We'll see.Ĭurrent competitors' own flagship APS-C sensor incorporating DSLRs include the Pentax K5 II, Canon EOS 7D and the Sony SLT-A37 or SLT-A77. With the D7100 it's all about maximum detail, so Nikon is selling this DSLR on the basis that the positives outweigh the negatives. Such a filter prevents unwanted artefacts creeping into an image but can sacrifice some detail as a result. The manufacturer has removed the traditional low pass filter from this camera, as it did with the pricier Nikon D800E DSLR pitched at commercial photographers. 'DX' is the term by which the manufacturer refers to its consumer models incorporating an APS-C format chip, as opposed to the physically larger full frame sensor used in pro DSLRs costing £2K upwards, which Nikon terms FX format. Nikon has 16 digital SLRs in its current line up, so how does the 24.1 effective megapixel Nikon D7100 fit in? Hyped as an enthusiast's dream and a camera for amateurs who aspire to go pro, the new model doesn't directly replace the Nikon D7000 predecessor - at least for now - but does slot in as its new 'DX format' flagship model.
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