Better, buffer: Nikon D7200 First Impressions Review posted
Nikon's D7200 has some big shoes to fill. The D7100 was one of our favorite midrange DSLRs of the past few years, and though it's by no means a radical upgrade, the D7200 presents some notable new features. It has a 24.2MP CMOS sensor with no optical low-pass filter, an updated 51-point AF system sensitive to -3EV, a much larger buffer that can take up to 27 Raw images at 6 fps, and Wi-Fi with NFC.
We got our hands on an early model - find out all about what's new in our first look at the D7200.
Read our Nikon D7200 First Impressions Review
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