Nikon DSLR D7100, is Nikon D7100 full frame

First of all, Nikon does not have the body of D7100, from the perspective of numbering, D7100 should be an upgraded version of D7000, but D7000 has only been released for a year, and Nikon's SLR has never been updated after a year of release. So if there is no accident, you accidentally read the wrong or misremembered the model.

According to**guess what you may see is D5100, the fuselage**Domestic licensed goods are about 3900 or so, and the market price of 1870 is about 2200 (but this possibility is very small, because there are few 1870 to do the pullover now), so you are likely to see the combination of D5100 + 18105, the domestic market price is about 5500, if you look at it in the mall, it is normal to be so high.

Let's not talk about it in the comparison problem, because it's not sure which model you're talking about, please ask LZ to verify it again and ask it, otherwise you can't finish it in thousands of words if you want to compare so many models on the market. What's more, the SLR is playing with the lens, and the body is just its accessory, there are nearly 200 lenses on the market than the two lenses, and there are nearly 1,000 kinds of old lenses added together, how can it be finished? (There are so many old shots, even if I really have time to write and you really have time to watch, I don't know so many kinds of .......)It's reliable to talk about the new one).

Sit back and wait for LZ to verify and replenish.

The Japanese economy is sluggish, and the D7100 is a weapon for Nikon to come out and grab money. The goods are definitely there, but they are not fully listed in Chinese mainland. In terms of parameters, it is the king of kings among non-full-frame cameras, and there is no other way to compare.

It's a blessing to buy it for S$1200. As for Canon's 550D and Nikon D7100, which are completely out of the same class, Canon's 7D corresponds to Nikon's D7000, which is still weak in many professional parameters. Of course, many Canon fans will be very unconvinced to see this, but the truth is:

Nikon and Canon have their own advantages in the comparison of machines of the same magnitude, but China uses Canon more, Europe and the United States use Nikon more, from a professional or quasi-professional point of view, the two brands of the same grade of machines are selected according to personal photography preferences, and there is no complete superiority or inferiority. However, Canon does not have a machine of the same grade as the D7100 at present, of course, these two old enemies will compare, and Canon may also launch a non-full-frame machine that can compete with the D71000 in the near future. Judging from the landlord's problem, the landlord should have not paid much attention to the performance of the SLR machine before.

If you're just shooting casually and don't want to pursue the improvement of your work due to technical improvement, then I will tell you that there is not much difference between an entry-level SLR and a full-frame SLR, and you will feel that it is just as expensive. When I first used the SLR, I just felt that my mid-to-high-end SLR was more beautiful than the entry-level SLR body of the unit, and sometimes the ** shot by the entry-level SLR was better than the one shot by my own machine. Hehe, if I had to choose again, I wouldn't touch the unit's entry-level SLR again, even though it was much lighter than my machine.

Target. Its coms are APS-C and are referred to as half-frame or end-frame. At present, Nikon SLR is on sale in the market.

Four-digit ones (e.g. d7100, 7200, 5200, 5300, etc.) are all half-frame. Three-digit (e.g., d750, 610, 810, etc.) and one-digit (d4, 3x, etc.) are full-frame machines.

The Nikon D7100 is not a full-frame camera, it belongs to the category of half-frame cameras. But if you want to change to a full-frame lens, it's okay, but I want to remind you that Nikon's full-frame lens is designed for full-frame cameras, if it is used on a half-frame camera, the imaging effect is only the middle part, in short, it's like cropping out the middle part of a **.

The Nikon D7100 can use full-frame lenses from compatible manufacturers with Nikon and mount compatibility. This is because the full-frame image area is larger than the APS-C frame, and in fact, due to the long flange distance of the Nikon mount, the APS-C lens can also be used on the full-frame SLR body, but the image will be cropped accordingly.

Because the same lens mount has a similar camera structure. The owner's Nikon D7100 can use Nikon full-frame lenses, but the landlord needs to pay attention to the fact that because the imaging range of Nikon full-frame lenses is designed for Nikon full-frame cameras, the image field of Nikon full-frame lenses is larger than that of Nikon D7100's sensor. Therefore, when the Nikon D7100 uses a full-frame lens, the imaging effect is only the middle part of the camera image.

It's like cutting out the center of a sheet.

Cameras are divided into full-frame and cross-frame [half-frame or DX].

Entry-level, intermediate-level is a frame cutting machine, less than 10,000.

Nikon Introductory Intermediate.

Senior and professional is full-paired, 112,000 on.

It's not full-frame, it's DX-frame, commonly known as half-frame.