Review on Camera Nikon D3400 Kit AF-P DX 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6G VR, black by Agata Fatyga ᠌

I took the camera as an absolute beginner in photography. I received extremely positive impressions of the camera, its use and pictures. I quickly got used to the camera and now I carry it everywhere with me in my backpack. In my opinion, a great and friendly camera for a beginner for a reasonable price. Has some pros - Nice zoom lens included. Allows you to more or less fit to shoot everything - from portraits to landscapes. - Excellent camera ergonomics. Very comfortable case that fits perfectly in the hand. All the knobs are where you need them, you don't have to reach anywhere. - Good build. There is no backlash anywhere, a feeling of "solidity" of the body. - Metal bayonet. A small but nice feature. - Convenient interface. Intuitive and user-friendly camera settings menu. - Hyde mode. A special shooting mode in which you can select the scene or subject you want to shoot and read a brief summary of it, and then the most suitable shooting mode is turned on. - Living battery. If from time to time, then you can carry it with you without charging for almost a week. - The presence of Wi-Fi / Bluetooth and pairing with a smartphone. If you like to spread the captured goodness in telegrams, then you can quite quickly overtake the image from RAW to JPEG right in the camera and transfer images in a bunch via Bluetooth to your smartphone. Got cons: - Few good compatible lenses. Native lenses are expensive compared to other brands of cameras.