This is just one example and NOT scientific or meant to be in ANY WAY be something people should make a complete judgement of the D7200's low light performance. I've only taken a very few shots with my new D7200, and I don't have the same shots taken with my D7100 for comparison. I just thought I'd show a 100% crop in low light taken at 1600 ISO. The first is SOOC with no adjustments other than Lightroom's RAW conversion. The second is with a little editing and slight noise reduction.
The lens was a Tamron 150-600 at 500mm.
I can tell you that the D7200 has focused very quickly and accurately in low light. I took owl pictures in near darkness at 10,000 ISO and the camera focused accurately and quickly. I'll post more later.
SOOC 100% crop
With minimal exposure, sharpening and noise editing.
The lens was a Tamron 150-600 at 500mm.
I can tell you that the D7200 has focused very quickly and accurately in low light. I took owl pictures in near darkness at 10,000 ISO and the camera focused accurately and quickly. I'll post more later.
SOOC 100% crop
With minimal exposure, sharpening and noise editing.
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