📷 Nikon D3300 Black Digital SLR Camera with AF-P DX 18-55mm VR Lens Review

Not a bit sorry about the money spent. Excellent matrix, lenses. Suitable for shooting everything, whether it's nature or portrait photography. I advise everyone who wants the best camera in the price range up to 30,000. Pros: One sheer merit 1) Very convenient menu 2) Lightweight compared to competitors 3) Fast focus 4) Very good matrix 5) Excellent Nikon F mount, which allows you to use almost any lens 6) High speed operation 7) Excellent assembly, fits perfectly in the hand (unlike…

The 2022 model is still sold in stores, with a kit lens for 17 thousand. If possible, install a new kit lens nikkor af-p dx 18-55mm f / 3.5-5.6g vr, which has a stabilizer that allows you to take pictures in the dark with a delay of 1/4-1/30 s. Got pros: An excellent sensor that produces a high-quality image, the image quality is not inferior to more expensive and new models, the rate of fire, an external microphone input for shooting Full HD video (in newer models D3400, D3500 this option was…

A good model, for a month I did not find any particular flaws in it. In principle, I received everything I expected from the purchase - a high-quality modern camera for a more or less sane price. And then time will tell how it will manifest itself further.

The manual is in 2022, well, it's so confusing and "buried", it's easier to study with your hands and fingers, try to take pictures with different settings.

I bought it for my wife so that she would not be bored on maternity leave))) It's a good thing, I watch a photo report every evening

Nikon is my old and reliable friend. Worked on D50, D300, D7100, and now I bought D3300. I would like to buy a D7200, but prices and a sharp drop in income have opted for a budget DSLR. Oddly enough, perhaps even for the better. The camera is small, light andcommfortable. The quality of the picture was a pleasant surprise. Juicycomlor reproduction, clarity and high resolution photos. Up to 1600 inclusive fully working ISO. At the moment I only have a whale 18-55 and an old fifty kopeck 1.8. At…

The camera is fairly wonderful for family shots, but I don't think it will last very long. The shutter resource (does anyone know what it is at 3300?) was the only reason there was a want to purchase something of a greater degree. I only saw 70,000 operations, which is a very small number. On other sites, the numbers are much more modest. Its benefits The picture is very bright and juicy, frequently even at high ISO, a relatively capacious battery, and shadows from RAV in Photoshop stretch…

Good camera for the price. I also bought instructions for dummies as I'm used to using a cellphone to take pictures. Nikon has a lot of settings to get used to. It's a bit awkward. I took it on a 2000 mile train ride and it worked fine. I bought a camera bag with a shoulder strap to help with the tour. When I wanted to take a picture, I found it a bit awkward to take it out of my bag and attach the zoom lens. It comes with a sturdy shoulder strap which I use quite a bit. The lens is 18-55mm VR…

Amateur photographer here. This is my first DSLR and I literally spent a few days researching it. I was away on business for two months and had nothing else to do in my hotel room at night! After several days of watching videos and reviews on Youtube. I read comparisons of Nikon and Cannon. Comparing different models and mirrorless cameras etc. I just couldn't find any bad reviews on this camera. It had better reviews and a better price than its improved sister camera, the 3400. Obviously, this

Received today, brand new in retail packaging. This retail pack is promoting the new AF-P DX lens, so Nikon will make and package this kit as you receive it. No change of supplier or anything like that. My kit was shipped from Revain distribution in Los Angeles. You need to update the firmware of the camera and lens. The latest versions are 1.02 and 2.017 respectively, you won't get all of this new lens if you don't. . It's very simple: download two files from Nikon website, unzip them, place…

After getting into photography at a young age (that was before digital cameras existed), I decided to get back into it. I chose the D3300 as it wasn't very expensive and had good reviews as a very good entry-level DSLR. I actually preferred the D3300 over the newer D3400 and Canon Rebel T6 as it had a mic jack which could be important in the future, a better flash which could be useful and an electronic sensor cleaner which is probably not a big deal. . Canon had an older sensor and worse burst

What can I say? This little camera is amazing! Of course, this is not a flagship with all the trimmings, but this camera can hold its own, especially for beginners. PROS: - Excellent entry-level DSLR - Allows full manual control of settings as well as aperture priority and shutter speed modes. - Decent number of focus points - Kit lens focuses quickly and performs surprisingly well in low light - Seems easy enough to quickly change settings when shooting in Manual/AP/SP modes (although it would

I've done a lot of 3D scanning and photogrammetry, and using the older Nikon L100 for aiming wasn't a hard blow for me. In point-and-shoot mode, you can't easily control shutter speed, ISO, or the end result, for example. After carefully researching DSLRs (this and the Canon T6i Rebel), I spontaneously settled on this camera (not the D3400, which was $100 more expensive, and not the T6i, which was out of my price range at the time). ...because it was on sale and I needed a better camera to…