Why I'm reverting back to the Nikon D7200
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D7200 still more than holds its own as a photography camera both in detail and dynamic range along with noise control still one of the best cameras released and one of if not the best cameras Nikon have done in terms of photography, incredible camera.
For me D7200 for crop. D750 for Full Frame.
@@carjac820 For me too, the D750 is much better and has more features for user interface (both display and control), but the D7200 is of great value camera
D7200 is also quite rugged, it can take a lot of abuse and beating and still work flawlessly.
@@wherezthebeef Looking to buy one. do you think the d7200 is okay for sports aswell?
well... the best what Nikon made is still D850, with 810 close behind... 7200 is the best APS-C camera they made
Your D7200 completes you! Seriously, it’s one of the refreshing things about your channel.
I planned to sell my d7200 for a couple of yrs already but I think I'm over pricing it everytime I post it in the used market. I guess I really don't want to sell it. I still love the camera paired with a sigma 17-50
glad to see the D7200 back. No excuses needed for reverting back to equipment you know and love!
The D7200 doesn't have an optical low-pass filter. It makes sharper results than cameras that have one. I noticed at 10:00 you zooming in at the picture. You can set the OK button to zoom to 100% in one click. Just go to the playback menu settings and set the OK button function. I used this camera for ~4 years. It was definitely one for the history books.
I've binge watched all your ogs since 1st to this. I have to say, I like the realism of it. The practicalities of shooting, how you explain what you are seeing etc. Excellent format and styling that comes over just like a stroll about with a camera actually is. Nice job. 👍
Good lesson in always keeping an open mind and not being afraid to change it!
I have a D5600 and love it I was convinced I needed something newer with better specs so I spent the summer trying to figure out which camera/system I wanted to upgrade too until I found your channel! The fact thought you were shooting with yours and thrilled with it and didn’t feel the need to upgrade inspired me to just keep learning how to get the most out of my D5600 and improve my photography skills instead of getting new gear. I’m glad you went back and thanks!! Melanie
Good to see you out with the D7200 again, a camera that I was planning for a few years to move up to from the D3100 which I had for 10 years, but always found uncomfortably small to hold. Finally got the cash together last year, and no D7200 to be found, so I pushed the boat out and got the D7500, really pleased I did.
Nikon D7200 owner here as well. Love my 18-200 lens for everyday. Enjoy you showing real world, out in the field, shooting experience. Settings, shot choice, composition. Learning a lot. Cheers.
Great video Henry. My photo arrived today, thank you, it’s amazing. You’re a star.
I get so attached to my cameras that I cry when I have to give them up to buy a new one. Lol.
That's a good way of looking at it, knowing the relationship between your camera and your lenses and what works best. Good stuff man!
Thanks for your videos! I like that you're exploring and making the most of what's around you. I need to upgrade from my kit lens as well. Just need to keep shooting in the meantime!
Great vlog as always Henry. Totally understand the camera choice. Nikon make some truly awesome lenses and although I mainly shoot with a D750 my D7100 always comes along for the ride and I still use it for certain circumstances. Keep it up mate, the appearance of your latest offering is one of the highlights of my lockdown life.
I absolutely love that you still use it. Getting one in 6 days as an upgrade to my ancient nikon D40 from the early 2000's
Glass, glass, glass. And lot‘s of passion does the trick 📸📷
Still using my D7100
D7000 member checking in here
I decided to get into photography as a way of challenging the creative side of my brain. I decided to set myself a sensible annual budget and went with the D7200 after watching a lot of UA-cam content. Your channel was very influential in my decision Thanks for sharing your kit list, I'll be buying the Tokina wide angle next.
I needed this video as I am in the same boat and going back to my D7500 system. Thanks
Hi Henry Im loving this working around that you doing. Just shows what's on your door step. I would travel to get them photos. Brilliant.
Thanks for the video, great images, as a recent subsciber I'm grateful for all the work you put in. Just purchased your ebook too . Your inspiration is keeping me going on my journey, I use a Canon 600D with sigma lenses and love every moment I get to capture the outdoors. Thanks again Henry..
Love my 7200, went out and purchased a second body, love you're videos by the way always enjoyable.
Been thinking about upgrading from my D7100 but you have made me change my mind! Think I’ll be buying a new lens or two instead.Happy New Year Henry 🥂Cheers:)
So good to know you veered away from the 'must have more gear' way of thinking.. Another great vid Henry.. Thank you for sharing it with us...
Well said kelsang
Thanks for the video. I am looking at the D7200 as a backup camera. At today's prices, it seems like great value. I love the images and the enthusiasm you have for your work. Great job.
Really nice intro shot. Just saved me a bundle on tripod purchase :) Love your enthusiasm and passion!
Nice job Henry...Good practical observations & considerations in everyday photography. There is always a trade-off with something...👍🏻
I'm glad you're back to using your Nikon camera! Great shots as always in a beautiful spot!
I'm never getting rid of my D7200! I enjoyed your vlog, as always Henry.
Just started getting into photography just before Christmas so a super novice and came across your channel this morning and thoroughly enjoying the videos.
Was on holiday just outside of Preston in august last year and the area around there is beautiful.
Keep it up and all the best from SE Kent
Ay up, Henry. Good to see the 7200 again. Can't wait to see the Tomb shot with a coloured sky reflection.
Enjoying your videos and photos. Envy the water and greenery. I bought a new Nikon a year ago and gave my son the D7100 I thought wouldn’t be needed any longer. I was so wrong and was fortunate enough to find a 7100 with only 450 clicks on it. It is a great companion to the newer camera and will never be replaced, even if I land a Z7 in the future.
More great stuff henry, really refreshing to see that your open mindedness allows you positive yet critical thinking about what you do. I noticed a couple of compositions that you didn’t use, how about asking viewers to play a game of the shot that got away in future pieces. It might give you some ideas to work with. Stay safe and tell me how many UA-cam steps i can book for my day out with you at the coast
Nice content again my friend. You are encouraging people to go out and have fun. Keep going.
Great to see the D7200 is back. Mine arrived yesterday to replace my D5200 so I plan on getting out with it asap. I've been shooting a lot of woodland wildlife recently using my Sigma 18-200mm C lens so I'm keen to see how it works with the D7200.
Grest video as always Henry 👍
Love your style of presentation! It's also good to have reviews of gear people can afford. Subscribed!
WELCOME BACK TO THE D7200, DUDE! I still have mine with the ki7 18-150mm and even added a 12-24mm super wide angle lens, and LOVING it! :)
Awesome day out! Thanks for letting us tag along!
Thanks Henry great video (again) I always use my D500 with my sigma 17-50 with tripod, been so frustrated during lockdown, just going to walk down the coast (where I live) with a Nikon 18-140 lens tomorrow with no tripod, this is 100% down to your inspiring video, thank you
That first seascape with the sun peeking through the clouds is a keeper! Very nice shot and edit.
Glad to see your baby getting some exercise great photos as usual.
I too thought this was an old video. I keep my D7100 even though I now own a D850 as well. Great back up camera and it is nice to have a crop sensor camera option with my FX lenses. The sensor is still great (non Sony). I lived in Blackpool 40 years ago and spent a fair enough time in Fleetwood with occasional visits around Morcambe Bay and the Lakes District. Thanks for the walk down memory lane and for reaching down into your old bag of gear.
You are proof that one does not have to chase the latest and greatest in order to take fantastic photographs. Good for you!
Thank you for another great watch, very informative.
Maximum respect for getting out there with the excellent Nikon.
I was looking at the D7200 but being a beginner I went with the D5600 it does have the benefits of the live view tilting screen must admit I love it . I'm still getting to know it . Thank you Henry watched you earlier with Kim regarding the ND filters ( catching up on all the tutorials) lovin them and your images 👍
Awesome shooting Henry, loved the entire video. I am a Nikon D7200 shooter my first major camera. Getting some really great stuff with it. Thanks ever so much for what you do to teach all of us on your channel. From Dayton, Ohio, USA.
I use the D7200 as well! Been using it for 2 years now and it NEVER disappoints.
Another nice video, I also have the 16-35mm lens and absolutely love it. Keep up the great work.
Great video I have morecambe on my places to go but but the main reason I wanted to head up there was to go to grange-over-sands to the lido had a long exposure idea there
Thanks for sharing... I have both D7100 & D500 and prefer using D7100 when walking around taking pics... When I retired I purchased the D500 but don't use the majority of its features.. I am so glad I kept D7100..
It has always been the quality of the glass that counts!
Not talking about glass here. You should be using the D70 as apparently the body doesn’t matter
I shot a 60D until last year and still use oldish cameras as the 6D and EOS M. And I'm happy with the images.
Henry, I do not own a 7200, but have been a Nikon shooter all of my life, now using a D4s with all Nikon lens. I agree with you the mint tied up in the lenses and find it hard to justify the cost of switching. Crack on my friend, you have an energetic, inspiring channel!
Love your enthousiasm! Thanks!
Thanks again Henry for the video. Some nice photos once more, I must take my camera with me when going out for a walk. :-)
This is motivating and a boost morale. I got the D7200 for my intermediate photography level. As time goes by more and more New generation of cameras are to our disposal. Some say the future is here. That is funny in way since it was said the same thing of some the crop and full frame cameras. Nikon is dropping 1/3 of their DSLR and felt I was left behind with all these new cameras. Felt outdated. But you just confirmed, no matter what, a camera is an instrument. Is how we us it. Yes newer ones have lots of bells and whistles. But classic still can run for your money. D7200 Is a good camera and love it.
Thank you
I'm feeling sort of the same about upgrading from my Sony A77ii to the A7iii. I've got some really good A mount lenses which cost me a shilling or two and although I can buy an adaptor, it's my f2.8 16-50 which is a brilliant APS-C lens which I love but which is not fully full-frame compatible and which would be expensive to replace that is holding me back. There are some good cash-back offers on the A7iii right now too. Mmmmmmmm. Keep up the good work Henry - really enjoying your vlogs.
Iv just got a z6ii absolutely loving it and it's so so small compared to my d500! Got the ftz adapter for all my f lenses! Live the size of the z6ii almost pocket able! Loving the video!
Great that you are back with the Nikon thanks Henry .
Great stuff as ever H.T. Now I know I can place way more faith in my D3500 as a learning tool And then it's deciding whether to add a D7500 or one of the "Zs" to the arsenal to ramp up the available gear quality parameters Trust the gear you have to give results if you use it right I've learned today
I've gone back and forth multiple times between wanting to take out the best camera I've got and wanting to take out the lightest/most discreet camera I've got. I don't think I'll ever make up my mind. There is no perfect solution. There will always be a trade-off. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
I had the D7100 for over 4 years then went to the D7500. It wasn’t an upgrade per se, but I felt the D7500 gave me far better control over the image. Then I got a z6 which blew me away. I love the z6.
You make the D7200 sing and it’s a great camera.....no need to change if it works ❤️
These 24 MP crop Nikons (7100 and 7200) are just the perfect cameras for that extra reach and macro shots, perfect for product shots as well for those details. INSANELY sharp and will give you lots of cropping headroom as well but I wouldn't go beyond ISO 1600 with these, I have 4 full frame bodies and I will never get rid of my D7100, it is essentially a 55 Megapixel camera density-wise.
You pair it with a SIGMA ART 18-35 f1.8 and the 50-100 f1.8 youll probably never have to buy a lens again, it's like having multiple prine lenses in your bag
Great video as always Henry!!
I'v gone back from a Z50 to a Nikon D1 (yes a D1) and a D3 as there is still life in the DSLR's, great vid.
I still have my d7100 a great camera that is almost identical to my d610. It’s great to be completely familiar with all the functionality and have both formats.
Indeed! Everyone seems to forget the D7100? All you hear is D7200 this, D7200 that, etc. yeah the buffer is crap on the D7100, but with the right lens, and good technique, it can still hold its own. Funny thing is, I’d almost always pick up my ole’ D300, instead of my D7100. No it can’t compare to the newer camera, but it ain’t that far off! Happy Shooting!
I totally understand, I’m a canon shooter and I had the m50, it does take excellent photos and I even had the adapter that fit my canon lens. My main problem was it was so small that I didn’t feel comfortable holding and with the big lens on it made it unbalanced. My main camera is The Canon 6d mark II but I also have the canon EOS R, still I revert back to my mirrored camera for landscape. I use the EOS mainly for macro photography. Love your videos, love your passion👍🏻
Always enjoyable videos! Thanks!
Totally makes sense; confirms my instinct to stick with my set of excellent lenses and its camera .
At long last, a photographer that uses what he has and sees the merits of what is fast becoming old gear. Too many photographers, especially on UA-cam are too keen to move on to the newer mirrorless cameras and lenses and the manufacturers who could make their lens mounts compatible but don't. I use a Canon 5D Mk4 and I only have that because my Mk 3 went into a river and I thought about a new camera in the R5 but, I have a great camera, why spend more money upgrading just for the sake of it. Well done Henry, you have my vote.
I still use the 5D Mk3 and it's a great camera, has everything I need, feels great in the hand and has much better battery life than mirrorless cameras. Old L lenses are very good and affordable too.
G'day Henry, another great video. I've been watching since just after NZ and I like your enthusiasm and the fact that you use gear the rest of us use.
Having said that I have just bought a Z5 which I think is a great step up from the Nikon D7200 (which I still have). I have also added the 14-30mm F4. But I use the FTZ adaptor to use my Nikon 16-80mm F2.8-4 and other Nikon lenses - it will also work with the Tamron 10-24 with the firmware update . It works perfectly well. But I am looking for the Z 24-105mm to emerge.
The Z5 has the dual SD Cards (don't need new cards), FTZ adapter, IBIS (this is a game-changer for an oldie - I may go back to a monopod!), and the Nikon IQ and ergonomics. Of course, it's a full-frame mirrorless too. I shoot heritage-listed buildings so it is great - very pleased with the set-up. The Z5 has many of the features of the M50 it would seem but affords access to your Nikon lenses.
I am very interested in what you think of using the GoPro for your UA-cam videos during lock-down (including audio) - will you stick with it?
Keep clocking those steps, Mate.
Those kinds of walks are the best. Grab a camera, get some exorcise and see what the day brings. I have a mountain of a hill behind where we live and I walk the path up and around the top. I never know what I will find and the place never fails to disappoint. Millions of photographic possibilities, plus I get a couple of miles in every day. I find your channel to be the most down to earth and easy to watch and learn from. I watch you videos over coffee most mornings. Good to see you doing well. About to grab a camera and head out this morning as well.
Hi Henry, yet another great vlog. I also shoot with the 7200, in fact I love it so much I have named her Nina the Nikon lol. Keep Vlogging mate...
Started in 2011 with a D3100, continued with D5200, D5300, D7000, D750 and D800. In 2019 I switched to the D7200. Still my favorite camera, should have bought earlier. :-)
Loved it thanks
Enjoyed the video Henry. Interesting comments on the Canon M50. I've just bought one. Main reason is the weight. Will use it when walking in the hills but may also use with my Canon lenses when weight is less of an issue. You may have convinced me that I made the right decision to buy an adapter and keep my EF and EFS lenses. Depending on I get on I may even buy the Viltrox speed booster adapter to given more flexibility in use of my EF 50mm and 100mm lenses. First impressions, Canon M50 is a great camera.
I have owned a d70 200 for almost 4 years and I absolutely love it, I honestly use it more than my D750 full frame. The only thing I've never liked about the D 7200 three rocks that it seems to be a little rough with very bright highlights and doesn't always retain highlight detail as well as some other cameras, but the dynamic range of this camera is awesome nonetheless... this camera even has more dynamic range than a Canon 5D Mark 3 full frame.
I had two different cameras for a while but it confused the hell out of me every time I used the second one 😂😂😂 Those top quality lenses are so much better 👌
That was a nice bit of advice for me, I dont shoot much nowadays but I would love to go to the seashore close by, similar to what you show. I use Nikon D7000 with the same lense you´ve got, so I suppose your conclusion is valid for me also, don´t try to mend what is not broken (so to speak), be happy if your gear is so good. Thanks and Keep up the good work
Great video! This year is my 50th year in photography. If you watch George Harrison a Concert for Bangladesh, THAT was on Aug 1, 1971, my 18th birthday and the day I acquired my first camera. It changed my life. After all the countless cameras I've enjoyed over a half a century, from 110 to 8x10", I've settled on a selection of cameras that have stood the test of time. While I shoot film extensively, I also enjoy a couple of Nikon D300 DSLRs. I plan to complete my gear with a D700...and be done. Settling on gear that YOU love is far more important than trying to get the latest/greatest. To be honest, If I had to get rid of EVERYTHING save one camera, it would be an old Canon VT deluxe with a 35f1.8 ltm. A few bricks of film and I'm good. Just shoot.
I had a D7200 for 3.5 years and I loved that camera. But I sold it and went to the D850. I don’t regret it at all but I wish I had the 7200 for a second body. Great camera.
Hi Henry. Mate, loving your videos and images you are producing. Loved the image of the snowy road in the last video. Totally understand you wanting to go back using the D7200. I am a Canon M50 user too. There are many things I like about the M50, particularly the compact nature of the camera. I have enjoyed seeing you out using it. I agree with your comment about the lenses. As a M50 user I have a few EF-M lenses and the 15-45mm lens is the weakest in terms of image quality. I have gone back to my 18-55mm lens. It is much sharper. I recommend to use a lens hood with that one too. Also, the EF-M 22mm lens is really sharp. I can recommend that one too. From my experience using the M50 the lens do not like low light situations. They love it when the weather and subject is bright and sunny. I noticed the image of the snowy road that it was the darker area where the sharpness was poor. I have the same issue. I recently upgraded my EF-M 55-200mm to an EF-70-300 L lens and wow! what a difference. It is heavy but, the image quality coming out of this combination is really good even at higher ISO. Keep up the good work Henry.
Hi Henry,
I shoot with the 7200 as well. I also purchased an M50 mainly for video but I thought it would be a good walk around camera when I wanted to travel light however I wanted better glass for it.
I can highly recommend getting the viltrox adapter and a Sigma 17-70.
I did as I already use the Nikon version of the 17-70 on my 7200.
It's an awesome lens and it made a huge difference to the image quality.
I do love Sigma lenses :)
Glad you're back to the d7200. I wanted to upgrade from a d3500, looked over the nikon line and settled on the d7500. It had more of the features I wanted especially the touch flip screen, affordable and is much in common with the d7200. Good choice Henry.
Its the newer version of the d7200 so it should be almost the same +advancements. Good choice!
True, but only one card slot. I'm an amateur and don't need two slots. Loving it.
Thanks so much Henry, I am using my D5100 much better since I have been enjoying your videos and photos. 😎🇳🇿
Hey Henry! Thanks for sharing your toughts and shooting experience. I am sure the Nikon zoom you were using is way superior to the Canon kit lens, however seemed like you did not use its zoom feature at all, hence a wide enough prime lens would have been optically even better, lighter and certainly cheaper to invest. Also zooming by your feet serves your additional intention of having a nice walk while taking shots.
I upgraded to a Nikon d500 . Banging body . Now I have upgraded to a D850 .
My D7200 is my main camera. Still fantastic. Especially as I got back into wildlife a bit and the crop factor is brilliant. Great dynamic range, good at high ISO, handling is top notch. Can’t fault it.
I have a Fuji X100s that goes everywhere with me. Fixed lens so I don’t have to invest in lenses. Small shoulder bag that holds it and lens hood, batteries, tripod plate and microfibre clothes. Nothing else. Grab and go. Love it.
Sorta off topic....but thanks for highlighting this area. Been watching the BBC series "The Bay" and it is filmed in Morecambe Bay. I even said to my British husband, "I know that jetty! Henry Turner shot that!"
Haha yes I've binged watched it recently and I thought it was brilliant!!
I still got a 7100 over.150000 shutter activations and still going strong 💪
Wow. I changed my d5200 with maybe 9,000 activations to an xt4. But I'm gonna keep the xt4 for 100,000 at least. Not that its easy to find shutter count on Fujis.
You are correct about the EF-M lenses although the EF-M 22mm F2 is a great little lens and more pocketable but your feet need to do the zooming (not a problem if you're working on 10000 steps lol). Another entertaining video Thanks Henry.
So glad you reverted back to the D7200. I just upgraded my D3300 to the D7200 at Christmas. I was worried you were going to say I'd made a wrong choice.
@@sigsegv111 I'm not sure about that, my camera and woman have their faults but I love them both and wouldn't change either of them. I've been with one of them for nearly 35 years and I think I know by now whether she's the right one or not, I hope she reads this....lol
Randomly selected video to see nikon 7200 camera and It is shooted in my country :D glad to see on this camera.
This has been very helpful. I'm a formerly professional photographer from the film days and all of my digital cameras have been pocket sized point and shoot models. I have no desire to spend thousands on a body if this will do the job and it appears that it will.
I like my M50 too but you're right about that lens, and frankly, the entire line up of lenses is lacking. I think you made the right choice.
Hey mate, your channel is fantastic, might actually get me into photography, thanks!
As usual, a brilliant video.
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I took your advice and got a D7200 today :) to go with my D5300 & D3300