📷 Capturing Excellence: Nikon D3200 Digital SLR Camera Body (Black) Review

Great camera for a beginner photographer. Simple, lightweight,compact, inexpensive. Allows you to master the basics of photography and get great pictures. You can read more about choosing the first SLR camera here

I got it not too long ago. Very easy to use, got the hang of it quickly. The main thing was the price, so I'm on maternity leave, for a reasonable price it's not easy to find a quality product. I am pleased with the quality of the pictures, they turn out with a bang. Particularly important moments in a child. By the way, my son even dropped it, and he is as good as new, and more than once. I ordered online, the order was processed quickly, and the delivery was not long in coming.

Completely satisfied. Of course, for a beginner (And who else would seriously think about buying this model?), mobility is significantly lost compared to junior-level equipment, and those who just need "clear shots" may experience some disappointment at first. But it will be with any SLR. I would recommend that you immediately get acquainted with at least the ViewNX2 program offered in the kit and shoot in RAW, so that later you can “develop” them in that program (contrast, clarity, make…

This is the "Zhiguli" in the world of photographic equipment. Learn to take pictures and immediately sell in a month or two, changing to something more sane. Working with him is a punishment. Perhaps those who have not had experience with the best technology will not agree with me, but I strongly recommend saving further and taking something better without transiting to the d3200, why do you need it, even the d3300 is faster in operation and it is more pleasant to work with it or the same d5200

With a whale lens 18-105 you can shoot - that's it! it is pointless to list the joys of life - everything is in the pro reviews! Cheap and very good! I advise everyone! Has pros: Excellent camera for the money - the best in the amateur segment! super cheap - with excellent RAW ! 24 megapixels - great detail! With its cons. Ergonomics is annoying, but it's a matter of habit . I'm spoiled, pro cameras like D300s, D800 . JPEG is not very good, but shooting with a SLR in it is stupid .

I bought an additional battery, an M42-Nikon adapter with a lens, several ancient "screwdriver" lenses from film cameras. Old Soviet "fixes" struck with fantastic quality! It's just a renaissance of Soviet optics! A set of "screwdrivers" from old film cameras is also pleasing - they have zoom lenses, processors, and sufficient resolution. All the previous 38 years in photography I twisted the "focus" with my hands - I'm already used to "Puff" I use it very rarely - I prefer a tripod and slow…

To be honest, I was disappointed in the camera. The main drawback for me is the picture that it gives out. I had a Sony a65, even with a translucent mirror it gave out a cleaner picture, not only was the noisy matrix, but the detailing was not up to par. The roofing felts are confirmed by the rumors about the non-resolution of 24MP on the crop (on the FF it is 48MP) or maybe the AA filter is thick here, but even with the d3100 I saw a difference in the quality of the pictures in favor of the…

Overall this is an amazing camera so far. My problem is that the battery and charger that comes with it doesn't seem to be of the same brand and I take about 10 shots before it runs out. Also, I got a terrible shutter error the first night I got it and it just kept turning off. After scouring the internet I found that the mirror was stuck. After I fixed it with a Q-tip, it's been working great ever since. I bought my own lens for this, so I can't comment on the kit lens. All in all, this is a…

I bought this camera to use my old Nikon manual focus lenses (pre 1977 without AI) which are not safe with the more advanced Nikon D7x00 series and all Nikon full screen DSLs can be used (except DF). Shortly after purchasing the D3200, my wife and I set out on a road trip through the Hudson River Valley. I took the D3200 and an 18-55 DX kit AF lens and shot almost 100 shots with the Storm King. Looking at them on my 23 inch monitor I was impressed. No it's not as good as my D600 but it's very…

I recently had to replace my old D80. I've had it for almost a decade and after thousands of photos it was showing its age. The D3200 is slightly smaller and has more than twice as many megapixels. Outside, the images are crisp and clear. Inside, spend some money and buy a flash to get clear and sharp photos. The camera even has a guide setting that allows the user to use presets for different conditions. It's a great entry-level camera for someone just starting out, and for someone like me who

I bought it in December. I already had a Nikon D3200 and liked it so I bought it. I assume it's my fault for not realizing it was used! When I received it I tried to use it and the in-camera wording was Japanese. I put it down and didn't tinker with it. My old camera started going crazy and this week - six months after I bought it - I finally called Nikon and asked how to change the language. I used it one day and the second day it started coloring my digital photos. I called Nikon and sent…