Nikon D7100 Camera Review

Works well on my Nikon D7100 with all my lens.

Perfect for my Nikon D7100

Works well with my mono lights and my Nikon D7100.

Works perfect for Nikon D7100

All I did was follow instructions and it was working with my Nikon D7100.

Used this lens with my new Nikon D7100 for the first time. I would have to say I was very please with it.

fantastic bag to have along for everyday use... a bit small camera compartment (Nikon D7100 with 35mm lens and SB-600 flash just fits) but nicely disguised and some extra room for everyday items.

I am a special case. I have a mobility disability and use a rollater (walker with wheels) or canes. I am also 290 lbs. The waist strap just barely reaches but that's on me. I probably wouldn't use it anyway... I need something to carry downstairs to the car along with a one cane. So the carry options are a terrific thing. I have a Nikon D7100 with a Tamron 150-600 G2 lens with the hood attached hood in the main part along with a Nikon Df with a Nikon 24-120 G lens on the top shelf. I added a velcro partition (B&H sells them) on the top shelf so my Df doesn't come tumbling out when I have the D7100 out. This is just an added precaution from past boo boo's with other cases.. The Alpine 600 with both cameras, lenses and hoods attached along with batteries and other assessories actually feels lighter and well balanced than any other case or cases I have used. I can take either camera out w/o the other one being a concern. I strap it on my rollater for short hikes. I still use my other small cases when I only want to take one camera but for a two camera day, this is the cat's meow... B*H was terrific from start to finish as usual. Good Deal!

Upgraded from a Nikon D5100 to a D7100 recently, so it was time to upgrade to a quality lens, so after studying reviews, I decided to do the Nikon 17-55mm f/2.8 ED ... Looks like I made the right choice ... I am NOT a pro or even very experienced (yet), but I enjoy photography, so take my review with a grain of salt ... read quite a few reviews from different places before I would sink $ in a lens (cost more than the camera), but I often heard ... buy good glass, then buy the camera with the money you have left ... hehehe ...The D7100 is not the best camera made, but it is a very good DX product and has really good features, so I took the new camera out using the Nikon 18-140mm lens that I had at the time and it did a really good job ... pleased with the initial camera trial. Did a class reunion and GKs to the zoo recently with the new 17-55mm f/2.8 and VERY pleased with the results ... several of the class reunion close-up portraits (with my SB700 speedlite) were super and same with the zoo pix ... had a pix of a gorilla and an orangutan that were top-notch ... still think that I need to learn the lens and see what works best with it and how it performs with different settings to make all the photos come out like some of the photos ... but all are really good and can't wait to get out and tackle more.

This converter allows me to use my Vivitar macro lens on my new Nikon D7100 camera. I also have many filters for my macro lens so they now work with the Nikon D7100!!!