The Nikon D7100 is probably Nikon’s top crop sensor camera body, though some may argue in the D300s‘ favor. Normally, coming in at $1200, it can be just out of the price range of budding photographers. Today, we have a great deal on some refurbished D7100‘s, limited stock, which brings the camera in under $1000…quite the steal if you ask me!
Nikon D7100 Specs
- 24.1MP DX-format CMOS Sensor
- EXPEED 3 Image Processing Engine
- No Optical Low-Pass Filter
- 1080p Full HD Video Capture
- 3.2″ 1,229k-dot LCD Monitor
- Optical Viewfinder with OLED Display
- 6 fps Up to 100 Shots at Full Resolution
- 51-point AF with 15 Cross-type Sensors
- Built-In Flash with Commander Function
- Magnesium Alloy Body; Moisture Resistant
If you are a Nikon shooter with one of the 3xxx or 5xxx model cameras, or even a D7000 owner, this is a great deal. Thanks to a $207 discount you can pickup a refurbished D7100 for just $939, an absolute steal for such a new camera. But, as with many good deals quantities are limited, so if you want in on it I suggest you check your bank account and then head over to B&H asap.
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this camera is a good upgrade from d7000
I just got a D7100 used from Kijiji over this past weekend for a steal. It was virtually new and the shutter count was only 320! I’ve already put it to heavy use the day after I got it and took advantage of shutter speeds > 1/4000, 51 AF points spread out over the entire frame, 1/250 sync speed using off camera flash, and the 2 pre-set U modes.
The D610 can’t do any of that, and it’s over ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS more expensive than my D7100!
(correction, the D610 has the 2 pre-set U modes.)
I was able to snatch up a brand new D7100 on Christmas Day for $799 with an Amazon Quick Fire Sale. It was only available for an hour and boy was I lucky I found that.