Nikon D7200 adds a bigger buffer and built-in Wi-Fi

Following hot on the heels of the D5500, Nikon has revealed yet another DSLR upgrade, this time in the form of a higher-end APS-C DSLR. The D7200 is an evolutionary rather than revolutionary upgrade to the D7100, but the 24-megapixel shooter still boasts a number of key improvements such as improved low-light performance, a bigger buffer and the addition of built-in Wi-Fi... Continue Reading Nikon D7200 adds a bigger buffer and built-in Wi-Fi

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