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The Nikon D3000 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 10.2 megapixels manufactured from 2009 to 2011 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 3200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 3 FPS x 6 RAW / 100 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 300 €;
36 users have given it an average vote of 7.5 out of 10
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.
Pros:Robust body, image quality, ease of use, price.
Cons:No live view, no video, and noisy ISOs.
Opinion:I am not a professional, I come from a Fujifilm bridge, so it seems to me a new planet and of a higher level, as a result the ISOs are not particularly annoying to me, I honestly find the absence of live view quite uncomfortable, focus that sometimes groped in executing commands, but for the price paid and my claims it is really a good compromise.
Opinion:My first digital SLR. Taken well above the 170,000 shots and still continues to work in the hands of those who bought it (I regretted not having kept it). The body has a plastic feel but is very robust (I have often used it in the mountains) limited in controls (you must always enter the menus to change the main settings) and the CCD sensor already at 400 ISO starts to show its limits but if you stay between 100-200 ISO gives beautiful satisfaction. Excellent for learning without spending a fortune.
Opinion:My is not and does not want to be a review. The D3000 was my first camera and received it as a gift from my wife exactly 7 years ago (today is my birthday). Then I had another 12 (9 digital and 3 film) for the fetishism of having more and more powerful cameras in the illusion that depends on them on the quality of my photos. What a disappointment when I realized it was not exactly like that. It was as if someone had broken my favorite toy. Because that's what they are: toys. rnIf you have something to say and an elegant eye in the composition, with a D3000 you can do great photos. Great photos.rnGet even with a good goal, yes yes ... ahahahah
Pros:Pro: Great entry level for those who want to get started in the photography world, small and compact, extremely durable battery even after years of use, lightweight, robust, discrete but price-compliant performance.
Cons:Against: AF that sometimes makes the whims and after the 800 ISO the machine starts to not hold the noise well, lack of live view, lack of bracketing which however throws beginners, no AF engine, lack of some quick adjustments.
Opinion:The first serious camera I ever had before I was just a roller-coaster, fortunately I went to school with an Olympus OM 10 reflex to my father's roll, but as we all know, from a roll to the digital you open a world, at least for me being only a simple passionate. The only difference I have noticed is the solid, reliable and solid construction of the old school, which, compared to my little one, looks like a toy. As for the pros and cons I have already said it all.
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