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

Name: Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Body (Kit Box) - No Lens Included, International Version with No Warranty
Item: Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Body (Kit Box) - No Lens Included, International Version with No Warranty
Rating: 5

March 03, 2023

The quality exceeds all expectations, I recommend to buy.

In terms of the price to features to overall quality ratio, it is one of the devices that I believe ranks among the finest in its price category. Not only can it be used as a "pioneer" single-lens reflex camera, but it can also be utilized as a second camera for reportage work. 3 frames per second is not exactly a fountain, but neither is the price of the device 60,000 dollars.
If you took everything unnecessary out of it, like videos, tutorials, and built-in graphic editors, and added even more camera capabilities, it would, without a doubt, be a hit for the next five years. In general.
Pentax K-r is the only one of the "classmates" that I would consider to be close-lying.
The rating I give is "atlichny."

Pros

To tell you the truth, it was hurriedly purchased during MAKS 2022 due to the fact that the second camera (referred to as the "carcass") had passed away due to old age (D90) and "unfortunate" abuse. 1. Hello, my name is Nikon. Those who are familiar with this "mirror brand" do not require a lengthy instruction booklet to complete their purchase. And with that, everything is brought to light. The ship "Glass" hung up and went straight into the fight. 2. the telephoto lens's weight and the ergonomics of its attachment to the carcass, which is an important consideration. 3. Delighted with the performance of the battery Really "runs" more than the 550 that was declared (and with VR and AF turned on on the Nikkor 70-300 glass). 4. Fast autofocus. 5. Satisfied with the performance of the buffer on a number of shots I anticipated that it would pick up speed, but instead, it picked up "with a boom."

Cons

I will not include any kind of backlash-laces on the list of deficiencies. 1. There are not many shortcut buttons that are functional. As you scroll down the menu to the item you want, the moving object gradually disappears (runs away, flies away, floats away). 2. Do not keep the video that it produced. Expensive and unneeded in most cases. THIS IS A CAMERA! Instead of doing that, it would be more beneficial to equip the camera with bracketing and a more robust autofocus mechanism (as is done in the D5200). 3. If the LV mode is already available, the monitor should already support multiple positions. The "deadly stuck" version (monitor) in which it now exists does not allow for the mode to justify itself. I am also capable of shooting through the viewfinder. 4. I looked all over the display and couldn't for the life of me figure out where it shows the current ISO. Either I don't see it, or the other men didn't get it done. 5. When the ISO is increased, it begins to emit a faint glow. I, too, had problems until I learned how to manually adjust the white balance.