Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

I don't know much about cameras, this one was a Christmas gift for my daughter and she loves it. She's 16 and she's able to work all the different functions, and it does a LOT. I was told this would be a great starter camera for someone interested in professional photography and they were right. The pictures she takes are awesome. This thing really zooms in too. I was amazed at the things she showed me. I am very happy she is happy and I would recommend this camera for anyone interested in this type of camera from the novice to the more experienced.

Got mine as a christmas gift as I wanted to graduate to a DSLR after using point and shoot cameras for yeras.Yes this my first experience with a dslr and a good one.It is great for entry level people like me.Fairly easy to understand instructions and user friendly.The best part is that untill you get to know some of the real cool features the autofocus does qa super job.Indeed it is great value for money.

I got this as my first "high-end" camera, for $699 back in 2011. It's been great, although i didn't use it to the potential I first imagined (beautifully fog-lit landscapes, macro curiosities, wildlife, etc.) Really, it's been used to document our family's 8 grandchildren, none of whom are mine. Also some wonderful outside shots and event pictures.It's not always as sharply focused as I want it to be - particularly when using it at work for some fine-detailed product photos. Then again I'm still not expert at the settings.

This is a our first DSLR and we purchased it for quasi commercial purposes. We are a small business and bought the camera to take pictures of our products for online sales as well as for personal use.We are extremely pleased with the camera for the price. The photo quality has been a huge step up from the point and shoot that we had been using (Stylus Tough). The camera body is light and compact. It's hard to take pictures if you don't have the camera with you, so size was a selling point for us.Battery life seems good. So far our limiting factor has been our card size not our battery life. This camera takes both JPEGs and Raw photos, so anyone moving into their first DSLR should be prepared to invest in some memory, the pictures are huge.This camera has been budget friendly for a new business. About 2 years ago we purchased a Stylus tough for only marginally less, and the resultant pictures were pretty lousy (in fact we usually opted to use our phones instead). So we have been quite pleased to see a slight step up in price resulted in a huge jump in quality and flexibility.We liked that this camera came with a lens (great for a first time buyer). We will likely be adding a 55-200 mm zoom lens in the next few months.Some of the downsides to the camera: the small size of the view finder, the low resolution in the lcd screen and that it is not weatherproofed.The weatherproofing is a bit of an issue, since we spend a lot of time on the water. Our next camera (likely a few years down the road) will be weatherproofed.

This is an expensive camera and is the first step to DSLR so take that for what it's worth. My wife was looking for a "good" camera not another pocket camera she wanted something she could take professional pictures with (family pictures) and shoot some Hockey, Soccer, Swimming events for the kids. This is a very good camera it is easy to use, not too heavy, and with the two lenses gives you a good range of shots you can get out of the box. So far it is what we expected and hopefully we will get a long time of use out of it (might have to get a third lens for some shots, but the 3100 body should last a few years).

Very good entry level dslr, very easy to use. The extra lens is a great bonus, I am very pleased with this purchase.

I got for a great price was cheaper than picking it up at a store and came with every thing u need. im so in love with it.

This camera is excellent. It's easy to use with some minor navigation through the menu's. It has lots of features and it's of course a Nikon. The brand speaks for itself.

Great product I really do not recommend it for all those who want to acquire will not disappoint more thak

I would like to start with the fact i bought this camera at a store, not online.I got it home and charged the battery right away because it is supposed to take 1.5hr to charge.After i got it all set up withe the lens and strap, i took a quick snapshot of my dog (american Eskimo) all whiteminiature husky for those unfamiliar with the breed.One look down at my display of the photo i just took and already my gut dropped.My dog was pink! So i thought maybe the factory settings are not what this camera needs.Keep in mind i did reset to factory settings once already to make sure the camera was notfiddled with before.After changing the iso, shooting mode, shutter speed even, nothing seemed to get rid of thisugly pink.I thought maybe, just maybe the pink was a type of "highlight" feature for over exposure or somethingso i took it to my ol pc to upload the photo on the screen... Again, i find myself with a gaze into myphoto of the pink dog.Long disappointment short, im headed back to the store to get my cash back and possible drop another 100 or soon a d3200, i'm upset with the model not the brand.Im sure its just a fault somewhere with color/shade software because it was turning only white into pink; but i hope this helps anyone make sure they have a good return/exchange program in place for this purchase.

Written from the perspective of someone who has taken photos all her life with small, cheap cameras:This was a scary investment for me, at first. I had recently used a Nikon D3000, and I liked the quality of the images it snapped. Once I decided to make the purchase, I was unable to find D3000, so I stepped up to the D3100. I purchased some additional lenses, and the entire investment was about $1000.00I was willing and ready to purchase the D5100, but upon comparison, found that the resolution in the D3100 was admirable, and perhaps better, than that of the other model. I have been extremely happy with the pictures I have taken so far, with only two complaints about the camera in general.First, the shutter is noisy. Someone had told me that before I purchased the camera, and at the time I had though, "how noisy can a camera be?" But now, after having shot thousands of pictures for school events and family functions with this camera, I concur. Sometimes, settings are quiet, and the photographer seeks not to disturb an audience. However, with this camera, there is no "sneaking up" to surprise a subject. Every photo you snap will be announced by a loud snap and clickclickclick.Finally, my larger complaint - one fact that I wish I had known before I purchased the camera - is that there is quite a delay when photographing in low light. That several second delay may mean the difference between a great shot and a grand blur of an image. I photograph my toddler grandchildren frequently - many low-light attempted shots of their high-energy antics has resulted in really bad pictures. Granted, a flash would correct the problem, but sometimes the light of a flash kills the artistic aspect of a photo.There are some great features which offset my two complaints. Primarily, the automatic settings of this camera will make any newbee photographer more self-confident. Another "plus" is that this camera has an automatic lense-cleaning feature -- the lense shimmies at a high-frequency rate to loosen dust. It's pretty cool, especially considering I often forget to check the lense for dust. Finally, there are cross-hairs in the view-finder which allow one to point the camera and know exactly how the subject will appear in the image. I understand that not all cameras have this ability.Would I purchase this camera again? Absolutely. However, now that I am aware of the low light shutter issue, I intend to trade up and purchase a Nikon with better low light ability. But for someone who has never owned a DSLR camera, this is a great first camera!

I bought this for my husband and I. Neither one of us know cameras very well but this one is fairly easy to use. Takes great pictures of our new baby!

I recently purchased the D3100 and have taken some shots in a variety of conditions. I have not yet had the opportunity to dive into the full feature set. Initial impressions:Pros: Very nice image quality (my primary concern), easy to use, includes reasonable editing software.Cons: Nikon is bit stingy when packing the box (no USB cable, no memory card at all); no exposure bracketing feature.So far, I have been very pleased with the images coming from the D3100. The colors are true and vibrant. It handles light and shadow well. The captured detail is impressive. I haven't "pushed" this camera yet with higher ISO shots or other more demanding techniques / settings however, I suspect that many of this camera's users, if not most, will not have the need or desire to wander too far away from the "Auto" setting, which does a very capable job in variety of conditions. The flash works well with the camera and there is a minimum of the "over exposed" or "glare" look that is commonly seen in family flash photography.This camera at its most basic level is dead simple to use: point and shoot. The camera may look intimidating to those who haven't previously used a full featured film camera or a DSLR but, pick it up, set it to "Auto", snap a few frames and you'll both feel much more comfortable with it and intrigued to learn more about its other capabilities. This camera is targeted for the entry DSLR market and anyone moving up from a compact point-and-shoot camera will immediately recognize the difference in image quality.The Nikon software was also easy to use and can really bring out the impact in your shots. The software installed without problem on my mac. Through the software, I was able to pull additional depth and detail from the initial captured image (I used RAW format for capturing). I did use the default JPEG as well and I doubt that many family photographers will have any complaint with those images. Again, the various sliders and options in the software can seem daunting at first, but you will be rewarded by playing around with settings (you won't ruin anything). As mentioned previously, through the software, I was able to take some images that would have been OK and make them compelling. I am not saying that they will be hanging in a gallery soon, just that they are far more visually interesting than they were and with a minimal amount of effort. The images included people, nature, indoors and out.I am not completely sold on the auto focusing, especially when the subject is in motion. I haven't used it enough in these circumstances to fairly comment, just something that has initially popped up as an item to explore further. For the record, the images in question seemed sharp though not quite what I had anticipated. It is too early to hang AF from my uses, though.I have not used (and have no immediate intention of using) the video feature. I have a video camera that shoots video well. Personally, I'd rather have additional still features (auto bracketing) than video. I understand that there may be a desire to pack everything within one device from a marketing perspective. However, I am of the mind that a device ought to focus on its primary mission and forgo additive items that it does less well.I have no understanding of why Nikon would not include a USB cable to connect the camera to your computer. Fortunately, the cable is not proprietary and I was able to reuse an existing cable from another camera. How exactly does Nikon propose that you transfer your images from the camera to your machine for use with the included Nikon software? That just doesn't make sense when the cable that I reused came included with a camera that cost $400 less than the D3100.Overall, I am very happy with the image quality (which makes the omission of bracketing even more noticeable), the ease of use, and the included software. I would have liked a starter memory card in the box and am really surprised that it did not include a USB cable. The price for value relationship needs some improvement, though the product itself is solid. This would be a good way to get into the DSLR segment for those moving up from compact point and shoot.

I am really enjoying what this camera brings to the table. I am really impressed with all the features and the quality of photos are amazing.

I am by no means a professional but with this camera I feel like one. I love taking pictures and this camera makes it so easy to capture great images.

OMG, the best. Words can not express this item. It is the best. I love love love this camera. I am still learning how to use it but it is wonderful. Thanks. You can not go wrong with this Nikon D3100.

Our family is very active. We play hockey, we run, we play soccer, we take vacations. This camera takes THE best photos. Whether it's an indoor hockey game or goofing around outside my photos are clear and sharp and gorgeous. It takes a day or so to get used to all the adjustments but I would highly recommend this one! For even better fast pictures (hockey, soccer, baseball, etc) there is another option for VR lenses. The VR lenses are even better than the ones here. Both are great thought and I love this camera.

I have enjoyed my Nikon camera and would recommend it to anyone. It takes wonderful photos and is a great camera for the price!

PROS:It's a good photo camera and takes great low light photos without a flash.Has lots of manual controls easily accessable with buttons and knobs rather than menu driven choices.CONS:It's big and heavy. If you are use to a SLR then perhaps this doesn't matter to you. But if you are like me, wanting a better digital camera with good low light capabilities, you'll be shocked at the size and bulk.I don't like that you have to flip a switch to get to the screen to take pictures. I'm use to using a screen as a viewfinder and like it better because it works better with glasses than having to look into a little view finder.It does not focus as well in the screen viewfinder mode as it does when you use the built in viewfind. I've tried comparing the two in numerous lighting situations and get similar results but is worse in low light settings.It is noisy as the mirror flips around. Again SLR people will not notice this but I do and this makes it difficult to be discreet at a concert or somewhere that is very quite when taking the photo.A real big show stopper for me was the fact that it does not do 30 frames per second in the video mode at 1080p resulution. It only does 24 FPS. You have to drop down to 720p to get 30 FPS. This is unacceptable to me as to why a camera loaded with this much technology cannot do at least 30 FPS at 1080p.This was a christmas gift and I liked playing with the camera for a couple of weeks to evaluate it. Like I said it's a good camera for SLR people wanting to switch from film to digital and you don't mind shooting videos at 720 p, but it's going back. I plan on purchasing the Sony NEX-5R with a pancake lense in it's place. It will cost a couple hundred more but do exactly what I want it to do at less than half the weight and bulk.

Great camera for anyone looking for a DSLR. Don't buy this if you want a super high-def screen, high FPS rate or anything along the lines of that, however this camera is still more than capable of producing quality images.Pros:Great Lens with Kit (18-55)Quality VideoManual, Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, and Program Modes as well as multiple other auto modesGood Button Set-upSmallCons:Plastic BodyScreen a little grainyLenses usually more expensive than CanonVideo can be grainy in low light.Can be difficult to learn to use.Recommended for anyone looking for a super low priced DSLR, who doesn't mind sacrificing some features for some extra cash. Check out the Rebel T4i however for something similar, but with better video and screen quality (a little more $)

I bought this Camera after alot of review. There was two reasons I bought this one was price the second was package. it was a good price and packaged with both lens made a good deal for my picture taking. I have a Nikon 35mm with 3 lens and all kind of accessories. which is obsolete now but still a number one camera. Nikon is a good name in cameras. This is not the top end in cameras but does the trick for me easy to use controls in the right place and if you try to keep up with top end you will be buying every week. Amazon had the best price and quick ship

My old 'A' school instructor is a NPS professional w/Nikon in the Northeast. I chose this digital camera over a Canon because of it's 1080p enhanced movie. Nikon is also a robust and decent brand of camera.

I purchased the d3100 from Amazon after a lot of research and discussion with friends that own various DSLRs. Despite opinions, there aren't that many differences between Canon and Nikon at this level of camera. I believe it comes down to the features that you want, the included accessories and the best deal. In the end, this package was the clear winner. I also was able to get a free 16gb card and a nice basic case and my first impressions of outdoor landscape shots and indoor action shots are excellent. My most basic advice is DO NOT purchase a camera based on megapixels alone. If you are looking for a great entry level DSLR, with a great package of accessories, look no further. For under $500, you can't beat it!

I'm unable to "zoom" in photo on monitor viewer to check clarity, etc. Could not find instructions to do same in CD reference manual. Manual a little confusing. Overall, a pretty good camera for the price.