Pros
- value; quality
Cons
- not located!
Pros
- - Compact design; - High-quality images; - Reasonable cost; - Prolonged use from a single charge of the battery; - A high-quality lens is incorporated; - A mode that acts as a guide for lasers;
Cons
- - Compressed any of the cables. They are not in any way a part of the package that you have purchased. Generally!
Pros
- Well-built, attractive plastic, practical menu, little noise at high ISO.
Cons
- The screen resolution is low, the device is compact, there is no area for the little finger to rest, and holding it together while using an external flash is challenging.
Pros
- The design, fit in the hand, easy settings, and availability of both auto and manual modes make the camera just fantastic. With two lenses (18-55, 55-200), the pricing is reasonable.
Cons
- The memory card compartment's cover is not securely fastened. inadequate battery capacity. More than a digital soapbox, Dimensions.
Pros
- battery, raw, and kettle mode.
Cons
- SD card cover play, pricey extras
Pros
- Very low noise even at the highest ISO settings. Short-term concentration. Fantastic video.
Cons
- Whenever you handle the camera, the flash card's protective case makes a creaking noise. How come she's so plump?
Pros
- pricing, construction, properly sized for the hand, and availability of all buttons) picture caliber
Cons
- It may sound little, but there is no rope for the lens cap, which is unfortunate because I lost it after only two weeks of use (
Pros
- First, the level of energy present 2) Excellent pictures, 3) Hands-free operation (all you need is close at hand), and 4) a manageable size and weight Five) Instantly activates It's difficult to go wrong when your attention is focused
Cons
- 1) It foams up pictures occasionally. When examining images, I sometimes inadvertently press the button to open the internal flash; in order to close it, I have to remove the external flash and do so manually until the internal flash has opened all the way. Third, there is a lot of noise in the images I take at night (in clubs), and I have seen that unusual stripes appear on my camera in some photos (both vertically and horizontally, depending on the camera's whim). Four) I wish I could use my old Nikon film lenses, but the camera doesn't come with a screwdriver, and five) the continuous shooting leaves a lot to be desired. 6) The most extreme case of SOAP occurs when the camera is pointed directly at the subject rather than through a peephole (I can't recall the right name for it) in the screen.
Pros
- Cost of the kit. In addition to glass 18-105, I purchased it for a total of 15 kopecks. The money doesn't have my sympathy because despite its flaws, it has many benefits and, most importantly, it's the positive difference between good photographs and even nice soap dishes. The bag I use is only about 30 by 20 by 20 centimeters (cm), but it fits virtually the full box set, a corpse with a lens, an extra Helios 44-2 lens, flash drives, rags, and even little props for shooting, not to mention my own personal effects (phone, tablet, cigarettes, keys). Introductory manual. While you may be storing your instruction manual in a dusty drawer, this guide will serve you just as well, if not better. Even though I don't use auto modes, I was curious about exposure and focus at first. When the dust settles, everything will be laid bare. Methods for "real-time" processing. D-lit, black-and-white, and cropping were the techniques utilized. I'm used to doing post-processing on the screen, but I know that filter enthusiasts still have access to a vast array of useful tools. The ergonomics are great, it fits comfortably in my hand, and I can set the parameters almost by feel. I have ISO assigned to the function button, and the camera's menu always remembers the last setting I adjusted, which is usually the white balance.
Cons
- First off, I've noticed the screen is dishonest or my home monitor is difficult to calibrate. It's a shame that the first photoshoot I did in the sun turned out perfectly lit, so I had to "draw" from the best photographs. While the monitor displayed several unsavory elements, the screen's magnification made everything appear OK. Regarding a camera's display, I am at a loss as to what needs to be calibrated and how. To add insult to injury, the concerts are dark and slow. When there isn't enough light, which is most of the time, I have to slow down the shutter speed, and the musicians' arms and legs start to smear. I twist the aperture to its maximum, turn it up to 800 iso (it's no longer possible because of the noise). The moving things are rendering the tripod useless, therefore I have placed an order for a puff in the hopes of finding a solution. Third, watch this clip. The sound is terrible, you can't wind up the microphone, and the focus keeps wandering, even when you instruct him where it should be. This DSLR is totally useless for shooting video. Forth, it's tough to tell how fuzzy something is in live view mode because the focus isn't well-known when shooting from above and only the silhouette is displayed on the screen. I wish I had saved up to 5100, so I could have added a rotary screen. In a fifth step, cheap Soviet optics are set up, along with the necessary adapters. with the implication that without! As a result of Nikon's very large minimum focusing distance, sharpness cannot be adjusted at any focal length. For Helios 44-2, this means positioning yourself at a distance of 0.5 to 2 meters; given that the glass is set into a crop, this allows for portraiture that goes all the way up to the chest, or you can shoot very small objects. This isn't an issue for competing businesses.
Pros
- Excellent DSLR camera that is portable and lightweight! three frames per second! It's convenient that there are red focus points (also known as Canon 500D)! noise levels at a high ISO. Nikon offered a free replacement for the old matrix. in the amateur division. The Matrix is excellent! eyecup that is cozy. (Who wears glasses) I concur that there are DSLRs up to 22,000–23,000. super. Screen resolution: 230000 pixels, however the viewing angle is elegant and clear. I concur. Japanese company, Thai assembly (In a word, Nikon). On the aforementioned points, I almost entirely concur. Almost sufficient for a session, the battery. between 200 and 250 images. Additional (if you have external puff). I believe that Nikon's akuma clamped. Yet charging happens quickly. A great combination of quality and price. Possibilities of effective photo editing on the gadget Full HD 1920x1080 video capture. When compared to competitors, the whale lens is superior and stabilizer. Fn button that can be programmed, despite having just four parameters. rangefinder electronic (help with manual focus). capability of optionally connecting a GPS module. (But the real issue is not this.) Lever Live View is useful (who without nails). It's convenient to view and edit photos.
Cons
- 1) A carcass with no motor! 2) Viewfinder in shadow (comparing Canon 450D). Even so, it doesn't distract me from my objective. 3) 3 frames per second continuous shooting without exposure bracketing. 4) Monophonic sound is produced when recording video (but I don't). 5) Poor battery life when using Live View and recording video. Absence of exposure bracketing and white balance (although these can be "tweaked" after the photo). 7) Attention Nikon lenses! (Autofocus won't operate with an NIKON AF 50 mm f/1.8 D lens! ) Only AF-S lenses are compatible with autofocus. Nonetheless, hand focus is possible. 8) No rotating display 230,000 dots on the screen 9) Not many Fn buttons. Long choose the choices from the menu. 10) The right-hand grip on the Canon is more comfortable (for my grip). It is annoying when the camera power button automatically turns on when I remove it from or re-insert it into my bag. In contrast to Canon cameras, I believe the power button is not there.
Pros
- Everything is going swimmingly! Everything is going swimmingly! A wonderful choice for a newbie photographer to use as a model. You are still able to shoot standard photographs even when using a whale lens. Advantages: -Light -Battery life is satisfactory -The video resolution of 1920 x 1080 is a wonderful feature. -ISO is of high quality. -Sharpness! great device! When handled by someone with skill, it acts quite well.
Cons
- 1. the game of lids 2. Include the focus motor in the video, but that's just picking at details!
Pros
- The camera has outstanding focus, is simple to operate, produces excellent-quality pictures, and all of its modes are well-tuned. It's not a miracle at all; it's simply a camera.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Amazing value for the money. Small form factor, superb quality even at very high ISO settings, great shots even when taken straight from the camera (photos are quite normal even at ISO 1600). A well-organized and straightforward interface, together with in-camera RAW processing and numerous filters. Both the dimmer and the noise-cancelling technology are effective. The quality of the video recording is satisfactory.
Cons
- When working under artificial lighting (whether incandescent bulbs or natural light), the camera's white balance may not be accurate. However, this is not cause for alarm because it is simple to correct in-camera or in the post-production software, and the issue goes away entirely if the white balance is set manually in advance. Slow rate of fire during bursts (3 fps). We did not use any bracketing techniques, including exposure or otherwise.
Pros
- 1. Preserves the charge of the battery for an exceptionally long time, which is particularly useful when shooting in the live view mode. 2. Color reproduction. 3. Video! It is really simple to understand, even for someone who is just starting out:))
Cons
- 1. They overcharged me six hundred dollars for the diagnostics. my own doing, of course, but at least I got it out more quickly:) 2. The lens has a slight haze to it, but it doesn't give away its secret when you're walking down the street. 3. Oh, it won't be long before I misplace this cap. 4. The toolkit does not contain ANYTHING! Except from the strap, whose color I don't particularly care for. Small problems considering the cost!
Pros
- Affordability, simplicity for a novice photographer, and menu clarity
Cons
- video of poor quality
Pros
- High-quality photography and Full HD video shooting
Cons
- Cover of a memory card chamber jarring back and forth The kit's software takes a very lengthy time to process RAW photos. swivel display absent (I don't require one)
Pros
- Aquired the day before. Completely content; speechless. After using several other digital cameras, the transition to a DSLR has been challenging for me.
Cons
- I don't want to find it if I can help it. If you're going to start shooting images, you should probably find a way to secure the lens cap.
Pros
- light\ssimple\scomfortable
Cons
- Autofocus was absent in the carcass. Lenses could be purchased for less money.
Pros
- An Ideal Option for the Novice Cost, Stabilized Whale Lens, Video Capability, Decent Image Quality even with Whale Glass, and a Wide Field of View To a large extent, lightweight - Solid construction
Cons
- Because the working segments do not align with the M42-M39 optics, autofocus is inoperable on a few lenses, which is more of a Nikon system quirk than a limitation. - No separating terms (canon has it even in younger models) Inability to connect an external microphone; flimsy plastic covering the memory card slot (not critical) Numerous options are buried in the menu and can't be accessed without going through multiple menu levels. A cumbersome locator that's hard to use The d3000 lacks an infrared port, a feature seen on other models.
Pros
- reveals his genuine colors, unlike, say, Fujik. The key is to pick the appropriate shooting modes despite the quite high photo quality. I am happy with the full HD video quality.
Cons
- Weight: I want a more manageable and cozy grip. The placement of several buttons could be improved, but that's just my opinion. Lack of autofocus when shooting videos (not suitable for shooting at different distances). The whale lens is fairly feeble; a standard universal one costs around half as much to its full cost, and if you use a second lens or replace it frequently, you run the risk of destroying the matrix.
