Nikon D7200: A Lightweight DSLR with High-Class Traits

The Japanese imaging device manufacturer rolled out another successor in the series of its DSLR cameras. Nikon D7200, a new entry in the imaging device family. Following the success steps of its predecessors, i.e. D7000 and D7100, it is introduced carrying amazing and incredible attributes. The D7100 was being introduced back in the year 2013. In the previous weeks, the imaging firm has added two new DSLR's in its portfolio, D5500 and D810A. Moving towards the newcomer, the D7200 is packed with high-end features to capture incredible image quality and impressive video recording capabilities.

Getting started with the Nikon D7200, it comes loaded with a 24.2 Mega-Pixel CMOS sensor incorporated with DX format without an optical low pass filter. Unlike the D7100, the newcomer is equipped with an EXPEED 4 image processing chip to capture high-quality pictures. The user could be able to see the raw images over a 3.2 inch LCD display using a 51-point autofocus system along with increased low-light sensitivity. The D7200 is capable to shoot a 1080p video at up to 6 fps. The firm has added the newcomer to its line-up of lightweight DSLR series.

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For better connectivity options, the manufacturer has installed built-in Wi-Fi and NFC. This would be the first DSLR in its range to have both these features installed, providing an easy way to share the pictures wirelessly. With an enhanced battery life of capturing 1100 images with one full- charge, it gives you more reasons to opt for it. The Nikon D7200 is coupled with an 18-140mm and a courtesy of f/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens kit. The sensitivity range has now reached up to ISO 100-25600.

The Company talks about the Nikon D7200, "Those passionate about photography are constantly looking for the next challenge and Nikon is committed to providing the tools necessary to take that passion to the next level. The new DX-format Nikon D7200 offers the next level of performance for the enthusiast photographer that wants to creatively capture exceptional images and HD video that can be easily shared with friends and family."

Eventually, the Japanese imaging device manufacturer has updated the Nikon D7200 with various advance technical features. The body of the lightweight DSLR is priced at $1199.95 and while coupling with the kit lens, it will cost you $1699.95.