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Nikon DSLR Cameras
D7100
High ISO using settings use to use on D5100
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<blockquote data-quote="DraganDL" data-source="post: 256913" data-attributes="member: 18251"><p>First off, I've got to tell you a little secret: you did not get the REALLY "superior" sensor by buying D7100 (compared to D5100's sensor). Especially not the one which would be superior in terms of a low light performance. What you DID get is an in-camera motor drive (allowing you to autofocus with AF-D lenses), better matrix metering system (allowing you to use the non-CPU lenses), the sensor void of a low pass filter (which, theoretically could result in photos being more "detailed", but, also theoretically, could result in photos suffering from artifacts), and the weather-sealed casing. But, that's (probably) another story. The problem which is bothering you might be a consequence of your metering set in a different way than before (matrix, spot etc.).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DraganDL, post: 256913, member: 18251"] First off, I've got to tell you a little secret: you did not get the REALLY "superior" sensor by buying D7100 (compared to D5100's sensor). Especially not the one which would be superior in terms of a low light performance. What you DID get is an in-camera motor drive (allowing you to autofocus with AF-D lenses), better matrix metering system (allowing you to use the non-CPU lenses), the sensor void of a low pass filter (which, theoretically could result in photos being more "detailed", but, also theoretically, could result in photos suffering from artifacts), and the weather-sealed casing. But, that's (probably) another story. The problem which is bothering you might be a consequence of your metering set in a different way than before (matrix, spot etc.). [/QUOTE]
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