D5200

[yildori]

Aún no la tengo, pero me he encontrado con esto:

 

http://www.eoshd.com/content/9653/nikon-d5200-review

 

 

 

 

Pros

• Great image which sharpened up and grades very well in post
• Cleanly resolved detail with no moire or aliasing issues, though soft like the 5D Mark III direct from the camera
• Cleaner mid-tones than the 5D Mark III with less mosquito noise
• High quality articulated screen saves your back
• Extremely clean in low light if you avoid flat image profile and keep contrast on default setting for punchy out of the camera results
• Good colour, even at high ISOs – and smooth gradation
• Cinematic motion cadence
• Solid codec (despite standard 24Mbit bitrate), no mud issues
• PAL / NTSC switchable frame rates makes the D5200 a true ‘worldcam’ – finally 30,25,24p in one DSLR
• Very good Toshiba sensor delivers superb quality 24MP (6K) stills
• Very good JPEG engine and built in timelapse functionality
• Good ergonomics, though basic
• Clean HDMI output – suitable for external ProRes recording
• During HDMI output, camera LCD / live view remains on
• No distracting gamma or levels shift between live view mode and record mode
• Plenty of manual controls in video mode including audio, with on-screen meter
• Well designed menu system
• Very affordable

Cons

• Using flat picture profile causes banding over dimly exposed areas of the frame at all ISOs
• Rolling shutter skew worse than most other DSLRs of the new generation
• Nikon lens mount one of the least adaptable – only Nikon and Leica R glass can be used
• No slow-mo or 60p at full resolution, image quality in 1080/60i and 720/60p is very low
• Very small battery
• No kelvin manual white balance setting
• If set to 1080p, HDMI drops to 720p when recording starts (but mercifully short blank-out)
• Cluttered screen when 16:9 guides are displayed and no dedicated movie mode on the dial. (Consider taping top and bottom of screen for 16:9 composition with ‘Las Vegas’ turned off)
• Aperture on modern Nikon glass cannot be adjusted whilst in live view mode (very silly)
• No screw-drive AF for AI/S lenses
• Few dedicated buttons (such as white balance, ISO, though one can be assigned to dedicate Fn button)
• No JPEG aspect ratio settings
• No crop mode like the GH2 or GH3
• Punch-in magnification a little soft (though 5 levels of zoom and easy to access with one press)

 

Creo que lo entiendo todo, pero aún me atranco algo con el inglés. Salida limpia HDMI, pero que baja a 720 cuando le das al rec, pero si no se le da, ¿seguirá mandando la señal por HDMI o se apagará al poco tiempo?

 

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[santi_man72]

No creo que se apague. pero no lo se.

Un poco lo que ya sabiamos , ¿no?

bueno lo del rolling shutter mas acusado que en otras cámaras, no parece muy grave.

A ver si podemos enterarnos de si se apaga el Lv al rato... pero me da que al estar conectado a un dispositivo externo no lo hará.

 

Muy interesante que tenga buenos medios tonos y buen resultado ante moire...encima comparandola con nada menos que una 5d mark3...

 

si alguien sabe que narices es "mosquito noise" ??? jejejeje ...tiene menos mosquitos que la d5mark3

 

JODER ES UN CAMARÓN!!

 

yo a aguanterme con mi d5100 :(

[santi_man72]

Bueno...leyendo el artículo...se le cae a uno la baba. con estamentos como que es mejor para vídeo incluso que la d800: "The D5200 is an extraordinary camera. The street price is $700 yet it’s better for video than the flagship full frame Nikon D800, with none of the same moire & aliasing issues."

¡Corramos a nuestras tiendas mas cercanas!

 

añado de la misma páginna una comparativa con el supuesto buque insignia del cine dslr la 5d mark lll

 

http://www.eoshd.com/content/9713/nikon-d5200-vs-canon-5d-mark-iii