Review on Nikon D3300 24.2 MP CMOS Digital SLR Camera with Auto Focus-S DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR II Zoom Lens (Black) by Busaba Ounsiri

Seven months experience. The camera from an off-dealer in 2022 is sold only in a complete set. The complete lens has good sharpness, but "does not draw". Gives a picture without a soul, you have to invest it. I recommend a 50 mm nikor fix, for what is not a frame, then a masterpiece :) Or Helios 44. Different pros: The best camera for active photography. Why: 1. if you buy a DSLR, because autofocus is faster and this is important. You want to shoot children and wife on a bike) 2. If a DSLR, then either Nikon or Kenon. They have more optics. 3. Nikon because kenon has no maximum shutter speed limit in semi-automatic modes. 4. APS matrix, since there are more optics, televisions hit one and a half times further and the devices are lighter. 5. d3300, it is the smallest and lightest. Its cons: 1. It's a pity that the color depth is 12 bits, the older models have 14. Yes, the eye can't see the difference, but it would be useful to stretch out during processing. 2. The swivel screen and HDR are attractive in 5500. But there is no point in overpaying. Shooting with a rotary screen is only available in life view, but this mode loses to mirror. And HDR is needed for landscape photography, and you will have time to take three photos of different exposures without the help of a machine, if you wish, and then glue them together in the editor. 3. It's bad that there is no autofocus adjustment and shutter speed 8000 like the 7000-7200. But they cost twice as much and weigh twice as much and are larger in size.