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Review on Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Body (Kit Box) - No Lens Included, International Version with No Warranty by Amit Kumar ᠌
I'm satisfied, the product is exactly as described.
Comparatively speaking, it cost less than $9,000 when I purchased it. The Samsung WB2022 soap dish I had at the time was nice, but it lacked detail. Heaven and earth are generally superior to any soap box up to 16 thousand. Even in comparison to a rival in the same price range as Canon, because of a better kit lens. The Nikon d5200 will be my next camera since it has a far improved autofocus technology that eliminates the need to repeatedly shoot the same object in the hopes that the camera will capture the exact scene you are aiming at. There will be room for future framing with 24 megapixels and a 35mm lens.
Pros
- Its compact size is a bonus, as is its light weight, even when compared to a soap dish, and its pleasant grip and good picture clarity for the price (13-15t.) a decent kit lens that produces sharp images battery – I don't really take videos, thus the battery hasn't died on me in photo mode yet (up to 700 photos in RAW is easy)
Cons
- The video quality isn't significantly better than my old soapbox, which didn't have a wildly crunchy focusing motor that was painfully slow and audibly noisy (you can hear it on the video!). Videotape them exclusively using manual focus. One cross point is still normal, however the rest of the autofocus points focus randomly. After purchasing a 35mm camera, focusing misses increased at all apertures. Possibly front focus, but you can't change it in this manner. Yes, the screen is bad. Even when viewing the captured images, it's difficult to tell whether they are sharp or blurry, and zooming in to 100% usually reveals squares that aren't present in the image.
