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Pros:He takes you by the hand and takes you to unknown places like AF, FPS, ISO etc. thanks to the pre-settings. Nobody has to be ashamed in using the presets. And what strikes me the most is the sing-song of the PRO "do not use it automatically (I miss you catch the plague) but use it in manual only so you will learn!"
Cons:Several that you discover them all when you're more PRO but in the meantime you care if the ISO is not so dramatically performing?
Opinion:December 2013-January 2018rn4 years and use of the D3200. In four years the phrase "use it in manual!" is more ethically incorrect. The D3200 has in fact some delicious programs of photo capture that - showing the basic parameters - let you know that in the landscape it is better if you open the diaphragm in a certain way and set the ISO to a certain value and so on. see a great entry level that gradually knowing you will provide a setup that returns results appreciable.rnWhen all advised me to change and buy a more performing camera I began to buy optics.rnTamron 150-600, Tamron 70/300, Samyang without engine and so on.rnI wanted to see pushing the camera with different optics how it would behave.rnGiudizio ottimo.rnAn curiosity, a couple of years ago came a micro-flea in the mirino.rnPortata in the laboratory I was told that it was open and so on. For the first two days, I saw nothing but the flea, and then I never saw it againerla for another two years.rnOra is for sale.rnVoto: 9rnrn
Opinion:My first SLR, good to start (I have combined with the 18-105 and 35mm), you immediately get in tune with the nikon system and its settings. The tightness at high ISO is not too satisfactory, already at 800 ISO is at the limit. In short, the advice to start and keep a few years to become familiar, then you feel the need for an update. The best side is that it weighs little and is small and portable. vote 8
Opinion:The classic basic entry level, good to start and understand if you can chew the photo or not, but also for the unpretentious cameraman wanting to have a full manual camera control. It also allows RAW images to be saved, so even the latter can have full control of the shot result using RAW management software. Weight and dimensions are a double cutter for this car. On the one hand, being small, it's easy to take in hiking or hiking (I personally took it to a trip to Spain, which I would not have done with the D610), occupying little space, but on the other hand the small size certainly does not help the camera. rnThe ISO seal (of course) is embarrassing. Already at 200 ISO noise is present, making it highly disturbed already at 800 ISO. But being a lower end entry level, it could not be otherwise. Moreover, the impossibility à to use the automatic MAF with lenses D or anyway AF (without internal motor) is a pretty annoying thing.
Opinion:The nikon d3200 boasts a cargo of defects but also of value: it can keep the company at the beginning but after a couple of years it almost practically loud to be replaced. If the promise of megapixels cares novelties, after a while the noise / iso ratio becomes a discriminant. It also lacks some functions that are not overly fundamental, but which nevertheless make the possessor a proud owner of a slightly pussy compact. No mirror-ups, ISO up to 100, noisy noise, tiny viewfinder unsuitable for manual focus, physically very small for those with bigger hands on the face (it also depends on the face). In return he does his job, more or less well. If you overwhelm the accessories it increases its life cycle, or endurance. In essence, the d3200 is like the first love, intense but uncompromising
Pros:Small size and weight, great sensor, easy to start, but not only.
Cons:Lack of double ring, need to enter each time through the menu to activate / deactivate functions, 800 iso limit (if you want to have quality images), no exposure compensation, reduced AF module of 11 points and shutter speed .
Opinion:I have this little Nikon for nearly 4 years. It was my first Digital Reflex. Acquired in the Kit with the classic 18-55 VR II, I started moving the first steps in digital photography, coupled with an ever-growing mastery of post production. I immediately felt the need to match an optician worthy of the name, replacing the classic plastic. Initially I replaced the 18-55 with the good Sigma 17-70 C f / 2.8-4 (really a good lens), then I joined him with the amazing Tokina 11-16 f / 2.8 DX II and a Tamron SP 70-300 VC USD. In a relatively short time I found myself with a good kit that covered me from 11 mm to 300 mm. The small D3200 has always been a faithful traveling companion, never abandoned me and has always given me so much satisfaction. It has a very good sensor in my opinion, coupled with quality optics, gives excellent images, making it easy to work on RAW. Passion then with time has grown and with it also the desire to have something more tender.The only negative aspects of my little bit (but we're still talking about a Entry Level) are: lack of double ring, need to enter each time through the menu to enable / disable functions, limit to 800 iso (if you want Have quality images), exposure compensation shortage, reduced AF module of only 11 points and shutter speed. For the rest nothing to say, really a great machine with which to practice and get good results as well. Now I also have the D300S / D700 (phenomenal coupled) and the D7200, so the small D3200 is now in disuse, but it will be very difficult to free it.
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