Pros
- compact, light, beautiful, photo quality - the plague is simple! very easy to use, BUT still I advise you to read the instructions, there are a lot of useful points. The whale lens is excellent, I didn’t even expect it . I thought I’d have to go extra. to buy a lens, as a result, for my amateur purposes, the lens that is included is enough above the roof.
Cons
- they just don't exist
Pros
- Small size and weight, all the same, sometimes they are also important. Excellent image quality, only autofocus misses. Silent lens motor, fast focusing with AF-P 18-55 VR lens. High available ISO values, many shooting modes. The resolution of the photo is quite enough, the pictures, if you get to the point, are very sharp, no worse with the D 800. Works well with my old Sigma EF 500 flash. The stabilizer helps, although it is turned on through the menu.
Cons
- I understand that the price corresponds to the offer, but the upper display is terribly lacking, I previously used the D 80 and my father's D800. There are also few buttons, I would like to quickly control ISO, etc. Could not work with 50 1.8 even in manual mode. I would like more autonomy, the new D 3400 seems to have a larger battery, but you should not overpay. USB non-standard. No lens hood included. The lens mount is plastic, but if you do not change it often, I think there will be no problems.
Pros
- Ergonomic and lightweight body, fits well in the hand, easy to control; Excellent matrix, powerful processor, good focusing system, convenient viewfinder, high shooting speed; A very high-quality regular lens - if you understand photography, the pictures will delight; The auto modes are well chosen and enough manual settings are provided; For beginners, there is a training mode with a detailed guide
Cons
- Minor: - Own types of USB connectors, respectively, special separate cables. It would be time to use the common micro-USB; - No USB charging. Many modern camcorders powered by more than 5V are able to charge from USB, and it is convenient to charge the device without removing the battery; - File numbering system: when the choice of numbering image files by date and time appears, as in many other devices more caring for the user's convenience - this order does not require thinking about file sorting - everything itself lines up in chronology; - Included is only a belt for the neck, there is no belt for the hand; - Lens cap without lanyard - easy to lose.
Pros
- Weight, size, not bad pictures.
Cons
- The fact that the pictures are just not bad.
Pros
- Great model for beginner photographers! Best Ratio price-quality-functionality!
Cons
- In comments:
Pros
- Weight, handling, picture quality, burst speed 5 fps
Cons
- Burst buffer for a maximum of 7 shots.
Pros
- the best ratio of price and characteristics of a product from DSLRs in my opinion, high light sensitivity (25,600) + weight of only 460 g + price + manufacturer Thailand, etc.
Cons
- Have not been identified yet, I hope for their absence in the future, well, perhaps the weight, but compared to other devices . it is lighter, and for a serious thing this is not a hindrance, I think that the quality of the photo compensates for this
Pros
- intuitive camera, 5 fps, compact and lightweight, good batteries, you can even find a butblock, real 24 MP
Cons
- requires very high quality optics, no camera support in photoshop
Pros
- Ergonomically remarkable body for an initial DSLR best performance in its segment an extensive fleet of lenses for nikon, sigma, tamron, zenith, etc.
Cons
- Of the minuses, I can only note the slow-down "live view" photo mode on the screen - this mode is necessary when working periodically with manual old optics
Pros
- weight, size, price (at the time of purchase 24t. ) matrix. Whale lens (18-55 VR II) Convenient button layout
Cons
- no screwdriver. At the moment, the price is already about 30 t. (but analogues are also getting more expensive)
Pros
- - for its price - the quality of photos and videos right out of the box is excellent. can not be compared with any soap dishes or top-end phones for 100+ thousand. - light - works for a long time -Easy to learn and manage. -quick. - takes good photos in any light and even at night the pictures are beautiful. - auto settings work well. and during the day that at night the pictures are excellent
Cons
- - 4k3 aspect ratio is outdated for 30 years already. but in general, many new cameras are still produced with this aspect ratio, and when you switch soft to 16k9, the photo quality drops to unacceptable. - a Nikon feature, with the fact that it’s tedious to “turn on” the lens before photographing and “turn it off” after work - this is the biggest minus that cannot be forgiven. well, no way. poisons life. -in the default settings, it's a bit yellow. but this is generally a feature of the Nikon company. not tied to the model. they generally have all the cameras of all the rulers always yellow pictures. because people were divided into 2 camps, someone is a nikon, someone is a canon. it depends on the individual device of the eye, etc. how a particular person perceives shades. for example, pictures from canon seem to me like "natural color reproduction", and nikon - yellow. to someone on the contrary, nikon seems natural, and canon makes the pictures bluish. It's not really a flaw - it's a feature. as well as food preferences. -video shoots in 1080, which is not enough -autofocus as far as I understand in this camera (as in almost all) - no. The focus of the video is made by pressing the shutter button. pressed - it focused on the object. released - he fixed. I mean, you can shoot a video, and I shoot, but this is already such a camera work in essence. but I repeat such quality for such money and even on the machine - excellent.
Pros
- Compact DSLR with compact lens
Cons
- not found
Pros
- Comfortable grip, buttons, interface The lens does not rotate when focusing, you can put a petal hood Lens stabilizer Surprisingly good built-in flash Improved Battery Great video (but with focus issues)
Cons
- Noises Autofocus often misses Dust tightness
Pros
- good value for money, accessible controls (even for beginners)
Cons
- so far haven't noticed
Pros
- You can safely take a used one for 10 thousand. You need to take body (without a lens) and buy good fixes (35mm or 50mm). Thanks to their aperture of 1.8, you will get those very beautiful photos with blur, depth and sharpness. Cheap zooms, which include the whale lens, are, firstly, dark, and secondly, less sharp and have strong optical distortions.
Cons
- Sometimes autofocus misses. It's best to always take 5 shots with refocus to be sure. I keep throwing out the focus point by random taps on the navipad. Shockingly slow live view. There is no proximity sensor to the face to automatically turn off the screen. Some settings are not available in movie mode. It seems that there are some custom firmware, but not my topic.
Pros
- Photo quality. In this camera, it is the same as on older models - up to d7200. After all, the matrix and processor are the same. Even at high ISO and shooting at night, the photo quality is noticeably better than most competitors up to 50k. R. Price for this photo quality. Good video quality. Honest 60fps writes even in poor lighting, but not at night. At the same time, the sound also writes normally, but in mono. Compact size (for DSLR) Nice clear and bright screen. Visible in the sun. At angles, the image does not get worse. A good kit lens that comes with a stabilizer. Excellent assembly, no backlash or creaks, a feeling of solidity and strength of the device. Although this seems to be characteristic of most DSLRs. On the battery, you can easily pull out about 1000 frames from a single charge (hello to mirrorless cameras with their 240-350 frames!).
Cons
- Exposure metering here is not entirely clear. You often have to stretch the shadows and eliminate the highlights. Therefore, I recommend shooting in NEF (RAW). No 4k video recording. And iron seems to allow this to be done. Now this is relevant, given that even a smartphone for 10 it can do it, but a DSLR for 25 - no! No tracking focus when shooting video. And, therefore, you can use this SLR as a video camera, mainly when shooting static objects, or use manual focus. Diopter adjustment in the viewfinder is extremely small here! But you can buy a lens. There is no built-in remapping of hot and dead pixels, as in Canon! There is no HDR, but the d5300 has it for a completely different price. There is no folding screen - when shooting macro, something low (bugs or flowers) or high (at a concert above people's heads), it is very lacking. But there is also in the d5300. Not touch screen.
Pros
- Probably the cheapest camera I've ever bought after my D50 broke down a bit. Focuses quickly.
Cons
- Did not like: - I can not find how to see the histogram on the photo - it is not defined as a media when connected to a computer via a USB cord - perhaps you need to select something in the menu or the connector is broken - I can’t find why yet (maybe it should work only from their program, because only such a method is described in the instructions, but I don't want to install their program yet) - bad without LCD indicator, but maybe it's a matter of time - acquire new habits - 5 focus points in the D50 were enough for everything and you could quickly switch between them, here there are 11 of them - accordingly, the selection efficiency is reduced
Pros
- 1. Price. Especially now that they're selling slightly used for $150. The people are changing. Last year - 30,000. Now 10,000. 2. Lens. I'm serious. The common man will be pleased. I spent a lot of time studying the line of optics (lenses) for cameras from this company. All of them - except for the top ones, at an UNREAL price - all have flaws. There is a stereotype (imposed on the masses) that you need to get rid of the KIT and buy a fix, or an advanced expensive universal lens (for holidays and travel). All this is a LIE. A quality photo is the sum of factors: hands, brain, eyes, the ability to talk to the model (the charisma of the artist). Plus some luck. A nice young guy or girl with a simple camera will be more successful than an old one . with poor eyesight, with an expensive unit. They write that this lens, KIT, darkens and turns yellow. So shoot with light! A good photo is LIGHT. The camera has a built-in flash. She's super helpful. 3. Autofocus is better and faster than manual focusing. It was a shock for me. 4. Programs embedded in the camera - really make shooting easy. You can direct your concentration to the situation itself, to the plot of the shooting, and grabbing luck by the tail when the picture is taken - just brilliant.
Cons
- User's manual. 500 pages. Hell and tin. This OK need to to read 3 times - to remember. The technique has become complicated. In Soviet times, there was Zenit, and how easy it was with him! What photos did he take? Then came the semi-automatic, small and light "Elikon 35C", the dream of a dynamic photographer. The shooting process was simple, it was part of life. It was a pleasure.
