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

The primary issue with the camera is that it is contradictory: in terms of its features and cost, the camera is intended for a beginner, but at the same time, it requires the capacity to work with RAW, as the result in JPEG is not outstanding. Has pros: 1. You take amazing pictures if you shoot in RAW, but I can't stand to look at the ones you took before. 2. Price 3. Behaving whales 18-55, even better 18-105 4. You are able to use an ISO of 1600. 5. I was impressed by the overall quality of the plastic when I compared it to other brands' cameras that were priced similarly. 6. Excellent build quality overall, with the exception of the memory card slot 7. If you want good video quality, you should turn off the autofocus feature. 8. Durable battery, easily capable of shooting 600 frames Having certain negative aspects 1. It is recommended that you do not shoot in JPEG because the quality of the automation is not very good; instead, you should only use RAW. 2. There is no life-view mode available because autofocus is such a terrible hindrance. 3. Expensive native optics and flashes; versions of lenses designed for amateurs could be simpler and more affordably priced.