The Nikon D3400 is a new entry-level DSLR camera with a 24.2 megapixel DX format APS-C sensor with no anti-aliasing filter. The main improvements to the D3400 are extended battery life and SnapBridge support.

Ever since its popular D40 model back in 2006, Nikon has done well to dismantle the idea of a DSLR needing to be a large, cumbersome machine. Of course, since then the company has released many even more compact mirrorless 1-series cameras aimed at a junior audience, although it's maintained its...

Nikon makes DSLRs with two types of sensor – full-frame and APS-C. The new D3400 is Nikon's most entry-level camera, and takes on the smaller APS-C chip to keep costs down – Nikon calls this its DX range.

Announced on 17 August, the Nikon D3400 replaces the two-year-old D3300 at the bottom of the company's DSLR line-up. Competitively priced and similar in body design and functionality to its predecessor, the D3400 is the first entry-level DSLR with integrated SnapBridge connectivity, enabled via low...

Nikon's D3400 is the latest entry level DSLR from Nikon, launched in September last year. The camera is updated version of D3300 with some upgraded specifications such as Bluetooth connectivity and longer battery life.

Super-compact light weight design; Captures high quality images; 24MP APS-C CMOS Sensor; 11-point PDAF system; 5-fps burst shooting; Can capture upto 1200 shots; 1080p Videos at 60fps; Good single shot AF system

No built-in Wifi; No touchscreen; No articulating screen; Slow image transmission via Snapbridge app; Average video features; Mediocre flash; Missing external microphone input; No GPS; Could have sensor cleaner just like other Nikon DSLR's

Good colours; fine details; Good noise reduction; accurate white balance; Light; easy to use; Prolonged battery life

Autofocus is often slow; No sensor cleaning; No weatherproofing on body

I decided before our first child was born that we needed something more than our cell phones to take photos. I am so glad we chose this camera! I love that it has auto and manual settings.

This was purchased as a present for a teenage boy's 16th birthday, and he absolutely loved it. It is his first DSLR camera and the training mode which is built into the camera is really handy as it makes it very easy to use right out of the box, without having to consult the manual too much...

Great beginners DSLR. Bought for daily use in lab. Great pics and easy to use even for noobs.

It says it comes with built in wifi but it doesnt, some newer cameras have a button older ones you can find wifi in setup menu. Nowhere in the entire menu can you find wifi which prevents me from snapping pictures with the nikon apps. Very disaapointed for what it costs.