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The Nikon D3200 is a reflex camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 24.2 megapixels manufactured from 2012 to 2014 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 12800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 4 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 415 €;
102 users have given it an average vote of 8.5 out of 10
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Pros:Very good file quality, acceptable ISO sealing, battery life, lightweight, economical, well-built, easy to use.
Cons:No autofocus calibration, non-tropicalized, entry level autofocus, dust infiltration in the viewfinder.
Opinion:My first camera ever, bought new way back in 2016, love at first sight. She was the one who made me passionate about this beautiful world that is photography. I immediately found it easy to use, comfortable and light. The battery has good battery life, but it's best to have a spare one for more intense rides. I've owned it for almost 8 years and the body doesn't even have a scratch, it's really sturdy and well made. The ergonomics are great and the handle has a very good grip. The menu is simple and intuitive. Although I used it as a complete beginner at the beginning, with the kit 18-55 lens, it has given me great satisfaction, it can return excellent and well workable files. When combined with high-performance lenses, you can have fun for very little money. The sealing at medium-high ISO is contextually good, but without exaggerating. Personally, I've never gone beyond 1600. Being an old entry level you should not expect the top as far as autofocus speed is concerned, it also has few focus points but all in all it is more than usable. An annoying aesthetic problem that I found, after not even two years of use, is that dust has infiltrated the viewfinder, even if it does not ruin the photos, even though I have always kept it clean and used with care. In summary, perfect for starting to photograph with a quality reflex, better if associated with good lenses. Until it stops shooting I'll hold it carefully.
user242173
sent on March 17, 2023
Pros:Quality images 'well defined and with the right lenses excellent colors, decent ISO hold, light, price
Cons:Definitely entry level but still not too plastic, small viewfinder, 12-bit raw, mediocre autofocus
Opinion:I had 2, the first with a problem with the light meter (photos always overexposed) that I discovered to be quite widespread on this machine, the second with only 2500 shots at a very low price, this time with a slightly better light meter .... problems apart makes excellent photos and jpeg good even indoors without flash up to 800 iso, with discrete lenses like the 18-55 VRII or the 18-105 VR are sharp, bright and with beautiful colors so I suppose that with more serious lenses can achieve excellent results .... of course those who have serious lenses probably do not mount them on a D3200 ... overall 8.5
Pros:Paid very little (socket used), respectable camera, good quality image; durable battery
Cons:Focus: it's not a sniper
Opinion:My lens was to have an SLR, I would have liked Pentax but this happened and I'm happy all the same. Taken used by a friend who had not used it for five years, about 9000 shots, with af-s 18-55 kit lens (it is not the maximum detail but it has a good VR), enriched with 35mm and 50mm (more will come). I'm having a lot of fun with it and it's the one I use the most: I like to hear the noise of the mirror and shutter when they come into operation... ah what a pleasure the REFLEX! Too bad that the mirrorless are supplanting them but this one makes great photos and if you are not happy, in post-production you can do miracles. The D3200 is simple to use, holds well in your hand and is very reliable. The battery lasts a long time but I recommend always having one in stock (two, or more, in the case of mirrorless). Another pity is the fact of not having an internal AF motor and not being able to mount the lenses without autofocus motor or the latest AF-P lenses, but only AF-S to have the autofocus that in itself is not amazing. The dynamic range doesn't seem great to me but it's doing very well, anyway. My advice is to learn to use it immediately in manual focus because sometimes the autofocus makes a fuss (or it is not the maximum precision) and then if you become good use the rest in manual. Anyway, as far as exposure is concerned, it automatically does everything well and does it really well! Now, it is said, it is an "Entry Level", yes it is true but it forces you to use your head more and this is, perhaps, a good thing: the photo is made by the photographer not the camera! Happy clicking everyone!
Pros:Good image quality, controls in the right place, not very energetic, now wide availability of used to start by spending little
Cons:It is an entry level; iso seal, burst, few focus points are those of a range base. Wireless transmission of photos not present
Opinion:My camera entry into interchangeable optical photography, received in 2014 and still does its duty: small, not excessive weight (but compared to a compact one you can feel), with the right optics and with a little skill you pull out very very good photos. It is still working well, even though I am beginning to perceive its limitations; the maximum video resolution is now obsolete, the 11 focus points represent a limit in certain situations, and the 800 ISOs represent a value above which the image quality begins to be compromised. To start with, however, it is perfect; despite having a single ring with the two buttons function regolo sensitivity and opening being able to work in manual without moving the machine away from the eye.
Opinion:It is a small machine, easily transportable, reliable, with all the merits of a reflex and the conveniences of the pre-set aids. I talked about how you can also exploit full frame lenses on dx machines in my channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbIdp3DUDqB-C1Aqn9KMAXQ/ It can not have claims because it is the entry level however, given the goodness of the sensor, it can produce beautiful images if you match a valid optics. Today you can buy it for very little and it can be great for those who approach the world of photography although honestly I would very recommend a series like D80, D90, D7000 that are like quality and usability another planet. Vote 7
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