Review on Nikon D3100 DSLR Camera Body (Kit Box) - No Lens Included, International Version with No Warranty by Ojasvi Sharma ᠌
I like everything, the quality is good and the price is reasonable.
Though it's not perfect, the camera is well worth the price. I'd like to convert to Nikon for the better in the long run, as the price isn't too high (I could make back the money I spent on it in a month's time if I really put in the effort), but I'm not going to make waves by making the transition until I start making money with my Full Frame camera. It's adequate for self-portraits, professional studio work, or nighttime reportage shooting. In addition, keep in mind that the hands of someone who is not affiliated with him are more important than the camera's price tag.
Pros
- First, the level of energy present 2) Excellent pictures, 3) Hands-free operation (all you need is close at hand), and 4) a manageable size and weight Five) Instantly activates It's difficult to go wrong when your attention is focused
Cons
- 1) It foams up pictures occasionally. When examining images, I sometimes inadvertently press the button to open the internal flash; in order to close it, I have to remove the external flash and do so manually until the internal flash has opened all the way. Third, there is a lot of noise in the images I take at night (in clubs), and I have seen that unusual stripes appear on my camera in some photos (both vertically and horizontally, depending on the camera's whim). Four) I wish I could use my old Nikon film lenses, but the camera doesn't come with a screwdriver, and five) the continuous shooting leaves a lot to be desired. 6) The most extreme case of SOAP occurs when the camera is pointed directly at the subject rather than through a peephole (I can't recall the right name for it) in the screen.
