Nikon D7100 started shipping in the US today. Currently only D7100 kits are in stock at Amazon, B&H and Adorama. The D7100 digitutor is also available online. The Nikon D7100 manual can be downloaded here. New ISO and white balance D7100 sample images were published on Ephotozine.
The new Nikon D7100 instant rebates are now live at B&H (for the additional savings, click on the Buy Together & Save link): $100 savings for the D7100 + 18-105mm kit Additional $200 savings on the Nikkor 70-300mm lens Additional $150 savings on the Nikkor AF-S 55-300mm lens Additional $100 savings on the the Nikkor 55-200mm lens Additional [...]
The Nikon D7100 is currently shipping in Europe. Amazon Germany lists the availability as 6-10 days from third party resellers. In the US the camera is expected to start shipping tomorrow (March 14th). If you have pre-ordered the D7100 kit, you may have to call your store to adjust the price after the new $100 instant rebate kicks in [...]
The $100 instant saving on the Nikon D7100 kit (with 18-105mm lens) I mentioned few days ago is already active on BestBuy’s website. The promotions should officially start on March 14th 2013.
The latest rumors suggest that Nikon USA will introduce a new $100 instant saving for the D7100 kit (with 18-105mm lens) starting on March 14th 2013, which is also the camera’s shipping date. Currently the D7100 kit is listed online for $1,596.95. The price of the D7100 body only will remain the same ($1,196.95). This [...]
The Nikon D7100 may start shipping a week earlier: Amazon changed the shipping date from March 21st to March 14th. Nikon D7100 is now available for pre-order on Amazon France. B&H now lists the Nikon MB-D15 battery grip for D7100 priced at $269.95. The first two Nikon D7100 books: Some more sample images taken with the Nikon D7100:
A dpreview forum member contacted Nikon Europe and asked them about the new D7100 being described as the “new flagship of Nikon’s DX-format HD-SLR lineup” on Nikon USA website (the D7100 is described as “enthusiast-level DX format camera” in Europe). This is Nikon’s answer:
