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

I made the purchase in September; when I purchased the lens and saw that it cost 25,000 rupees, I didn't give it much thought; later, when I examined my previous work, I saw that I had made some mistakes, particularly when it came to focusing at a large aperture value. Since I rarely photograph people and focus more on landscapes, I made an effort to avoid increasing the ISO. The viewfinder became second nature to me, so I did not have to peer through the peephole. There is a noise reduction program, you can take excellent pictures at night at ISO 800, while the drawing of objects is not blurred like in even the most advanced soap dishes that I had previously, but only grain-like ripples appear (this is why I love SLR cameras) as they say, although on a bright day do not forget about the exposure metering mode, shots, and exposure compensation settings. Once upon a time, there were only soap dishes! It is possible to shoot high-definition video with a resolution of 1920 by 1080, but the video must be shot by a VIDEO CAMERA; hence, I did not take advantage of this chance, despite the fact that switching to the video shooting mode is a very simple option! In summary, there are so many positive aspects that it would be impossible to enumerate them all! Its cons: One might be able to point to flimsy buttons and a "cross" as examples of the camera's deficiencies, but those are about all that can be mentioned. It would appear that in order to achieve lower pricing, the shutter speed dial, the program switch dial, the shutter mode switch, the shutter button itself, and the body as a whole are not sources of concern, which is a positive development. There were no further issues that I could detect.