Review on Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera with Auto Focus-S Nikkor Zoom Lens (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Kiyoshi Nakazawa ᠌

1. Light weight can not be attributed to the merits. Even the same whale outweighs the camera. A DSLR is not a pocket camera, and taking it with the expectation of "easier" is more than stupid. 2. Noise at ISO800 and above. Loss of quality when shooting at night => you need a tripod and a fast lens. 3. Like it or not, but whale optics are soap. Shooting high-quality portraits is difficult, macro photography is also not encouraging. 4. The built-in flash only spoils the shots. External purchase required. 5. Of course, the lack of autofocus in the device itself. Overpaying 1.5-2 times for lenses is not possible for everyone. 6. Terrible stabilizer in whale lenses. When shooting, it's easier to turn it off. Appropriate to use only on televisions. 7. Video recording limit - 10 minutes. 8. Inability to connect an external microphone and wireless remote control. 9. Terrible display quality. When buying, I thought, reading the reviews, that I would not notice this, that it does not matter. So, believe me - this is a very important minus. It is impossible to discern the pros and cons of a photo right away, and often, when processing pictures, one wonders how this could not have been removed. 10. The absence of a second screen, as on the d7000 and d90.