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D5100 Creativity from any point of view. Pictures that amaze. Movies that inspire.

The Nikon D5100 and its included AF-S 18-55mm VR lens offer a host of new photographic and video tools including a 16.2 MP DX-format CMOS sensor, 4 fps continuous shooting and breathtaking Full 1080p HD Movies with full time autofocus.
$599.95*SRPSRP (Suggested Retail Price) listed only as a suggestion. Actual prices are set by dealers and are subject to change at any time.
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Unexpectedly love this camera more than any other! After borrowing a friend D90 a bunch of times, i knew i wanted my own. After checking out a local camera shop I was torn between the D90 and D5100. I did a lot of research and decided on the D5100 as my camera. I really liked the D90 everytime i used it, but now after using the D5100 i would never look back. Its easy to use, has a ton of cool features, and the swivel screen LCD display comes in handy more times than you'd ever imagine. November 23, 2011
In Love with this babe Its pretty nice camera even if it half frame one it gave you a diff taste and diff stage July 16, 2012
Great Step UP I've been a point and shooter for 35 years and finally decided to step up to a digital SLR. Did a LOT of research befor I decided on the D5100. I purchased the 5100 about 3 months ago and am still learning about all of the things that I can do with this camera. Meanwhile I;m getting great photos and movies by setting the dial to auto or one of the scene modes. The function buttons seem to be located where they are easy to find and as I use it more I am able to find most of them without removeing my eye from the VF. Speaking of which the view finder is bright, clear and easy to use with all of the info you need visible. I like the autofocus positions in the VF and the ability to move the point of focus, comes in very handy for those off center subjects. I was concerned about the additional weight of a DSLR vs a P&S but I find this is not a problem for me. I added the Nikon 18-105mm lens to my bag which gives me the extra reach I wanted and only adds 4 or 5 oz. to the unit. Love that lens. I am glad I got this camera and expect to have this one for a long time. July 14, 2012
Ease of use This is my first "real camera" and I'm loving it. I've only had it two weeks, but I love the ease of use. Thank you. July 12, 2012
So far, so good! Plan to take a course with a professional photographer to learn how to get the most out of our D5100.. Probably will get a longer than 200mm telephoto lens. July 11, 2012
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Will it take he same lens as a D90

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Generally the D5100 has no build-in motor so that only with build-in-motor lenses you get autofocus.
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All lenses that fit a D90 will fit on a D5100, but they must be AF-S type lenses to auto-focus.
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Yes, as it is a F mount, but I don't think you will have autofocus on it...personnaly, I have the 1979 Nikkor lens 55mm micro and it fits on my D3000, I just have to make manual focus that's all.
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Will my D40 lenses fit the D5100 or D7000?

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Subject says it all--will my D40 lenses fit the D5100 or D7000? And how, in general, can one tell which lenses will fit which cameras?
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Nikon offers two types of autofocus digital camera bodies: those with a built-in focus drive motor and those which require a lens to have a motor. Cameras such as the D5100 do not have a focus motor in it, but the D7000 does. All Nikon NIKKOR lenses have an "F" mount" so they fit any D-SLR body. While the D5100 can use a lens with no focus motor (an “AF” lens) you would have to manually turn the focus ring to bring the subject in to sharp focus.
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All nikon DSLR's use a F bayonet mount, they will work on all DSLR's, just a matter if they will autofocus. The D5100 has no internal focus motor so it can only use lenses marked af-s in order to auto focus. The D7000 has an internal focus motor so it will auto focus with all lenses marked af and af-s.
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AF-S lenses will work with both the D7000 and they D5100. AF lenses are without internal focus motors and will not work with D5100 (lacks lens motor) but will work with D7000. There are also third party lenses that do not have internal focus motors. All will work in manual focus. Any lens that works with your D40 will also auto focus on both the D5100 and d7000
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Also, can you recommend an additional lens to purchase to help with photographs in a gymnasium?
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Absolutely. It's more about technique and practice than it is about the gear. He can pan the action and hit the shutter when the time looks good. Timing and anticipation will get you the shots you want.
Apr 17, 2012 by
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I own the D5100 & D7000, I like them both. The 5100 tops out @ 4 Frames per second, The D7000 takes 6 frames per second & has a faster Buffer rate,-it will load images faster to the memory card.

For Motocross you need speed. I would recomend the D7000 & a 70-200 f2.8 lens. This is an expensive setup but will get the job done.

Good luck & have fun, I raced Motocross when I was a young man & had a BLAST !
PS, get a fast 16 Gig SD card & a spare battery too.
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The D5100 is can shoot at 4 frames per second, which should be fast enough for fast action.
As far as lenses are concerned you will want something with a fast maximum apeture.
Since gymnasiums are dimly lit, you might want to look at the following lenses:

AF-S NIKKOR 24-120mm f/4G ED VR. This will give you the reach you may need but you may have to bump up the ISO on the camera to get a faster shutter speed.

AF-S NIKKOR 85mm f/1.8. This will give you the speed you need but you will have to get closer to the action.

AF-S NIKKOR 70-200mm f/2.8 ED VR II. This is a great lens but it's also expensive.

If you are unsure about any lens, I would try renting them from your local photography shop so you can see how the lens works for your shooting conditions.

Hope this helps,

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Does it have the 3D still imaging?

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I believe it does not...
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According to "Tech Specs" it does not have this feature...
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No
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Will the pop-up flash trigger my Speedlights? How many groups will it control?

Apr 5, 2011 by
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I'm confused. It seems like people are saying that this camera won't have full CLS, that the pop-up won't be able to control off-camera Speedlights. If not, will this feature be added via firmware later?
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Unfortunately Jimmy, the D5100's internal flash does not have CLS commanding capabilities, a feature that probably wouldn't increase much in either size, weight or price, and would aggregate a lot of value!
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The built-in flash of some D-SLR cameras can work as a commander to trigger other speedlight wirelessly but, that will depend on the model of your camera.
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I asked this question earlier today and got a generic answer from the staff that didn't answer the question. This is specifically aimed at the new D5100. Will the pop-up flash of a D5100 trigger Speedlights in the CLS? If not, what do I need to buy to use my CLS speedlights?
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You can use the SU-800 Commander on your camera.
Apr 7, 2011 by
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By all accounts no, well not via commander mode anyway, but I could be wrong. Then again depends what flashes you are using, if its SB-700, 800 or 900 then you will be able to control them manually via SU-4 mode on the flash.
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When is the D5100 available to buy?

Apr 15, 2011 by
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I am interested in buying D5100. when is it available in the market to buy?
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Best Buys already have them on stock, I got mine on Sunday. Amazon as well.
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New models are usually available after 30 to 45 days from the release date. You may want to check with your local dealer or keep visiting our Nikon store.
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How many hours of Full HD (1080p) video can you shoot with a 8 GB card

Apr 19, 2011 by
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D3100 movie mode capacity is 10 minutes regardless of SD card size. : ( The 5100 I do not know.
Apr 19, 2011 by
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the card will hold quite a lot but the camera itself will prob only record 20 mins max at most.
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or can it be several shots of up to 20 min depending on the card's memory capacity
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hi!! the 20 minutes are for a single shot and you can make as many 20min shots as your card space get full!!!
Apr 29, 2011 by
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20 minutes is just the max length for one clip. You can record multiple 20 minute clips until you fill your memory card up.
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What's the best way to control autofocus while shooting video?

May 5, 2011 by
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I'm trying to shoot training videos of myself. While recording, the autofocus goes in and out. Sometimes it's where I want it (on my face) and other times in on my hands when gesturing or the background. I need to keep my face in sharp focus.

I've increased the f-stop to try to increase the depth-of-field without much luck. When I switch to manual mode, I can't get a sharp enough picture either. Are there any best practices to using the video elements to my new D5100?
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you can change your auto focus to single auto, it sounds to me like you may be using it on continuous servo focus where it keeps finding the moving object or another way to try it would be on portrait mode it recognizes faces and tends to follow them rather than what is centered or moving.
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Getting a faster lens with auto focus might help. Also, make sure the background and foreground aren't too similar in terms of colors/lighting. I had that same problem too.
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Is this product compatible with the mac computer?

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Is this camera compatible with mac computers? Can you plug the cmaera inn and edit on the mac with iPhoto?
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Yes it is compatible with mac.
May 11, 2011 by
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Yes, this camera is compatible with MAC OS. You can transfer the photos to your computer and then work on them in any software.
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I bought my D5100 in San Diego but I moved to Mexico City, Can I have product support here in Mx?

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Why not?u just need your product's serial number & site of U.S Nikon cuz u that key no. is applicable only in u.s.a.
May 22, 2011 by
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Nikon Digital Warranty for products purchased in the USA won't be valid in Mexico (only USA).
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Using External video monitor while shooting video.

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Can I Use an External video monitor while shooting video?
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yes, you have to buy a field monitor with HDMI input. there are zillions of them out there. :)
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You will need to get in contact with the manufacture of the third equipment for compatibility information with our products.
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How is the video transferred to a computer?

Jun 11, 2011 by
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Nikon View is recommended but as a first-time experiment I downloaded to iPhoto (11). Clips played successfully including audio. Haven't tried but assume can move into iMovie for editing.
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Via a usb cable, same as importing images.
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Auto focus soft.

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I bought a new D5100, because I shoot a lot of people. I have noticed a ton of out of focused shots. Is there a better AF metering to set the camera to for fashion photography?
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you're probably using the AF in the wrong mode. AF-S only focuses once, and in the focus area you selected. AF-C follows moving people (that's better for fashion shows) as long as you keep your shutter release halfway down. BUT, if you are using live view, forget about instant and precise focus. so DON'T use live view for fashion photography.
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How can i adjust image review time (duration suchas 5 sec, 10 sec) after each shooting for D5100?

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The option is in the Menu, top-left button on the back of the camera.
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Please see page #160 of the user's manual for the D5100 in order to set the Auto Off Timers.
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Is it available in D5100 a multi ower battery pack? What's the model number?

Jun 25, 2011 by
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No there is no grip/battery pack for the 5100 specifically. but you can buy the one for the d3100, and then sand or cut off the small lip on the one side and it will fit just fine.
I did this and it works great. I have two batterys in mine, and its great for turning the camera longways to take portait style shots (button on the grip too).
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The D5100 doesn't carry a battery pack.
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Does this camera come with a lens? If so what lens?

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If your purchase the D5100 with the body and kit you'll get the 18-55mm VR lens which is a great lens.
 
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The kit usually has the 18-55 vr.
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Why does my AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55 mm VR make a clicking when VR is on, why?

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My lens makes the mirror stick toward the end of my shot but only when the VR is turned on...why? I just bought this whole kit and is less than one week old. I have not mistreated this item at all. Please advice.

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Answer: 
Clicking sounds are not normal. It sounds like its defective.
Exchange it at the reseller or contact Nikons official support.
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That is completely normal. Please click on the link below for information about VR technology.
http://support.nikonusa.com/app/ans...
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Yes it will work.
I have two AF-s lenses.
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Yes it works on the D5100.
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Does Nikon D5100 come with a lens cap included?

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Answer: 
Yes, assming you're buying one that comes with a lens. :)
Some are sold Body only.
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