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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Nikon D3300 Pros: Weight, value for money, image quality, automatic programs for those who approach the photographic world Cons: Just ISO enough, few focus points, no touch screen, no wi-fi connection (for social addicted) Opinion: I bought a D3300 a few months ago to replace my old bridge and for now I'm very good at it. Rn I was impressed with the ergonomics of the machine, a bit less materials and finishes. Anyway, it's a great entry level (maybe the best for your band) to get into the world of photography. The positive value, of course, is the value-for-money, low weight and good image quality thanks to a great sensor. The mediocre ISO-hold (fine photos are obtained up to 1,600 ISO and no later), few focus points, no touch screen, which is now a widely-used and widespread system. For social network fans, there is no WI-FI system to share photos directly online. My opinion is a good entry level (if not the best) so I can only recommend it sent on July 18, 2017 |
 | Nikon AF-P 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 G DX VR Pros: Cost, weight, compactness, autofocus and sharpness Cons: No external keys, ghosting effect in some situations Opinion: I have been holding this optic for about three months, bought in kit with the D5300 and I'm more than satisfied. In fact I would have wanted to buy her big brother in Kit, that is, 18-105 but I took advantage of a strong discount in a commercial business near my home "limiting myself" to 55mm.rnE 'optics from a kit then basic optics to get started, Ranges from a lightweight wide angle to a "normal" focal point, so suitable for landscape photos, street photo and wanting to venture on some very high floor. Being a basic optician you can not ask for more for the price it is sold. Positive are certainly the price, the compactness seen as the chance to collapse it and the reduced weight. Good sharpness is offered above all if you shoot at intermediate focal lengths. Fast also autofocus, degrades slightly in low light conditions but I think it is acceptable. Negative ones are definitely the absence of external buttons for the VR which I think are comfortable. In some situations I riskA slight ghosting effect. Until now I have not seen flare or chromatic aberration. sent on July 14, 2017 |
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