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Love the D5200. Spoke about my experience with it here: http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51361285. AF has been excellent.

The D5200 wins all the objective lab tests. Dxo and Sensorgen. Dxo rates it the number 1 crop sensor, and Sensorgen, I believe, rates the D5200 higher in terms of QE than any other DSLR sensor in...

Where did you hear they have the same sensor? Even if you leave aside the fact the D7100 has no AA filter, I have not heard any official confirmation that it has the same Toshiba sensor as the D5200.

The 70-200 F4 stands toe-to-toe with the awesome 85 F1.8 prime. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/51361285

Might be true, in part, but that is just an ad hominem argument.

Here is my two cents. Sold some Canon gear a year ago ( 7D and some good lenses, including 70-200L and 135 F2.0L) and was using a hired pro for motorcycle photography for a while. Needed own gear...

D5200 shot taken earlier today. SOOC.

This is the statement that I feel is speculation, from stuntmonkey above: "When it comes to acquisition and lock on speed, it's D4/D3s > D800/D700 > D300s > and presumably faster than D7100."

You are just speculating.

Compare the blue sky on this D5200 iso400 shot: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nikonfrance/8160826365/sizes/o/in/set-72157631942703170/

I think it looks analog, which is the ultimate resolution, of course.

Enlarge the first image to 100%. I have not owned a camera/lens combo yielding that kind of detail and sharpness without post-processing. The D5200 also has a very smooth, "quiet" rendition of...

I should add that Chris has already posted some shots from this same shoot, and I frankly cannot remember who shot these particular images, because we were passing my new D5200 back and forth. If I...

I have followed DP review for well over a decade. I run an internet motorcycle ezine, so have shot digital since the late 1990s (anyone else remember paying several hundred dollars for a 2...