Nikon D7200 24.2 MP Digital SLR Camera (Black) with AF-S 18-140mm VR Kit Lens and 16GB Card, Camera Bag

Got this after much of research and study with my limited knowlege of photography and these tools. I am not a pro or not a kind who is picking up photography just like every other guy on social media. I just wanted a decent dslr for general purpose and choose to invest once in a overall good DSLR instead of entry level models such as 3 series or 5 series. This is a mid level DSLR camera that can pull off very good images in all environments. I majorly use it for my travel or holidaying. It's a bit on the bulky side. Good camera with advanced features and buttons that make it using it more easy than the touch screen models.

Good

Easy to handle

It is expected that people who buy camera of this level actually know what he is getting. So I am keeping this review short. Image quality is Very good, just what we expect from a corp sensor camera today. But similar technical quality photos can be obtained from much cheaper corp sensor camera but camera of this level provides more direct control through buttons and dials, which is very useful if you change settings frequently(again people who buy camera of this level should know what I am trying to say) and dont like/dont have time to fiddling through menus and also build quality(therefore, weight) is better too. Then the viewfinder is pentaprism, so brighter(bigger, but nothing to do with pentaprism) and more pleasing to use than pentamirrors of entry level. AF system is very nice, but also complex if you dont know what are you doing. It is useful for high speed action shooting otherwise simpler 11 point systems are maybe more convenient for everyday use. Finally, it boils down to your preference of ergonomics and lens selection to decide whether to get this one or not.

Nikon D7200 is pretty popular among prosumers and there seem to be good reasons for that. To start with, it connects thru wifi with my android phone and iPad instantly and transfers images in chosen quality. 2ndly, i can fire the shutter remotely from my phone. However, the Nikon app is pretty basic and doesnt allow me to change any settings on my camera.The menu is extensive and i have yet to explore it deeply. Will revert after some more clicks.