Nikon D3200 + 18-55/3.5-5.6 VR + 55-200/4.0-5.6 VR
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13 years ago
Great quality for low budget conditions.
Color (red) makes a great difference in public plus all the advantages of Nikon D cameras and its 24 plus MP. Great product at very good price for limited latin american budgets.
Pros:
- Beautifull Aparatus
- Easy To Use
- Fast / Accurate Auto-Focus
- Fast Shutter Speed
- Good Image Quality
- Good Image Stabilization
- High ISO Performance
- Large Clear LCD
- Quiet
Cons:
- No Negative Coments
13 years ago
Nikon D3200 DSLR Camera
Nikon's smart-looking new DSLR, the D3200 DX-format camera, slots into place above its entry-level D3100 and below the D5000. Nikon has upped the entry-level game by equipping this camera with qualities sought after in the professional range while making a much lighter, more portable camera than a...
Pros:
- Ergonomically great
- Easy to use and navigate
- Nice weight and portability
Cons:
- Clunky shutter button (which can be fixed
- No dedicated ISO button
13 years ago
Nikon D3200 Review
The Nikon D3200 is similar in design to Nikon D3100, however it has advanced controls and updated features have been installed in the camera. The CMOS sensor is capable of capturing good details about the subject even at low ISOs.
13 years ago
Nikon D3200
The D3200 also omits exposure bracketing, a feature in which the camera takes three shots instead of one -- one regular, one at a slightly lower exposure and one slightly higher -- just in case the regular exposure wasn't quite right.
Pros:
- Ultra-high-resolution
- 24-megapixel sensor
- Compact and lightweight
- Shoots 1,080p full HD video with manual control
Cons:
- Overall image quality no better than lower-res cameras
- Huge resolution means huge files
- Sluggish autofocus in Live View and Movie mode
13 years ago
I have only had this camera for 3 months and have taken about 3500 photos and I found that all the pictures were good,as in clear and they came out as exactly what I was shooting.And if the pic was busy or too close or far away ,it was my error not the camera.Also the software program that Nikon...
Pros:
- Very user friendly,all the settings are easy to see and to find.The guide setting is user friendly,it opens up to 3 choices (shoot)(veiw/delete)(set up) so its very easy to set up for types of shoots as it displays the auto settings(which is great for us newbies).The battery lasts quite along...
Cons:
- I really havent found anything I dont like about this camera
13 years ago
From 2006, when Nikon launched the D40 , until today's D3200 the Nikon entry-level line of DSLR has been more about evolution than revolution. With the introduction of live view and a movie mode the step from the D3000 to the D3100 was significant, but other than that, very few changes have been...
Pros:
- Good detail at low ISOs (with good lenses
- Well-balanced noise reduction at higher sensitivities
- decent noise levels
- Relatively low raw noise levels allow for custom processing in raw conversion
- Good quality video output
- Decent buffer and burst rates for this class of camera
- Overall responsive...
Cons:
- Slightly soft output at a pixel-level
- Tendency to slightly overexpose in bright contrasty conditions
- Unintuitive setting of aperture in movie mode
- No 'live-preview' of aperture changes in live -view
- No dedicated ISO button (but you can set the Fn-button to control this setting
- Live-view...
13 years ago
Shooting for the masses
Nikon's D3200 ($700) is the newest member of the company's entry-level DSLR lineup. Following in the footsteps of the popular D3100 , the shooter boasts a 24-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor (a 33% step up from its predecessor), an ISO range maximum of 6400 (with the ability to extend to 12800 in boost...
13 years ago
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13 years ago
Exceptional Value / Quality
This camera is an exceptional buy! So many features! We're still using the on-board tutorial to get up to speed with it. Wi-fi, 24 mega-pixels; it has everything most people would want in a digital SLR, and then some!
Pros:
- So many features
Cons:
- None to speak of
13 years ago
Nikon D3200
The D3200 is a very enjoyable camera to use for beginner photographers. If only the LCD screen was more colour accurate and the automatic focusing in video a little less twitchy, we'd have no qualms in recommending it wholeheartedly.
Pros:
- Lightweight and fairly compact
- ideal as a first SLR
- Very good image quality
- Strong video quality
- External microphone input
Cons:
- Screen is not particularly colour accurate
- No automatic-exposure bracketing
- Relocation of record button isn't as intuitive as earlier cameras
- JPEG images straight out of the camera can be a little soft
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