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# Full HD 1080p video 16.2MP CMOS sensor 3.0" vari-angle LCD Nikon D5100 Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm VR Lens

**Brand:** nikon
**Price:** € 866.78
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 📷 Unlock your creative edge — shoot like a pro, wherever life takes you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nikon D5100 Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm VR Lens by nikon
- **How much does it cost?** € 866.78 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Key Features

- • **Cinematic Full HD Video:** Record smooth, professional-quality 1080p movies at multiple frame rates.
- • **Versatile Vari-Angle LCD:** Shoot from any angle—high, low, or selfie-ready—with the 3-inch 921k-dot swivel screen.
- • **Stunning 16.2MP Resolution:** Capture every detail with crystal-clear clarity and vibrant colors.
- • **Precision 11-Point Autofocus:** Lock onto your subject instantly with class-leading autofocus coverage.
- • **Creative Special Effects On-The-Go:** Elevate your shots with 7 unique in-camera effects for photos and videos.

## Overview

The Nikon D5100 DSLR with 18-55mm VR lens delivers professional-grade 16.2MP image quality and Full HD 1080p video recording. Its unique 3-inch vari-angle LCD lets you compose shots from unconventional angles, while the 11-point autofocus system ensures sharp focus in diverse conditions. Packed with 7 special effects modes and a wide ISO range up to 25600, this camera balances creative flexibility with ease of use, making it a top choice for aspiring photographers and travel enthusiasts seeking high-quality results without breaking the bank.

## Description

Product Description The Nikon D5100 - Inspiration from any angleThanks to high-resolution (approx. 921k-dot) and a wide viewing angle, the vari-angle LCD monitor lets you check your composition comfortably while using Live View or full HD movie. Click here for a larger imageThe Nikon D5100, with its horizontal swingout, vari-angle LCD monitor, makes it exciting to capture the world from a unique viewpoint. Taking pictures and recording full HD movies will never be the same again. Explore your creative side with the special effects mode that is now available in a Nikon D-SLR for the first time. Get ready for incredibly unique pictures and full HD movies. Demand the quality that you deserve. The Nikon D5100 captures your subjects with rich colours and fine detail, delivering incredible levels of resolution and image quality for both stills and full HD movies."I lowered the camera from my usual eye level and realised how different things can appear." Vari-angle LCD monitor lets you take pictures from unique viewpointsThe new high resolution (approx. 921k-dot), large 7.5-cm (3-in.) vari-angle LCD monitor opens horizontally up to 180º and flips up and down from +180º to -90º. Now you're ready to view, shoot and record your subjects from unique perspectives. Try a high angle for overhead shots, waist level for candid Live View and movie shooting, or a low vantage point for a look from ground level. You can also place the Nikon D5100 on a tripod or other stable surface and still see yourself while composing self-portraits.Create incredible movies — full HD (1,920 × 1,080 at 24/25/30 fps) movies and the D-SLR advantageThe Nikon D5100 delivers exceptional D-Movie performance with its full HD capability, full-time-servo AF (AF-F) and precise exposure control. In-camera movie editing and sound recording capability (stereo with optional microphone) are also provided. Together with D-SLR advantages like beautiful background blur, high ISO sensitivity performance and extensive NIKKOR lens compatibility, movie-making potential reaches impressive new levels.Make your pictures and movies more fun and artistic — special effects modeYour images should always have the look and feel you desire. One way to accomplish this is to set the mode dial to EFFECTS and choose from 7 different creative options such as Selective colour (Select up to three colours to show in the image, and the rest will remain in black and white), colour sketch and Miniature effect. You can take advantage of these stunning effects while you shoot.Captures your subject precisely with wide area coverage — 11-point AF systemThe Nikon D5100's 11 focus points, including a crosstype sensor, widely cover the frame and capture the subject sharply. When using 3D-tracking (11 points) mode, the camera works together with the Scene Recognition System to keep your main subject in focus even if the composition changes.Autofocus for sharper subjects during Live View and full HD movie shootingThe Nikon D5100 helps you focus by offering a choice of focus modes to match your subject matter — even when using Live View or shooting full HD movies. Simply use AF-F mode to keep the camera focusing automatically while recording. Selective colour - Select up to three colours to show in the image, and the rest will remain in black and white. Click here for a larger imageImage quality in a class of its own — image sensor with 16.2 effective megapixels and EXPEED 2 image processing engineIncorporating the latest Nikon D-SLR technologies such as the DX-format CMOS sensor and EXPEED 2 image processing engine, the Nikon D5100 delivers outstanding image quality.Clean and clear images, even in low lightThe Nikon D5100 provides all the technologies you need to achieve excellent results even when available light is scarce. Its CMOS sensor offers a remarkably wide ISO range from 100 to 6400 (extendable to 25600 in Hi2 setting) with reduced noise. This enables you to shoot at faster shutter speeds and capture scenes and subjects with less blur. Even handheld shots and full HD movies come out looking great in low light.Exquisite detail in both highlights and shadows — HDR (High Dynamic Range)When shooting extreme contrasts such as sunlit clouds and a foreground deep in shadow, it was once quite difficult to render both textures equally. Not any more. With the HDR setting, the Nikon D5100 takes two shots within a single shutter release: one overexposed and one underexposed. The camera then combines the two images to reveal an extremely wide dynamic range, but with less noise and richer colour gradation than ever before (Recommended to use a tripod).If the contrast in your shooting scenario is extremely high and you want detail throughout the entire range, HDR is the right choice. Click here for a larger imageBalancing light and shade beautifully — Active D-LightingUseful in a variety of situations, Active D-Lighting automatically renders the highlights and shadows of high-contrast scenes so that they appear more like how they are perceived by the human eye. Leave Active D-Lighting on Auto for effortless adjustment, or select the strength level according to your shooting conditions.Optimised camera settings at your fingertips — 16 Scene ModesThe Nikon D5100 has Scene Modes that match a diverse range of scenes. The five most popular modes can be found on the mode dial, while others can be selected by setting the dial to SCENE and rotating the command dial. Once you've decided, the camera automatically chooses the camera settings that will provide the best results. With Nikon's Scene Modes, you will never have to worry about complicated camera settings.Let the camera select the best mode to match the scene — Scene Auto SelectorIf you are shooting still pictures using Live View with Auto or Auto (flash off), Scene Auto Selector (when using AF) will automatically select the most appropriate Scene Mode, choosing from Portrait, Landscape, Close up, and Night portrait. Leave it up to the Nikon D5100 to deliver optimum results, leaving you more time to concentrate on the shot. Customise the look and feel of your photos to suit your taste with Picture Control. Click here for a larger imageCreate your own style — Picture ControlCustomise the look and feel of your photos to suit your taste with Picture Control. Choose from six settings: Standard, Neutral, Vivid, Monochrome, Portrait and Landscape. You can adjust the settings and save them for future use.Your in-camera assistant — Scene Recognition SystemWith the 420-pixel RGB sensor and CMOS image sensor working together, the Nikon D5100 is able to recognise your subject matter and optimise the auto exposure, autofocus, auto white balance and i-TTL flash control. The face-priority AF feature originates in this technology.Silence when you need it — quiet shutter-release modeSometimes the sound of the shutter release may disturb your subject. Quiet shutter-release mode reduces the sound of the Nikon D5100's internal mechanisms, by slowing the mirror movement speed at the moment the image is captured.Along with Quick retouch and Edit movie, there are additional features such as Distortion control and Fisheye. Click here for a larger imageView your images on an HDTV — HDMI output interfaceEnjoy pictures and movies on your television, and use the TV remote control unit to operate playback. (HDMI CEC-compatible TV only).Instant, in-camera post-production — image and movie editing functionsThe Nikon D5100's numerous editing functions include Resize, NEF (RAW) processing and Filter effects, such as Skylight, Warm filter and Cross screen. Along with Quick retouch and Edit movie, there are additional features such as Distortion control and Fisheye.Brilliance made easy — SpeedlightsThe Nikon D5100 comes equipped with a convenient built-in pop-up flash, but with optional Speedlights, inspired flash photography becomes even easier and more creative with every use. The compact and lightweight SB-400 flash unit ensures superior portability, and delivers i-TTL flash control and bounce flash capability, while the multifunctional SB-700 is compatible with various functions of the Nikon Creative Lighting System.Expand your vision — NIKKOR lensesDigital SLR cameras enhance the enjoyment of shooting with a variety of interchangeable lenses. NIKKOR lenses, highly praised by photographers around the world, cover a wide range of focal lengths and provide an extensive lineup of fixed focal length, zoom, fisheye, micro and PC-E models. Legal Disclaimer Nikon D5100 kit (18-55VR) NEW BRAND BOX Free Ship and Insurance Included

Review: I don't much like it, but it performs excellently. - It would be lovely to be rich, I could buy exacly what I want. But I'm not, so I find some of my more expensive purchases to be a balancing act, where I have to compromise my wants and needs against my budget. My Nikon D5100 is one such compromise. The problem with this camera is that it's like one of those sportsmen who's brilliant, but a bit of a pain to get along with. I really want to ditch it, but because it keeps delivering great results, I just can't bear to. And besides, where can I get the same level of performance for under £400? The D5100 is brilliant and undeniably a 5* bargain at under £400. Coming from my lovely little Panasonic G2, the D5100 is a big fat thing with a pokey viewfinder. And it is not particularly intuitive to use. On the positive side, it has a glorious articulated screen and it offers a pretty full selection of features. However it doesn't quite do everything I want it to do. Older auto-focus lenses don't auto-focus. Not a huge problem, but irritating. Really old manual focus lenses don't meter, which is VERY annoying. To put this into context, my Panasonic G2 DOES give TTL metering with my 1970's Nikon lenses, but this Nikon SLR doesn't. Hmmm! So something of a bow-wave of irritation and resentment towards this camera builds up, until I look at the results it produces. Suddenly all is forgiven. Yes, I could have spent another £300 and got the D7000 and the screw drive and metering, but then I'd lose the articulated screen (the D5100 is the only Nikon SLR with a fully articulated screen) and the D7000 is even fatter! The biggest problem with the D5100 is the user interface. It's a point and shoot SLR with a few more bells and whistles than the entry-level D3xxx series, but it's still a basic camera. So you lose control wheels and buttons which forces you to dive into menus to change things. The bottom line is that the D5100 takes great photos and is at real a bargain price. No it doesn't give me all the bells and whistles I am used to, but it does give me the best results from a digital camera that I've ever had. Ultimately, that's the most important thing. I'm hoping that in time, I'll grow to love the big lump! Update: I never did manage learn to love my D5100, and so I bought myself a cheap used D90. The D90 and the D5100 are chalk and cheese. The D90 is bigger and heavier, but has the extra control features that encourage you to explore the different capabilities of the camera and not just leave it on "Auto" or "Program". The pentaprison viewfinder is superior, too. I really can't fault the D5100, I just don't like it. Which I accept is a matter of taste. This is the problem with buying a camera based on reviews and a brief play. I have to spend time with a camera before I really get to know it. The D5100 does produce excellent results, and it's great for macro work due to the articulated screen, I just don't much like the way it handles and you might not, either.
Review: Never owned an SLR before? Looking to make the switch from Compact to SLR? BUY THE D5100 IT'S THE BEST DECISION YOU'LL EVER MAKE - I can't express in words just how this camera has changed my life. Until buying the D5100 I have only ever owned Compact cameras. SLRs scared me a little even though I always had a talent at taking good photos from a young age. I need not have worried as this baby is the absolutely BEST first time SLR to own. In short it offers you a great balance between affordability and having some really semi-pro features which give you a real feel of what is possible with a good SLR with a good lens. The kit you get here will fulfil the needs of most people who like taking anything from landscapes to portraits. You can of course buy additional lenses if you have the spare cash and push the boundaries of what is possible (i.e. buy a telephoto lens to snap concert performances or zoom in on far away wildlife). I however have just made the most out of what I got in the box taking the camera to North America in the Fall and the Middle East in the Spring. The end result are some of the best photographs I have ever taken in my life!! The clarity, the colours, the fast focus, the speed you can snap away just makes photography just such a joy. In fact I question why I waited so long to get an SRL. I feel I am now untied from any limitations and totally focus my attentions to being creative. Now I will warn a professional this may not be the model for you as the 7000 series is likely to attract you more. But if you are someone who has a family wanting to capture important landmarks or like me are someone who just has a passion for snapping your travels and people then this is likely to be a wonderful option for you. Here are some of the PROS and CONS I have found so far....and no I don't work for Nikon! ;-) PROS: - WORKS GREAT IN AUTOMATIC MODE IN A WIDE ARRAY OF SITUATIONS - OFFERS YOU LOTS OF MANUAL SETTINGS SHOULD YOU WANT TO EXPLORE - HAS A TILTING VIEW FINDER - PERFECT WHEN YOU ARE TRYING TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA ABOVE A CROWD TO PHOTO THE QUEEN ON THE THAMES JUBILEE PAGEANT - COLOURS ARE SO TRUE TO LIFE IT ASTOUNDS ME - HD VIDEO IS SMOOTH, RICH AND GREAT TO HAVE IN AN ALL IN ONE DEVICE - THE 4-PICTURES-PER-SECOND-MODE MAKES PHOTOGRAPHING JUMPING SALMON A SNAP (WORKS SLOWER IF YOU NEED THE FLASH) - THE CAMERA CAN REALLY CAPTURE BIRDS DIVING AND PICKING UP FISH FROM RIVERS - IT HAS THE SPEED AND POWER PROCESSOR (AGAIN IF YOU ARE IN DAYLIGHT) - BATTERY LASTS ON FULL CHARGE FOR OVER 1000 SHOTS CONS: - THE 3RD PARTY COMPANY WHO OFFER THE EXTENDED 2 YEAR WARRANTY FOR NIKON ARE A JOKE. BADLY ORGANISED. BUT DON'T WORRY YOU'LL GET THERE IN THE END! Last word of advice is to protect the expensive lens do make sure you buy a Hoya 52mm UV Filter . It screws in at the end of your main lens and gives you "peace of mind" that if you do accidentally scratch it you don't have to pay out on a new lens. Also recommend you buy a Lowepro case! Oh once you get more adventurous think about buying an add-on flash which you can then direct to the ceiling when taking indoor shots - removing the shadowing around people/subjects you snap. ENJOY !!!!!!!!!!

## Features

- Outstanding image quality with 16.2 MP CMOS image sensor and ISO 100-6400 (expandable to 25,600)
- Flexible shooting with the 3.0" 921k dot Vari-Angle LCD Monitor
- Full HD 1080p (24/35/30 fps) Video Recording
- 7 unique Special Effects Modes can be applied to both stills and movies
- Class leading 11-Point Autofocus

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B004U4UHTQ |
| Aperture Modes | Automatic |
| Autofocus Points | 11 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 95,474 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 165 in Digital SLR Cameras |
| Brand | Nikon |
| Camera Lens | 18-55mm Zoom Lens |
| Colour | black |
| Continuous shooting speed | 60 FPS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (991) |
| Date First Available | 4 April 2011 |
| Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. |
| Effective still resolution | 16.2 MP |
| Expanded ISO Maximum | 25600 |
| Focus type | Auto Focus |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Has image stabilisation | No |
| ISO Range | 100-6400 |
| Included components | Camera Body & Lens |
| Item Weight | 510 Grams |
| Item model number | D5100 18-55mm Kit |
| Max Focal Length | 55 |
| Maximum shutter speed | 30 Seconds |
| Memory Slots Available | 1 |
| Min Focal Length | 18 |
| Minimum shutter speed | 30 Seconds |
| Model year | 2011 |
| Package Dimensions L x W x H | 33.2 x 16.9 x 13.5 centimetres |
| Package Weight | 1.82 kg |
| Part number | FBA_D5100 Kit |
| Plug profile | Nikon F-mount |
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | 12.8 x 7.9 x 9.7 centimetres |
| Size | 32.51 cm x 20.07 cm x 24.64 cm |
| Style | Classic DSLR |
| Viewfinder Magnification | Eight |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Zoom Type | Zoom ottico |

## Product Details

- **Aspect ratio:** 16:9
- **Brand:** Nikon
- **Compatible mountings:** Nikon F
- **Expanded ISO minimum:** 50
- **Image stabilisation:** no
- **Maximum focal length:** 55
- **Metering description:** Evaluative
- **Optical zoom:** 5 x
- **Photo sensor technology:** CMOS
- **Supported file format:** JPEG

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come with a Nikon Europe warrantee which is valid in the UK or a Worldwide one which is not?**
A: I don't know which but your contract is with the seller and you should be covered by UK legislation on warranty eg sale of goods act.

**Q: Does it take a video**
A: Yes. Use your normal memory card , does great video

**Q: Does it come with battery charger & neck strap, thanks.**
A: Yes, it comes with a quality neck strap, and a battery charger unit which charges the battery outside of the camera.

**Q: Does anyone now if the continuous shooting shutter is any good**
A: This camera was not made for the continuous shooting mode, yes it is quick enough but rattling off continuously is not possible, what is possible is to set it up to take a series of shots in about 6 blocks I think you can call it similar to bracketing. You need a camera with a motor drive to shoot what you are asking it to do.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I don't much like it, but it performs excellently.
*by P***R on 21 September 2012*

It would be lovely to be rich, I could buy exacly what I want. But I'm not, so I find some of my more expensive purchases to be a balancing act, where I have to compromise my wants and needs against my budget. My Nikon D5100 is one such compromise. The problem with this camera is that it's like one of those sportsmen who's brilliant, but a bit of a pain to get along with. I really want to ditch it, but because it keeps delivering great results, I just can't bear to. And besides, where can I get the same level of performance for under £400? The D5100 is brilliant and undeniably a 5* bargain at under £400. Coming from my lovely little Panasonic G2, the D5100 is a big fat thing with a pokey viewfinder. And it is not particularly intuitive to use. On the positive side, it has a glorious articulated screen and it offers a pretty full selection of features. However it doesn't quite do everything I want it to do. Older auto-focus lenses don't auto-focus. Not a huge problem, but irritating. Really old manual focus lenses don't meter, which is VERY annoying. To put this into context, my Panasonic G2 DOES give TTL metering with my 1970's Nikon lenses, but this Nikon SLR doesn't. Hmmm! So something of a bow-wave of irritation and resentment towards this camera builds up, until I look at the results it produces. Suddenly all is forgiven. Yes, I could have spent another £300 and got the D7000 and the screw drive and metering, but then I'd lose the articulated screen (the D5100 is the only Nikon SLR with a fully articulated screen) and the D7000 is even fatter! The biggest problem with the D5100 is the user interface. It's a point and shoot SLR with a few more bells and whistles than the entry-level D3xxx series, but it's still a basic camera. So you lose control wheels and buttons which forces you to dive into menus to change things. The bottom line is that the D5100 takes great photos and is at real a bargain price. No it doesn't give me all the bells and whistles I am used to, but it does give me the best results from a digital camera that I've ever had. Ultimately, that's the most important thing. I'm hoping that in time, I'll grow to love the big lump! Update: I never did manage learn to love my D5100, and so I bought myself a cheap used D90. The D90 and the D5100 are chalk and cheese. The D90 is bigger and heavier, but has the extra control features that encourage you to explore the different capabilities of the camera and not just leave it on "Auto" or "Program". The pentaprison viewfinder is superior, too. I really can't fault the D5100, I just don't like it. Which I accept is a matter of taste. This is the problem with buying a camera based on reviews and a brief play. I have to spend time with a camera before I really get to know it. The D5100 does produce excellent results, and it's great for macro work due to the articulated screen, I just don't much like the way it handles and you might not, either.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Never owned an SLR before? Looking to make the switch from Compact to SLR? BUY THE D5100 IT'S THE BEST DECISION YOU'LL EVER MAKE
*by M***R on 18 June 2012*

I can't express in words just how this camera has changed my life. Until buying the D5100 I have only ever owned Compact cameras. SLRs scared me a little even though I always had a talent at taking good photos from a young age. I need not have worried as this baby is the absolutely BEST first time SLR to own. In short it offers you a great balance between affordability and having some really semi-pro features which give you a real feel of what is possible with a good SLR with a good lens. The kit you get here will fulfil the needs of most people who like taking anything from landscapes to portraits. You can of course buy additional lenses if you have the spare cash and push the boundaries of what is possible (i.e. buy a telephoto lens to snap concert performances or zoom in on far away wildlife). I however have just made the most out of what I got in the box taking the camera to North America in the Fall and the Middle East in the Spring. The end result are some of the best photographs I have ever taken in my life!! The clarity, the colours, the fast focus, the speed you can snap away just makes photography just such a joy. In fact I question why I waited so long to get an SRL. I feel I am now untied from any limitations and totally focus my attentions to being creative. Now I will warn a professional this may not be the model for you as the 7000 series is likely to attract you more. But if you are someone who has a family wanting to capture important landmarks or like me are someone who just has a passion for snapping your travels and people then this is likely to be a wonderful option for you. Here are some of the PROS and CONS I have found so far....and no I don't work for Nikon! ;-) PROS: - WORKS GREAT IN AUTOMATIC MODE IN A WIDE ARRAY OF SITUATIONS - OFFERS YOU LOTS OF MANUAL SETTINGS SHOULD YOU WANT TO EXPLORE - HAS A TILTING VIEW FINDER - PERFECT WHEN YOU ARE TRYING TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA ABOVE A CROWD TO PHOTO THE QUEEN ON THE THAMES JUBILEE PAGEANT - COLOURS ARE SO TRUE TO LIFE IT ASTOUNDS ME - HD VIDEO IS SMOOTH, RICH AND GREAT TO HAVE IN AN ALL IN ONE DEVICE - THE 4-PICTURES-PER-SECOND-MODE MAKES PHOTOGRAPHING JUMPING SALMON A SNAP (WORKS SLOWER IF YOU NEED THE FLASH) - THE CAMERA CAN REALLY CAPTURE BIRDS DIVING AND PICKING UP FISH FROM RIVERS - IT HAS THE SPEED AND POWER PROCESSOR (AGAIN IF YOU ARE IN DAYLIGHT) - BATTERY LASTS ON FULL CHARGE FOR OVER 1000 SHOTS CONS: - THE 3RD PARTY COMPANY WHO OFFER THE EXTENDED 2 YEAR WARRANTY FOR NIKON ARE A JOKE. BADLY ORGANISED. BUT DON'T WORRY YOU'LL GET THERE IN THE END! Last word of advice is to protect the expensive lens do make sure you buy a Hoya 52mm UV Filter . It screws in at the end of your main lens and gives you "peace of mind" that if you do accidentally scratch it you don't have to pay out on a new lens. Also recommend you buy a Lowepro case! Oh once you get more adventurous think about buying an add-on flash which you can then direct to the ceiling when taking indoor shots - removing the shadowing around people/subjects you snap. ENJOY !!!!!!!!!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***A on 16 July 2024*

Such a good camera! Takes such good photos and is very easy to use. The pictures come out bright and very colorful.

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