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Of course you could just shoot the full APS-C frame, but in the 1.3x mode the files will be smaller and the maximum frame rate goes from 6fps to 7fps. It's actually the area covered by the AF zones in the Nikon D7100. It's a 1.3x crop of the APS-C format size from 24MP to 15MP so it changes the "lens multiplier" from Nikon's normal 1.5x (Canon is 1.6x) to 2x, the same as the micro 4/3 format.

The D7100 1.3x mode is interesting, though I guess not super exciting for still work.

This can partly be dealt with in software and I'm guessing it's something that Nikon must have been working on. The result of that is increased sharpness, but at the cost of moire fringing (colored patterns) on fine detail due to aliasing of high frequency components of the image. The D800E has a low pass filter, but it also has a secondary "anti-low pass" filter which cancels out its effect. Leaving out the optical low pass filter in front of the sensor is a bold move, but again Nikon have experience with that on their 36MP full frame Nikon D800E.

The recent 36MP sensors have very, very good low ISO dynamic range ( see my test of the D800 here). Actually 24MP DX sensors have the same pixel size as a 54MP full frame sensor would so it will be interesting to see what the noise level and dynamic range of the D7100 sensor is and if it's an improvement over that of the the D3200. Nikon have experience with small pixel sensors since they've gone to 36MP in their full frame DSLRs (as well as 24MP in the D3200) and the D800E gives them experience with dealing with the effects of not having a low pass filter in front of the sensor. The Nikon D7100 is clearly going to be the competition for either the long expected Canon EOS 7D MkII or an EOS 70D, both which I expect to see announce sometime this year. The D7100 is expect to start shipping around March 21st

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3D Color Matrix Metering II (2,016-pixel).

Dual SD card slots (UHS-1 and SDXC compatible).

7fps in 1.3x crop mode (15.4MP resolution).

2 to 5 frames in steps of 1/3, 1/2, 2/3, 1, 2, or 3 EV exposure bracketing.

All new 24.1 MP APS-C sized CMOS sensor.

So what does The Nikon D7100 have? Well, for a start: The Nikon D7100, a 24MP DX (APS-C) sensor "enthusiast" DSLR body for $1199.95 Today Nikon fired a shot across Canon's bow.

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