Review on Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Body (Kit Box) - No Lens Included, International Version with No Warranty by Kio Flyx ᠌

The camera gave off a favorable impression all things considered. The photographs are of an exceptional quality that cannot be overstated. Very satisfied with how high the ISO went. Although the network already includes samples of high-quality shooting done with the D3100, the inclusion of video will serve as an added bonus. In my opinion, this is the ideal camera for anyone just starting out in photography. Many advantages: 1. The picture is of excellent quality. The camera JPEG format does not call for any additional processing in editors—well, maybe just for highly "meticulous" editing. The option to shoot in both NEF and NEF + JPEG means that any mistakes in the picture can be easily fixed. Quick autofocus with 11 points and 3D support. When filmed at a speed of less than 100 kilometers per hour, the subject does not appear blurry. 2. Using an ISO of up to 3200 (plus or minus 6400). No issues with images taken in low light, in sport mode, or with children. 3. An extremely comfortable and well-balanced design. Those authors who talk about "twisting" their fingers clearly did not have the object in their hands when they wrote about it. Because I have a large hand, all of the buttons (and all of their possible combinations) are easily accessible to me. 4. A large variety of options for adjusting the shooting parameters, both manually in PSAM and automatically in scene modes. 5. Its portability is enhanced by its light weight and compact dimensions. Long treks through cities and villages won't cause your arms and neck to become stretched out because of it. 6. Full HD video. Cons: 1. Video - extremely loud AF motor noise. This is not absolutely necessary for a staged (at-home) video, but it will severely detract from an unstaged video. 2. It's a minor point, but. The battery cover is not spring-loaded, thus in order to remove it you will need to use your finger to "pick it off." 3. Brake AF in LiveView mode. 4. The LiveView mode drains the battery very quickly, so the 10-minute limit on video recording isn't a big deal because you can't shoot any longer anyway. 5. Cables are not included in the package. Due to the high cost of the equipment, it was impossible to make any minor cost reductions.