compared to the Nikon P510 is the Nikon P520 a darker Red
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I did not own a P510 but from what I've seen in the stores I think the P520 is the same color.
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I have a 520, the Amazon page for the 510 looks the same as ours. I believe the're the same color.
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I have had the e-510 and now the e520 and im havin trouble with it too. Just seem to be soft and not vivid I think the e-510 took better photos.
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Hi, I never had the D3200...so I could not tell. I got the Nikon after using an Olympus and I can tell the colors are more vibrant and the shutting speed (sports) is way faster. I'm no expert so I would suggest you do some research online in order to compare the 2 Nikon cameras. :)
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Michele, If the P520 is the same shape as the P510 which I think it is then it should. The only difference between the two that I know of is the P520 has WI-FI.
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Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED would be a good choice. Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G... » Read More Yes it is. That being said it is not a great choice for a DX Sensor camera like the D5200. The problem is that on a DX Sensor this lens is 42mm to 300mm which means you will not be able to take any wide angle shots. For group pictures you will have to step back farther than you might like. For your camera I would recommend the , Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor 28-200mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED. There are two versions of this lens the only difference is the the new one has a focus lock button and a gold painted VR instead of a Red Painted one. If you are on a budget the AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6G IF-ED would be a good choice. « Show Less
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The HC-V520 and 520K are the same model. The K designates the camcorder is black in color. The 520M is a model that is not sold in the USA and has an internal memory.
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I called Nikon, and they guided me to their site where you could do a compare on both lens (http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Camera-Lenses/Sports-and-Action/index.page). Turns out the old one is heavier, has more elements, and takes sharper pictures. This one is very ideal for me and takes great pictures. The lighter the better. Hope I answered your question.
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Hi Michele,I saw the P520 pictures and the camaeras are similar as my P510.For sure you can use it also for the P520.
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Hi James, I'm pretty sure the D5300 uses the same battery as the D5200 but I'm not completely sure. What you can do is go to Best Buy which I believe has the D5300 and the D5200. If they do have them both, if the battery for the 5200 fits the 5300 then theres your answer. I wish I could be more help but the Wasabi battery works wonderfully well in our camera.
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my camera was not silver so i'm not sure if the color makes a difference. mine did include all the above but it is a red camera.
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I do not believe so. The P5210 I believe is smaller and a slightly different shape.
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Gosh no I don't know. All I know is that the P300 has bad optics and that the Nikon service department intentionally lies to its customers. I switched to a Sony camera and I get much better pictures with that in a smaller form factor at about half the price.
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You can go to the Nikon website and do a side by side comparison of both models.
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I have not used Nikon D5100, (i have used my brother's D5000) From reading professional reviews, Image quality of K-5 and K-30 is one of the best in APC-S sensors. D7000 and D5100 shares same sensor (made by Sony) and would provide very similar results. I believe D7000 would be the best match to K-30 in terms of image quality, features, build quality; and D5100 is below it. I think Pentax's filtering offer a little better image quality in high ISO than Nikon, but it would have to be croped to tell a difference. Both cameras would offer very good image quality. Look into prices and quality of lenses and the feel of both cameras in your hands; and also, the features it offers (performance, metering, auto focus, weather sealing, live niew AF, quality lenses,and more) Hope this helps! Elijah
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Compare them and when you do, bear in mind that the Nikon was 50% more.http://www.dxomark.com/index.php/en/Camera-Sensor/Compare-sensors/%28appareil1%29/675|0/%28appareil2%29/680|0/%28onglet%29/0/%28brand%29/Sony/%28brand2%29/Nikon
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I have a d5200 and I used it at a fall program for my granddaughter and had no problem.
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Yes, but on wide angle images, there may be a dark circle around the pictures you take. It did on my Nikon D5200