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 Doyun Hwang ᠌

In general, I like the Nikon D3300. An excellent digital single-lens reflex camera available at an affordable price. The transaction was successful to my satisfaction. He gives an excellent performance of the assigned duties. Appropriate for photographing all aspects of life, including outings, journeys, and the people you know, along with your family and friends. You can also take pictures that are artistic. I hope that the Nikon D3300 will continue to function without any issues. Has pros: The Nikon D3300 is a really good DSLR that costs very little money. The most significant advantage is the reasonable cost for an SLR camera. Because it is so portable, you can take it with you virtually everywhere. The existence of a multitude of modes and scenes, including a miniature effect, color sketch, and HDR drawing. Although I don't rely on it very often. I shoot everything in manual mode (M). If your camera has a good Picture Control system, you will be able to set the parameters for the colors in the picture to be either standard, saturated, soft, or black and white from the options that are preset in the camera. Alternately, you can upload your own from the map. JPEG images will instantly have their colors enhanced to match your preferences. The absence of a low-pass filter on a sensor with 24 megabytes of resolution results in images with high detail, sharpness, and contrast. Despite the fact that it could indicate that there are an excessive number of pixels. ISO working its way up to approximately 400. Acceptable at 800 and 1600; in this case, the noise in the RAW convector needs to be pushed down. Even at 3200 and even more so at 6400, the noise is aggressively suppressed, and traces remain even after the RAW convector has been applied. On the other hand, pictures are what draw people to social networks. See the following for some disadvantages: the body is not sealed. It doesn't take long for the matrix to become clogged with dust when lenses are switched out frequently, as I do frequently, even out in the field. I'm not even going to talk about moisture resistance here. When it's raining lightly, I try to avoid using it. Memory buffer on the smaller side. Now that I'm shooting in RAW and JPEG, the buffer fills up extremely fast—literally in three to five frames. After that, it processes the pictures and stores them on the memory card, which takes a very, very long time. Stupid autofocus. Does not have enough time to concentrate when the subject being observed is moving quickly, such as when participating in a shooting sport. And this is a problem because it prevents the shutter from being released. In some cases, the most interesting location. However, this is only the case when photographing sports and other fast-moving subjects, such as a bird flying directly toward the camera. There is no significant drawback associated with the absence of full-fledged HDR and bracketing. I'm doing just fine without them. Because manual Soviet lenses do not have an exposure metering function, you will experience some inconvenience if you do not have a screwdriver. It is somewhat inconvenient because in this scenario, you need to "catch the exposure" by sighting frames, which involves viewing them on the screen. despite the fact that. The manual optics on this camera won't be installed by the majority of users. Also, the Nikon D3300's autofocus feature is incompatible with older lenses that do not have a focus motor. The 3400 model comes with a screwdriver, but purchasing it will set you back several thousand dollars more. I made the decision to invest the difference in some accessories.