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 Damyanti Negi ᠌

For family photos, the device is quite good, I doubt that it will last for a long time. There was a desire to buy something of a higher level, if only because of the shutter resource (does anyone know what it is at 3300? ) I saw numbers of 70,000 operations (very few), on other sites they write much more modest numbers . Pros below: A fairly powerful built-in flash, better than many analogues, the picture is very bright and juicy, often even at high ISO, a relatively capacious battery, shadows from RAV in Photoshop stretch quite well. Cons: Despite the fact that an authoritative Western site indicates an ideal picture at ISO up to 1385 (which is slightly higher than on Nikon D7000, for example, or any cropped Canon), in reality, noise is often seen at ISO above 100, at ISO 3200 sometimes with the same Under conditions, the picture is acceptable, and sometimes very noisy, the details merge into a mess of noise, I can’t understand the reason. After the Pentax K10, the body resembles a cheap Chinese toy, although Nikon has better photo quality, especially at relatively high ISOs. The rubber bands on the body of the new model (!) are glued very crookedly, and not only on mine, my friends began to peel off after a month . Autofocus with fifty dollars 50 / 1.8G is leisurely, on Kenon 1100d (a cheap entry-level model!) It is MUCH faster with any lens.