Pros
- For a SLR camera, compact size and weight low price
Cons
- No time-lapse capability
Pros
- Price, quality, ergonomics (although, a moot point. I have small hands, so it’s comfortable for me), weight, and, of course, the quality of the photo, although again, it all depends on the optics and your skill and desire.
Cons
- again, ergonomics - if you have large hands, then most likely you will be uncomfortable. but you can get used to it. not the best display.
Pros
- 1. Photo quality. 2. Qualitatively assembled camera body. 3. 100% adequate price (at least before the dollar jump). 4. The presence of all the necessary settings and functions for a beginner and amateur photographer. 5. High-quality video recording (with reservations). 6. Ergonomics.
Cons
- 1. The cover for the memory card compartment is a little loose. 2. No IR port.
Pros
- size, it's small and that's a plus weight, yes yes, even compared to a soap dish comfortable grip excellent photo quality for its price (13-15t.) a good kit lens that can achieve sharp shots battery - I don’t really shoot video, in photo mode the battery hasn’t run out for me yet (up to 700 photos in RAW is easy)
Cons
- The video quality isn't much better than my old soapbox, which didn't have a wildly crunchy autofocus motor that was very slow and loud (and you can hear it on the video!). Shoot them video only with manual focus! Autofocus is very flimsy, 1 cross point is still normal, the rest focus at random. Having bought 35mm autofocus misses became even more at all apertures. Perhaps front focus, but in this carcass you can not adjust it. The screen - yes, yes, the screen is bad, even to view the captured photos, you won’t understand whether the photo turned out to be sharp or blurry, an increase to 100% generally shows squares that are not in the photo.
Pros
- A good camera, high-quality pictures of various formats (so far only a whale lens)
Cons
- Might need a spare battery just in case.
Pros
- very good quality of videos and photos taken outdoors, excellent bokeh
Cons
- the quality of photographs taken with a flash is poor, terrible in dark lighting, carrot-colored skin in room lighting
Pros
- price, assembly, fits perfectly in the hand, all buttons are available) image quality
Cons
- there is no rope for the lens cap, it seems like a trifle, but it's a shame, because I lost it in the second week of use (
Pros
- Great camera for a DSLR, light and handy! Rate of fire 3 frames! The presence of red focus points is convenient (aka Canon 500D)! High ISO noise levels. Nikon gave a new modern matrix for free! in the amateur segment. Matrix is great! Comfortable eyecup.(Who uses glasses) I agree that among DSLRs up to 22-23000. super. Screen 230000 dots but, the viewing angle is class, and clear. Japanese company, Thai assembly (In a word - Nikon) I agree. I agree almost completely on the points above. The battery is almost enough for a session. Approximately 200-250 photos. (If you have external puff, then more.) I think Nikon akuma clamped. But it charges quickly. Excellent value for money and quality. Possibility of good photo editing in the device. Video recording Full HD 1920x1080. The whale lens is excellent + stabilizer (when compared with competitors. Programmable Fn button (although there are only four parameters - not many. electronic rangefinder (help with manual focus). Ability to connect an optional GPS-module. (But this is not the main thing). Lever Live View convenient (who without nails). Viewing and editing pictures is convenient.
Cons
- 1) Motorless carcass ! 2) Dark viewfinder (comparing Canon 450D). But it doesn't stop me from focusing. 3) Continuous shooting 3 frames / sec and no exposure bracketing. 4) The sound during video shooting is monophonic (But I don’t shoot video). 5) Weak battery when shooting video and using Live View!. 6) Lack of white balance and exposure bracketing (but this can be "tweaked" after the shot. 7) Dear Nikon lenses! (with a NIKON AF 50 mm f/1.8 D lens, autofocus will not work! :{ Autofocus works Only with AF-S lenses. But you can focus by hand. 8) No swivel display. Screen 230,000 dots. 9) Few Fn buttons. Long choose the options in the menu. 10) Canon's right hand grip is more comfortable (for my grip). When I take the camera out of my bag or put it in my bag, the camera power button will turn itself on, which is unpleasant. In my opinion, the power button is not located there, comparing with Canon cameras.
Pros
- The quality after soap dishes is simply an order of magnitude better, or even more. I liked it very much! Everything is in its place, everything is done for people.
Cons
- not yet
Pros
- Soundly made, nice downed plastic, convenient menu, low noise level at high ISO.
Cons
- The screen resolution is low, the dimensions are small, there is nowhere to place the little finger, it is hard to hold it together with an external flash.
Pros
- Nikon 3100 has everything (well, or 95%) that you need for everyday tasks. Excellent ergonomics. Excellent kit lens. Excellent image quality (if your hands grow from there). Pleases externally and pleasant tactile sensations.
Cons
- I won’t write nonsense about backlash and bracketing - this is paranoia. Well, tell me how the backlash of the gas tank cap can affect the operation of the car. It is similar here. You need a more powerful flash for reportage shooting, there are no wires in the kit to work with a computer.
Pros
- Small dimensions, fits comfortably in the hand, rubberized handle is more convenient than plastic. Convenient control - turned it on, set it up the way you need, and then take pictures, changing the shutter speed, aperture and something set to the third button (in my case it is iso) - this is another convenience - there are no extra buttons that can confuse, and are not particularly needed for a beginner. The quality of the pictures is, perhaps, its main plus! And I'm not talking about 14mp, I myself set the size of the pictures to medium (3456 * 2304). The whale lens is very good - the colors are beautiful, although the autofocus misses a little (I shoot manually). There is no noise at all up to iso 800, at 1600 they are almost invisible, and in capable hands Hi2 will be noise-free.
Cons
- Despite the fact that I called its dimensions a virtue, it still sometimes seems small and uncomfortable. (well, that's more of a quibble) The viewfinder is small, which also sometimes causes inconvenience.
Pros
- Good quality, flash, convenient menu, shooting switch (i. E. take pictures from the screen or look through the peephole), lens.
Cons
- brakes in P, S, M modes and lubricates. and the display distorts the photos. looks different on a computer
Pros
- good pictures, but I would say ordinary . 2 year warranty!
Cons
- 1- WEIGHT is very heavy (at least for a girl, half an hour of shooting and the arm falls off) 2- plastic mount (a year later, the lens fell off by itself right during the shooting)
Pros
- Everything is very, very pleasant. Very easy to operate. Lightweight in hand. Very good for a starter camera. Both BASIC and RAW + F photos are awesome. (of course, in the basic, when approaching, the views are pixels, but in the equal there are simply no words)
Cons
- "buzzing" when shooting video in auto mode and expensive spare batteries (but its enough to take a walk around the city, and somewhere on the excursion to mourn the objects you like)
Pros
- Everything is just super! Lies like a glove, Clear menu, High-quality assembly, signature Nikon quality of photos without reservations "for this price"!
Cons
- Whale lens at the short end often misses autofocus in poor light
Pros
- 1. Small, light - compared to older models. Quick focus, good rate of fire - in comparison with "soap dishes" :). 2. Video - 1080 lines, 24 frames per second. - normal. 3. A nice feature - focus points flash red lights in the center when autofocus is triggered. 4. Good viewing angles of the screen - when shooting "overhead" in LiveView mode, everything is perfectly visible. A swivel screen is not required. 5. High ISO - working. Noise is noticeable only at high magnification.
Cons
- 1. The size of the device is well suited for a small palm (almost perfect for a woman). Therefore, I mainly hold the lens with my left hand. 2. The video button is combined with the LiveView lever - it is difficult to push through with your thumb (due to the size) - you have to use your fingernail. 3. The moves of the control buttons and menus are small, without "clicks".
Pros
- Easy to use, high quality photos
Cons
- No
Pros
- - Light in weight - Easy to operate - Decent price - For beginners - just right - Holds a charge for a long time - Adequate and good picture - Meets all expectations - Durable with careful use
Cons
- not revealed!
Pros
- price, colors, sharpness, guide mode, video, fits well in the hand, understandable for a beginner
Cons
- after 8 months of use, the focus ring on the whale began to hang out, the cover of the flash drive was loose - but this did not bother me much.
