Used Nikon D5200 24.1 Megapixel DX-Format Digital SLR Camera Body Black

2017-08-14T20:00:00

Eu fiquei muito Satisfeito com este produto, mas tive um problema com o meu e queria muito comprar apenas o corpo da câmera, mas queria um site confiável para fazer esta compra. E creio que não há outro superior ao site do fabricante deste belo produto, aguardo ansiosamente pelas respostas. Onde consigo encontrar um corpo da D5200?

Raphael G.

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2017-05-24T20:00:00

I bought this unit a few years ago. It replaced my D5000. Loved the former, but wanted the 24Mp and the 2 lens kit (18x55mm & 55-300mm). I have owned Nikons since 1986 (N2020), D50, D70, D90 D40 .... they are all great. Yes, My Blood bleeds Nikon!!! This one does everything seamlessly. It is my primary camera for selling on eBay. It's lightweight, shoots quick and fast, and the auto-focus in video mode is what the D5000 lacked. You can't go wrong with this model. Complaints? Just one. The internal microphone can't handle outdoor noise when the wind is blowing. Best you get an external mic if you are shooting in those conditions. Overall, 5 stars!!!

xcergy

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2016-03-08T19:00:00

I bought this camera 3 months ago , I have a problem my camera is not auto focusing on live view/movie mode with 18-55 VR II lens , help me plz.

uzair

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2016-03-04T19:00:00

Just what I wanted! Perfect camera. I would definitely recommend.

user

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2015-10-22T20:00:00

I was use this camera in 2013. Natural color, Good performance.

Manoj

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2015-10-13T20:00:00

This SLR is excellent in every respect except one. It does not charge its battery when connected to the USB port of your computer. Many other cameras, even cheaper Nikons (CoolPix for one which I also own) do this but this one doesn't. It is a constant scenario with me that after I connect my camera to my PC and download and edit/sort/store my photos I forget to turn off the camera. The battery will continue to run down even though it is doing nothing and is connected to the PC. Then, when I need my camera for a picture, I find the battery dead. This is INCREDIBLY DUMB and has cost me many cool photos because I don't have a backup battery.

Sandy

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2015-07-13T20:00:00

Amazing camera, have taken some phenomenal pics with it so far, doesn't take much to learn the different modes and how to take some incredible photos!

NikonUser38060

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2015-03-25T20:00:00

I got this camera for sports and travel and I love it. It works great for indoor and outdoor photos and is amazing for travel due to its small size. The battery life is really good and the controls are also pretty easy to get used too.

PhotogNYBSTN

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2015-03-24T21:00:00

this camera is pretty impressive. easy to learn to use wether you sgoot manually or full auto. it has a diopter for those who wear glasses. i also got a vivitar battery grip which is useful for verticals

Kevin H.

2015-03-23T20:00:00

I have owned this camera for less than a week and I love it. It takes amazing pictures even for a beginner like me.

D5200

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2015-02-23T19:00:00

I have used plenty of cameras and the D5200 has hit me in the right spot! Boy do I love it! I use it for ALL my photography. So glad I came into the Nikon Family!

PunkinSpiceFrappuccino

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2015-01-29T19:00:00

Excellent digital camera, capable of shooting several issues with the 18-55mm kit lens!

Tonan

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2015-01-12T19:00:00

I bought this camera 5 days ago and I made such a great choice. This is my first DSLR and it is a great beginners camera, so easy to use. The battery life on it is amazing and the pictures come out crystal clear. I have the 18-55mm lens and as much bad reviews I've read about it, I think otherwise. The lens is amazing, and I am so happy with my new toy. The sound it makes when you take a picture sounds so professional and I love that! Will definitely bring it with me every time I go on vacation! Would definitely recommend!

NikonPro0706

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2015-01-04T19:00:00

This is my first DSLR, and I absolutely love it. I got it with the AF-S DX 18-140/3.5-5.6G ED VR lens, which is good for beginners. The camera is sturdy and I love the pictures I've taken so far. The controls are easy, and the camera is simple enough that learning from it is easy. Also, I love the moveable screen!

nazwick

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2014-12-30T19:00:00

I have had this camera now for 5 days. I got it as an Anniversary/Christmas gift from my husband. I am so happy with it. It takes great pictures, I love being able to capture such great detail in my Nature shots. I love all the different settings, my favorite is the Sports Setting for taking action shots of my dogs. I will say I am not used to only being able to zoom so far with the 18-55mm lens that came with it. (My last camera went to 90mm which isn't that bad but it is amazing how much you miss that last 35mm! LOL) But I hope to get a new 18-200 lens soon so my zooming issues with be gone. Other than that it is a great camera and I am very happy with it. :) I included my most favorite shot so far, a picture of wild Muscadine grapes with spider webs covered in early morning dew. :) The detail in this shot is amazing, something I could never get with my other camera!

MrsMoo

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2014-12-09T19:00:00

I purchased my D5200 about a year ago, and I have really enjoyed this camera. It stuns me at how good the color and focus quality can be, makes me look good as an amateur photographer I use it for business use in as a realtor, interior and exterior homes shots, and also use it when I travel. I recommend this camera for a beginner to somewhat advanced photographer. For more advanced photographers you will likely want to look at full frame rather than crop frame. This is a great camera for a starter and hard to go wrong at the current price. If you see yourself wanting to expand with more lenses, and you still want to stay in the budget priced DX camera's the D7100 might be a better choice because you can use lens that don't need to have a focus motor, the body has one built in. I purchased a nikon 18-200 DX lens with the kit 18-55 lens, and also a 55-300 DX lens, all good lens, I thought that I would use the 18-200 as my standard lens, however, I added a 16-85DX lens and love that lens for the slightly wider angle for landscape and indoor shots, as well as a good portrait lens. I like the camera and recommend it as good starter camera for someone that is more serious than a point and shoot. I also use an my older D50 and a P510

D5200shooter

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2014-09-24T20:00:00

I really like this camera ! After being frustrated for too long at being unable to get the photo I wanted with lesser cameras, I finally broke down and purchased a 'good' camera. This photo was taken with full auto, all I had to do was frame and zoom !

jimali

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2014-09-10T20:00:00

This is my 2nd DSLR camera, my first being an entry level Sony Alpha series. What I love about this camera,is how intuitive the controls /settings are once you get used to the menu layout. I'm now able to shoot in manual mode and change settings with button press or two in a heartbeat! The 18-55mm kit lens that came with it is "so-so", but I've bought several lenses since and have achieved spectacular results! The lens I tend to use as my "go-to" lens is my Nikkor 18-200mm VRII zoom, but my fave is my 50mm F1.8. Image quality using these lenses have absolutely exceeded my expectations. Next camera purchase will likely be a Nikkon full frame rig. Thanks Nikon!

Kanuck

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2014-07-23T20:00:00

This camera is very good. I know people have said the quality of photo is dependent on the glass, but the body offers many features that help you achieve maximum potential out of your glass. The 39 autofocus points are great, the 24MP sensor does a great job capturing detail and getting sharp images. Video quality is good (1080p at 30fps) and the audio quality is decent (I would recommend an external mic if you're serious about audio quality. Installing firmware updates has been easy, and Lightroom 4 and 5 both recognize the RAW files, which I would consider a "must-have" post-processing app. I am happy with my purchase, and even though the D5300 is out and I have heard good things about bumps in image quality (due to the removal of the AA-filter, and the other features such as Wifi and GPS, I think this camera is still great, and that if those features are important to you, then upgrade to the D5300; but if not, you will be satisfied with the image quality and interface of this DSLR.

NikonSuave

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2014-07-14T20:00:00

Very happy with the durablity. Picture quality is as good or better then some with D600. The menu is easy to follow with features such as sequencial shooting just one button away. Great battery life when not using the LCD screen.

yukongord

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2014-05-03T20:00:00

I bought this camera in November of 2013. This is my first DSLR camera. I had used a Nikon d90 back in 2011,and I fell in love with the brand. I use to use film when I was younger,and wanted to branch out to the digital era. The camera took a bit of getting use to, but it has been the best purchase I have ever made. Since then I have bought several lenses for it, and now own a small photography business. This is a great camera,and I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for one.

Midoriku

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2014-04-26T20:00:00

Hi Everyone, I am one of the many happy and satisfied Nikon D5200 owner in the planet. This is my 1st DSLR camera since birth :). When I started using this, I feel like a professional photographer already. This camera has met all my expectations and delivers all the requirements as an entry level 'professional photographer wanna be'. Yes, I have a long way to go in photography, but just in case I wanna upgrade my DSLR I will still keep my D5200 with me, because this camera has “Built my Foundation”.

DonAldo

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2014-04-04T20:00:00

When I purchased the D5200, I had never owned a DSLR or even a point and shoot, but I had done thorough research and figured out that this was the camera for me. This camera far exceeded my expectations: the 24 MP captures immense detail, the 1080p/60 fps recording is awesome (the fps is high enough to even get a little slow mo action going), the flip out screen is nice for those up high/ down low shots, and the list goes on. I was (and still am) very happy with my purchase, and my photography skills have gotten better as I have kept shooting. It might be time to step it up to the 7000 series and (eventually) to a full frame (D600?) .. Pros: 24 MP Flip out screen 1080p/60 fps video (with full shutter/aperture controls) 5 fps Color choices makes it more fun Perfect fit in the hand Easy interfaces/menus Nice button placements Nice Image Quality Cons: -BUFFER SIZE - only 6-7 RAW photos before the buffer gets filled.. This may not be a problem for everyone, but for people doing action/sports photography, this is kind of a drag -ISO noise - seems evident at even as low as 800 ISO -Live View kind of lags a little bit: takes a bit to switch to LV, a while to focus, etc.. but its LV so what can you expect.. -Flash button gets pushed alot accidentally while trying to change ISO, or just when changing grip -Can't change aperture size while in Live View In the end, the cons are just small things, and the pros greatly outweigh them. This is still an awesome camera

CaliGuy

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2014-03-13T20:00:00

If you are looking for a decent entry level DSLR, this is it. Very good picture quality, compatible to wide variety of Nikkor lenses to suite your requirement. Camera has just the perfect grip and user friendly inter-phase and so high value for your money. It's better than D5300 and D7100 even, if you consider the specs and the difference in price.

Shubha

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2014-03-02T19:00:00

I am a beginner action sports photographer. I got this camera as a gift and immediately started shooting. Its fast burst mode and easy settings interface make it a perfect camera. I recommend this camera to anyone getting into photography and is looking to pursue it seriously.

SVBikeandSki

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2014-02-13T19:00:00

This is my first DSLR- I had a film camera and a bunch of point and shoots, but this is my first "serious" digital. Simply put, I love it! The settings are all easy to find and use, auto-focus is great (depending on your glass, of course). It's fast, and the size is just right for me. I bought this primarily for travel, and this is small enough I will actually use it, but big enough I don't feel like it's a toy. The one negative is the kit lens. The 18-55mm VR is garbage. The pictures are soft and the focusing with this lens is awful. Don't get it (unless you really want the red body, like I did)! Get yourself the body only and the 35mm f/1.8 DX lens. It's a great "carry-around" lens. I love it!

ChrisInCT

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2014-02-03T19:00:00

Get to really know the D 5200 as it has lots of fast features to use. Once you are aligned with camera operations, you can get 4 to 5 lenses - with the savings from NOT buying the FX bigger brothers. Start taking fantastic pictures AFTER you are able to really know your camera.

Professor

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2014-01-18T19:00:00

Nice Camera for this price range. But, I do not suggest to keep for long run. It's taken perfect pictures during day, but I cannot say same thing for night shoots. Internal flash not enough or mostly doesn't work for night shoots. I can rate only 3 stars for this camera. It's almost ruin my vacation, I tried any settings to make it work-out for flash to take night shoots, most of time the camera wins. Because; flash did not worked, even I reset factory settings or tried any other custom settings. I am returning to exchange with other models.

Beginner

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2013-12-25T19:00:00

I recently bought this camera in a Christmas sale and I have been playing around with the settings. I upgraded from a Nikon S8100 point and shoot, and I am having no trouble whatsoever working out how to use it. Pros: Many features for money, Good value, Able to use Nikkor lenses, Light and compact, Easy to use, Cons, The stock lense, Not many, I have not had the camera for long so I have not found many.

Dynamic_FOOL

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2013-12-24T19:00:00

I started shooting Nikon in 1968 and after Fe2s',FG-20, N8008, N70, F4, and F5 this is serious relief. A bit reluctant to join the digital revolution but glad I did. This camera is great for beginner or pro and the features have all been listed in previous reviews. I have logged, indexed and mounted probably 10000 images with a typewriter and word processor now its recorded for me. I'm not a fan of the menu system myself, but its a small inconveinence. Anyone wanting to transition from film to digital this is a good start. Next stop for me is the FX format.

deebee

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