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<description>The Nikon D5100 is just a solid camera with excellent photo and video quality, but relatively sluggish performance tarnishes its appeal for me.
Nikon fixes that within the D5200 using the same brand-new autofocus and metering systems that debuted in the D600, plus an up-to-date larger-end viewfinder, and the result is a substantially better shooting experience that makes it an excellent choice for many-around family and vacation photography.</description>
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