekend hopefully so stay tuned.

@jawa011 8 лет назад

Stop waving with that cam you're making me nervous xD

@jannelarsson9394 6 лет назад

Had to Watch the whole clip just to see if he would throw the camera in the ground :D

@AnnuVideoVisionSikar 6 лет назад

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@biostalker4514 10 лет назад

thanks, this review finally made my mind up to which camera to buy.

@wjeurs 6 лет назад

Making photos in liveview, does it take so long to process the picture and get the screen back on with you as well?

@estudio100rafa 11 лет назад

Great review, to the point no BS, no selling T shirts and no stupid jokes, good work!

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Thanks! You will enjoy this camera for sure. I'd probably recommend getting a Nikon 50mm f/1.4 for this as well. Great lens for that camera and I bet it stays on your camera quite a bit. You will see a huge upgrade moving to the D7100. Feel free to email me if you have any questions when you pick it up and I'd be happy to help you out. Focus will be the thing you need to work on most going to a DSLR. Learning how to pick your focus point, select the correct focus mode, and nailing it every time

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed. Hit the 'i' button on the bottom left of the camera and it should be the top left option on the menu that pops up at the bottom of the screen. Remember to turn it off though when you are done

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Awesome, glad you are enjoying the camera.

@krisianestepa5452 9 лет назад

m planning to buy a new camera. im a beginner in photography. was planning to buy either the d5300 or the d7100. what do you recommed? tnx..

@secretspyfrog 6 лет назад

I work Professionally in the UK and although this camera is now out of date I still use it as a back up because it really is very good. I found your review excellent and accurate and have subbed and liked. keep up the good video feeds.

@learningcameras 6 лет назад

Thanks!

@SherryannThomas 10 лет назад

I am trying to figure out whether to get the D5300 or the D7100. I usually shoot close up shots of animals and I also do portraits sometimes but a zoom lens as well as an everyday lens is very important. In the case that you do recommend the D7100, are there any inexpensive nikon lenses that you recommend?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Thanks for the tip. I should have mentioned it. I talked about it in my unboxing & hardware review video for the D7100 but forgot in the full review. I used the Nikon 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 lens. It's not the best lens in the world but it is way better than the kit lens and because it is a full frame lens, I was only using the center (best) part of the lens. Most of the video was shot between f/5.6-f/8.

@sacarrec32685 9 лет назад

Great video. I appreciate your efforts in creating this review.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, thanks for the info. I think I mentioned that I fill up the buffer in 5-6 shots on the Sandisk Extreme card (45mb/s) at full resolution but that was all I went into. I didn't have an extreme pro card for the SD format so let me know if that helps.

@tonytakesvideos 11 лет назад

Happy to know that you supplied the RAWs for download. I plan to buy one soon. Been processing the NEF files from around the net using LR 4.4 and do agree on the amazing DR (I also own a 60D). I still have yet to find the "banding" noise that many claim on both the 5200 & 7100. Have you come across this or am I looking at the wrong place? Great review.

@DannyAnimate 10 лет назад

How can I compensate missing the background noise or I do not know if it's called the grain noise when recording?...

@sunraemoonshine 11 лет назад

I've been trying to figure that out since I got it yesterday! Thank you!

@raffy7384 8 лет назад

im getting dizzy with all the hands movement...huhuhu

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yes, I do mention it and show you some video samples. Nothing at all in the photos. In the video, there is almost nothing (less than I thought) but there was some aliasing when panning. Take a look at the video to see exactly what I am talking about.

@freddieslaughter1107 6 лет назад

I have been unable to get an answer about a problem I'm having with my Nikon D7100 not always saving pictures to the SD cards. I'm using Lexar SD XC 2 64 GB Professional 1000x 150MB/s cards

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Thanks for watching. The focus point spread is much better on the D7100 than the D600. The D600 had a decent amount of points but they are clustered together very close to the center compared to the D7100. I much prefer focusing with the D7100. Although, the 15 cross type points are still clustered in the center even on the D7100 and not spread out. But at least the regular points go all the way to the edge on the D7100. If you check out my D600 review, I pointed that out.

@vyacheslavyevseyev5235 7 лет назад

On my previous Nikon D5300, I could browse images using the back wheel, along with the navipad, in the playback view. And this seemed to be practical sometimes. However, on my Nikon 7100 this option does not seem to be the default setting. How can I get the camera to use the back wheel for scrolling images ?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

You got it, thanks

@seren_elesi 11 лет назад

Great review, subbed.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yes you can. The only thing to keep in mind is that any aperture changes you make will not affect the exposure you see on the screen like most other cameras. The image will be taken correctly but the screen will not correctly reflect your settings...probably not a big deal though.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, just checked. No problem at all with changing white balance and ISO in live view

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

I just uploaded a preview for the new 70D and will be doing a full review when it is out. Yes, the 70D does have a bunch of new features for video, though photographers were not left behind either with a brand new sensor, better low light performance, faster frame and buffer rates, great autofocus in Live View, articulating screen, plus the addition of built in WiFi. Not too shabby.

@vincentbinsoy6452 2 года назад

9 years ago this is my dream camera.. 9 years later I bought one second hand few months ago.. I love it

@Photographicelements 8 лет назад

what metering did you have it on when taking the photo of that first bird? was it matrix? it seems like the dynamic range suffered from bird to sand. (ooops, i just realized this was made 3 years ago :/ ..)

@felixlarsson9057 10 лет назад

do you trying to break the camera or something. stop shake it all around.

@kareemkhalaf5365 11 лет назад

super review , thank you , how the image quality compared to D7000 ? Thanks !!!

@joeiokepa8635 11 лет назад

Thanks for the review. Quick question - Can the D7100 capture stills while shooting video? Like the Panasonic Lumix G5?

@studio4life1 11 лет назад

Thank for your awesome video. I am just wondering which DLSR camera is the best for shooting HD videos with all the necessary features.

@sugarfreedaddie5995 4 года назад

had it a year now and still love it 30000 shots taken with it since ive had it

@alverdeja 11 лет назад

Awesome video, very thorough!

@ninoliberatore1491 9 лет назад

you really helped me decide to purchase one i have been shooting the d300 and i have been very happy this review and the comments from a friend who actually works at Kerrisdale Cameras has sold me thanks

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep. The Canon 70D will show you the levels while recording so you can always visually monitor which is really all I need. I'm not mixing audio on the spot (or I would be using a mixer or recorder with a headphone out). If i'm recording audio using the built in input, I generally have a shutgun mic mounted on the camera and as long as I have levels, I know I have sound. Nothing else really to monitor. Not much of a reason to check quality of sound using a camera mounted shutgun just levels

@GENESISATOM 11 лет назад

Gee Dan, I think you like this camera. Well, I just ordered one with a 16-85mm Nikon lens from Amazon.com, and wanted to get your opinion to make sure I don't get 'buyers remorse' before it arrives Tuesday May 21, 2013. I've never owned a Nikon DSLR before or lenses, but own a Coolpix S9100 that is simply amazing with photos and videos. So, I can't wait to get this camera. Thank you for your exuberant review! For Nikon Newbies, your testing and reviews beats CNET by miles!

@BlueTaurianBull 11 лет назад

Thanks Mate!!! GOod video. I am worried,Did you notice any dust/spot on the D7100 Sensor? Also hows the Mioreé showing up???

@miguelorellana4107 11 лет назад

Hi! nice review! I'm wondering if this camera is good for wild photography?

@gustavocosta3369 11 лет назад

Hi Dan ! Very good review on the 7100 ! I would like to ask you what would be a decent 3-piece set of lenses to work with that camera...You already mentioned the sigma 17-70 as a walk around and the 50mm 1.4G, what else as a telephoto lens ?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yes. Generally it is very difficult to make a long range zoom with great quality and when you can, it gets extremely expensive. It is also very expensive to make a lens good at extreme focal lengths such as 300mm. But even then, many other factors go into the lens such as build quality, weather sealing, focus motor speed, max aperture, and things like that. Prime lenses are generally the sharpest & and cheapest as a result. Feel free to message me if you have any questions on particular lenses.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Both are great and each have things that they do well, and things they do badly. That's why I make these reviews, to point out the awesome things and the not so awesome things. For photography, the Nikon D7100 is a great camera with only small weaknesses. Canon's competition, the Canon 70D will be out later this month and I'll have a review on it but it looks pretty good as well. You can't really go wrong with either. Just know your camera, it's strengths and weaknesses.

@Kkpblue 11 лет назад

hey learningcameras, I liked the review. I currently have a D3100; do you think an upgrade to the D7100 is worth it? I was possibly thinking of getting the D800 just because it is full-frame, but it lacks some of the great features of the D7100 e.g. 6fps shooting and it is cheaper. Therefore out of the D7100 or D800 what would you recommend?

@MrBug322 10 лет назад

I got mine D7100 today and stepped up from D50 :) luckily i invested in good nikkors first (17-55 f2,8 and 300MM F4 AFS) now i got a great system.

@masquecagada4907 9 лет назад

Thank you for the superb review.... You have convinced me. Thank you.

@iloveceline2410 6 лет назад

my audio on my d 7100 completely went. Can you help me get it back?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, great macro camera. Sharpness is great, I couldn't find issues with not having the low pass filter so you should be good. Colors are good but auto white balance is sometimes terrible so make sure you set your white balance ahead of time. Great sports camera too because of the crop factor, the additional crop mode and fast shooting. But the buffer is only about 5 images so that would be a big negative for sports. If you shoot 5 shots at high speed, your shooting speed goes down to 1/s after

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yes, I have the Tamron 24-70 and I have reviews for it on my channel or on the website. It is a great lens. I had the Tamron on my Canon 7D when I was doing the D7100 review and looking at side by side images, the Tamron was sharper than the Nikon 24-85. Plus, shooting at f/2.8 is always nice. Of course it is more than twice as expensive but it is very good and well built though a bit heavy.

@jettrain1740 11 лет назад

Thanks Dan for your explanations bout those lenses, after i buy the nikkor 50mm 1.4G for my prime lens, my next plan is to buy a zoom lens that you suggest (Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4) ive seen some reviews of this lens and you're absolutely right, this lens has some macro abilities, stabilization, a fairly wide aperture, great build quality, and a great focal range, i already love it even though i don't have yet. Thanks again and more power.

@vedantkhokrale9907 2 года назад

I have a D3200 which I'm using for past 10yrs planning to upgrade to this 7100 as I'm getting it at a good prize should i upgrade?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, but if you use the built in HDR processing, it will spit out a jpeg. But you can exposure bracket up to 5 shots in RAW and merge to HDR using software on your computer like photoshop cs6

@kazansergei 11 лет назад

Thank you, another question - what lens would you recommend for D7100 to photoshoot football games of my 11-years son. It's a covered arena in winters and outside in summer and autumn. I'd prefer a prime lens, not so expensive. Nikkor 85 1.8G is enough for that?

@Dinoxt12 7 лет назад

Good Job...this guy gives good info for sure.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Yep, especially because of the many focus points and crop mode which are very nice. The only negative might be the burst. While the burst speed is good, the buffer is only about 6 shots so you will only get 5fps for about 1 second before the camera will slow to about 1fps

@skyhawka4m 10 лет назад

I use this camera shooting high speed aircraft......take offs....military types.......and I have no problems with not being able to shooting and not choking.....I set it to medium size images in the cropped mode......and the images and speed hold up.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

The preview of the 70D was just posted and you bet I will have a full review on it when it is out.

@MrBulletpoint 11 лет назад

Great review. Can u change aperture if you are using an external monitor simultaneously? It wouldn't ato remain in live view, right?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

If you have time to set up your shot, you will get over it though and the D7100 does shoot great quality video. It will be a big issue though if you need to get your exposure quick, have lighting setups that are constantly changing, and need to be shooting while tweaking your expsure (like to film at a wedding where you are constantly recording) I have a shoot-off between the D7100 and Canon 7D for videographers coming up in 1-2 days so check that out. Nikon has made awesome progress.

@RawDaddyLou 11 лет назад

@learningcameras what lens is that in this video and do you recommend it ?

@JoeBrautigam 11 лет назад

cool thanks for getting back to me!!

@MikeRussellFoto 11 лет назад

Nice review. The one piece that I feel like it's missing, though, is talking about the buffer size. As a sports photographer, that was my biggest concern. You mentioned it's a great camera for sports, but that is definitely a big caveat. Now, if you use the 1.3x crop and a SanDisk Extreme Pro 95 mb/s card, it's not too bad. (Of course, I'm talking RAW, here. JPGs are not really a problem.) All that said, I still ordered one yesterday! But only after renting one last weekend.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Just checked it out and setting the button up brings you to the ISO menu and still does not allow quick changes of the ISO while shooting. You are much better off using the ISO button and learning to deal with the location. You can not actually assign the ISO button to the function button, what you can do is assign the ISO Menu (which is different) to the function button. The menu, while nice to have access to, forces you to use the joystick and rear screen to make changes so I maintain my view

@jettrain1740 11 лет назад

Thanks Dan for the advice, i think i will consider buying now the prime lens because you said that it will produce nice quality than 55-300mm, i have 2 lenses in mind that i want, what would you recommend, a nikkor 50mm 1.4G or sigma 50mm 1.4 ex dg hsm? Thanks again, you and your video reviews are a good help, keep it up.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

I can't post a link in youtube but if you go to the review of the D7100 on the site, there is a link at the bottom of the review with the steps to convert the RAW files. It took me a couple tries but I got it to work for me. It's not an easy solution but it was the only way I could process RAW files for this review. Thanks for watching

@ptaylor7805 11 лет назад

Thanks for the reply. I will try that out. I just asked my friend Google about these manual aperture lenses you speak of (I kid, its Friday) and they are fairly commonplace. I'm on the fence between the D7100 and 70D. I waited for your 70D review and then checked out some sample 70D and D7100 stills and videos and I am leaning towards the D7100. For me, the dual card slots (one for Eye-Fi), headphone jack and aperture "workaround" is separating the two. Again, thanks for your help.

@sixcycle 7 лет назад

9:43 About this. Note that although the DX format will multiply your focal length by its crop factor (in this case either 1.3 or 1.5) to give you the feel of using a longer lens (for instance, 50mm FX lense on a DX body produces a simulated focal length of 75mm) the risk of distortion is still a very real problem. And, if you use anything smaller than 50mm for taking portraits or macro shots you will see noticeable distortion the more you lower the focal length. This is something to keep in mind if you shoot portraits or macro. Shoot 50mm MINIMUM (and even then you may see "some" distortion) but I recommend shooting at least 70mm (simulated 105mm) to avoid distortion altogether.

@Errys 11 лет назад

Yes please do a review on the 70D when it comes out comparing video modes and image quality against the D7100, thank you very much for your review - liked +1!

@Pablo.Freshcobar 9 лет назад

Whats the 3 best lens you recommend to start off with using this camera other than the expensive Nikon lenses. Thanks.

@learningcameras 9 лет назад

I would go with these lenses: Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 VC: amzn.to/1teHO1O Nikon 50mm f1.4: amzn.to/11OPReb or f1.8 if you can't afford the 1.4: amzn.to/1zRDRok or Sigma 30mm f1.4 if you shoot more tight spaces indoors: amzn.to/1C5a547 And then if you need a longer lens, maybe the Tamron 70-300: amzn.to/1tpRrtA Those would be an awesome setup

@alexlanza79 9 лет назад

I've been an happy d3100 user for 2 years, I bought the 7100 just few weeks ago! Man what a jump, of course the lens is more important than the body in terms of results, but still what a stunning camera! Thanks for the review, you're an awesome reviewer, this was one of the first reviews I saw of the d7100 which persuaded me to really think about the upgrade! I'm very happy! The difference between the 3100 and the 7100 is amazing in every area and I don't have any problems so far! About the lock on the mode dial is really not that important for me, I don't switch while shooting, so I don't find it a problem. I agree with you that maybe the wb and Iso buttons should be placed in another place. The ISO for what I'm concern could very well switch position with the bracketing button as I dont use bracketing that much! Still if these are problems, are very well bearable!

@learningcameras 9 лет назад

Awesome! Glad you are enjoying the camera.

@krisianestepa5452 9 лет назад

LearningCameras.com im planning to buy a new camera. im a beginner in photography. was planning to buy either the d5300 or the d7100. what do you recommed? tnx..

@learningcameras 9 лет назад

kris ian estepa Image quality is almost identical though the D7100 has much better build quality and pro level features. The additional build quality means it will typically last much longer than the D5300 and holds it's value better. Of course it means it will be larger and heavier. If you plan on learning the camera & photography, the D7100 will be a great camera to get you from a beginner to a more advanced user. If you plan on just learning the basics and just want good quality, the D5300 will get you there.

@JakeLH22 11 лет назад

I see, I'm still getting used to the camera but so far I'm impressed with the image quality and sharpness. Nice review!

@jt0851 11 лет назад

Great video, Thank you

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

You may look at the D600 for interiors. The advantages of the D7100 such as better weather sealing, crop mode, and more AF points will not help you but a full frame sensor will give you a wider perspective, better quality wide angle lenses, increased dynamic range and better low light performance.

@kazansergei 11 лет назад

Thanks for the review on D7100. What do you mean when says "new Sigma 17-70"? Is there an old one? What the difference between them?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

If you took the same picture with the same settings side by side on both cameras, they would be about the same. However, if you learn the controls of the camera, you can do more with the D7100. You can dial in a custom kelvin white balance, you have a larger screen, 100% VF coverage for better framing, micro lens adjustments to fine tune sharpness, more AF points to pick from, more buttons for quick setting changes, 5 frames bracketing instead of 3 for shooting HDR... stuff like that.

@34Muflon 10 лет назад

Well in the Live view photo.. it looks like the lightmeter show the exposure and the change when your turn the A dial..

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Nice Birthday present! Enjoy it.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

No, but I will have one between the D7100 & Canon 7D which are more evenly matched. I have had both cameras for a while now and can give a more fair comparison. I did have the Canon 6D for a while as well so let me know if you have any questions on how they compare but they are fairly different style cameras.

@PaladinCape 11 лет назад

Will your camera come with that lens that you were using with the nikon in the video when you buy it?

@naumanahmed970 6 лет назад

My d7100 has problems with viewfinder, tried fixing the diopter but its still blurry. Anyone can help??

@gustavocosta3369 11 лет назад

Thanks, Dan ! One more question, how would you compare the same sigma 17-70 to the sigma 17-50 f2.8 OS ?

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

I think the D7100 is worth it for anyone who wants to learn to use the camera to its fullest. The sensor is a large APS-C sensor which is smaller than 35mm full frame ones in the D600 but bigger than most point & shoot cameras. It's also the same size sensor as the D5200. The D7100 is more or a pro-sumer camera combining pro end features in a more consumer friendly design. My favorite lenses for the D7100 are the Sigma 17-70 2.8-4 for a zoom and the Sigma 30mm 1.4 & Nikon 50mm 1.4 or 1.8.

@Photographicelements 8 лет назад

crop factor question: does this mean i could use mft 4/3 lenses like slr magic anamorphic on this camera? does it crop by 2x (to super16mm)?

@learningcameras 8 лет назад

+Photographic Elements The crop is 1.5x so you can't use those mft lenses.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Everything was shot RAW 14 bit lossless. I did shoot RAW+Jpeg at times just so I could see the pictures since lightroom can't import D7100 RAW directly yet and then I used a tool to trick Lightroom to think that the file was a D5200 file so it imported them into lightroom so I could edit. I also converted the lightroom files to Tiff using the Nikon software. The original RAW files can be downloaded from my website if you would like to see them. Noise reduction was turned off as well.

@jsbphoto 11 лет назад

Great review on the Nikon 7100...thank you. Do you have a comparison between the 7100 and the Canon 6d?

@Farres_S 11 лет назад

Would you recommend the gh3 or d7100 more? for both photography and video

@tonycolon67 11 лет назад

I have a question on how you processed your raw images, did adobe update their software say elements11 to read the Neff files on the d7100? if not how did you do it, thx for your time and love the video and love my D7100

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Hey, thanks. In that case I would go with the Nikkor 50mm 1.4G. Another good lens is the 85mm 1.8G by Nikon. Both of those will give you some absolutely amazing results. The Nikon versions of those lenses are very good and priced competitively so I wouldn't go with the Sigma for those. The Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8-4 is a great all around zoom lens for this camera though with some macro abilities, stabilization, a fairly wide aperture, breat build quality, and a great focal range.

@learningcameras 11 лет назад

Depends on what you are using it for. I did like the D600, but I had the dust issue so I ended up returning. I think they have it fixed now thought. The D7100 is a great camera if you can get over the cropped sensor. The 6D is really a different type of camera. Great low light results, good image quality, but the camera is more of a consumer grade camera than the D600 or D7100. Just depends on what you shoot and your expectations.