Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

Excellent flash in both automatic and manual modes. Works as a slave when triggered by another flash unit. Not tried the remote units yet but have every confidence. Neewer produce excellent products at a much lower price than original manufacturers and always good quality.

I was most pleasantly suprised when I recieved the flash outfit it was exactly as described, it seems well made, robust and has a good weight to it.
All of the shots I have used it for so far have been perfectly exposed and the second battery is a great bonus. As yet I have not used the wireless trigger but it will be put to good use in future multi flash shoots.

Really good flashgun which compliments my SB800 well. Be aware that if you have a particular Nikon camera model (I currently own a D90) that this flashgun will only work wirelessly off camera with another flash when it is set only in slave mode (S1 mode). This is why I initially had problems operating with my Nikon flash however I emailed Neewer customer services about this issue who informed me promptly about setting the flash in slave mode. Please note: This issue made not relate to all Nikon models.

This is a good product, slightly late with delivery but good when arrived company responded well to enquiry. I've a previous post on this I would recommend do good pack as I bought as a present for budding photographer.

nice product I have used the various attachments it works well, only quibble instruction booklet a bit rubbish.

Superb on camera flash with lithium ion battery giving long life and super fast recycle times compared to standard AA batteries

It works well as an attached external flash unit to my Nikon D610. Only wish I could turn off the sound it makes, it's particularly annoying when I'm trying to work on stealth mode..

Being new to photography, this does all the work and produces great picture without the obvious sign of taking with a flash.

I'm an amature photographer still coming to terms with SLR camera's, but I found this flash gun suited me right down to the ground. It is well made and works well for me. i would certainly recommend people to consider buying one.

I did a ton of research on the right camera in the price range before I bought this on tech sites and consumer reports. This camera comes very highly recommended so my expectations were set very high. This camera far exceeds my expectations!!! I upgraded from a 10 year old Pentax film SLR and it was a very easy adjustment. The features of this camera are very intuitive to use. I took this camera to Ireland on vacation a week or so after I got it, and was able to adjust all the manual settings I had gotten used to on my old camera without too much effort. I also find the automatic settings (auto, shutter, aperture, no-flash) to take very well balanced photos.I was concerned that I would regret not getting the VR lenses for image stability and to reduce blurring, however, I haven't had issues with this at all. I have gotten used to stabilizing though with my old camera, so maybe this is why I haven't noticed it.My only criticism of this package would be that there is no overlap in the lens' zoom. While traveling I found I had to switch lenses a lot because I would need to zoom in a little bit more than the 18-55mm, so would switch the lens out to 55-200mm, then 10 minutes later couldn't zoom out as far as I needed and would have to switch back to the 18-55mm. I think I just got used to having lenses that overlapped by about 30mm with the old camera, so got a little spoiled.

really really like this.no problems so far. its completly changed how my photos look!! now the only problem is i cant seem to turn the sound off?! can this be done?

I bought this camera to take better pictures of my son on the soccer field. For that, I would give 10 stars. The bigger lens (55-200 mm) is great for sitting in the stands or at the end of the field and capturing individuals on the field while still capturing bigger field shots as well.The camera itself is fantastic. There are so many things I can do with it.I took a camera class so that I could use it like it's really made for - on the modes where it's not just a giant, expensive point and shoot camera. Turns out, the smaller lens (18-55mm) is pretty junky and I need to replace it (that's why I gave 4 stars). My teacher says this is pretty typical in these kinds of sets. But it just isn't fast enough inside. Outside, pictures are great. Inside, even with proper settings, it just doesn't work - weird coloring, blurry, etc. If it's on the automatic setting, it does ok inside. Outside: amazingly gorgeous photos.The battery lasts a good long time. I can easily get through a soccer game (so over an hour and I take a ton of pictures). It recharges quickly too.Overall great camera. I gave 4 stars because I have to buy a better lens for inside shots.

So I decided I wanted to get into digital photography and what I found from different sources is that the Nikon d3100 is an amazing beginner DSLR camera. I look on amazon and there were some okay used ones for $290.00 but for a $100.00 more I mine as well could have bought a new nikon d3100 off amazon. I looked for a couple nights and this one came up. $320.00 for this camera in which the description said 500 shots taken brand new camera. I couldn't believe it! God really looked out for me with this purchase because it was exactly what the description. When i got it it was wrapped up in like quadruple bubble wrap, came with everything that the description said, and the best part is it said I'd get it June 10th...I got it today April 23rd...:). So happy with this purchase and the company who sent the product I didn't have any complaints everything works out great. God Bless.

I got this for a Christmas present and I was extremely excited. I had wanted a Canon DSLR but I figured this was the next best thing. Unfortunately, for pictures I'd have been correct, but for videos I was wrong. First off, it is not very easy to focus this thing without the automatic focus on, and that doesn't focus my shots in the direct spot I want, but instead, only the center of the shot. Also, did I mention there's awful audio quality on this thing. Along with that, there is no microphone input so you kind of have to buy an external mike and use that and later sync the two together while editing.Now, when editing, syncing audio and video is a pain in the ass. The camera is not at all a bad camera, but if you were thinking about getting it for moderate or serious video, I advise against it.

It is easy to get tunnel vision with all these glowing reviews on Amazon. However, this camera really doesn't have any standout features. Its the same old technology that has been around for years. You are still going to have to wait a ton of time between shots, the burst mode is slow, and the burst mode does not support focusing between shots. The view finder is not going to actually show you the picture you are going to get since it is an optical viewfinder. And the viewfinder is going to black out when you actually take the shot. Sure, all these traditional SLR cameras take great pictures, but really, what camera at this price doesn't. What are you really looking for at this price point? For me, it is fast between shots and can burst fast so I am sure to get a great shot. I hate cameras that make me wait between shots until the camera is ready to take another picture.If you want the hidden gem in the SLR camera world, check out the Sony SLT technology. It is a new technology that is much faster and allows the viewfinder and focus mechanisms to function like they should. I have the SLT-A57 and I think you can tell from the reviews that it is as good or better than any of these SLR cameras.No, I don't work for Sony. I just think that someone should point out the fact that there are other options out there and better technology available.

This camera, of course, is targeted to those entering the DSLR world. I am myself just beginning to take the baby steps and I got a really good camera to get me started! This camera is amazing. The pictures are crisp, and I definitely love the "Guide" mode. The camera is light weight and not so big like other DSLR cameras. I agree that the lens that comes with the kit is not that amazing, but it does a decent job. I had to spend quite an amount of money for this camera, so the lens is going to wait just a bit. Overall however, this camera is great. If you're contemplating between the D3000 and D5000, DON'T. Get the D3100. Period...OK...gotta go take some night shots...man this camera rules...

Moved up from point and shoot to my first entry level dslr camera. I am sorry that I did not get the d3200 mainly for the mic input. But its a great camera. The body was bought separate and the lens that was purchased was the 18-105 dx lens. Still getting used to it as I have only had it for a month from this review. The few photos I have taken are of great quality. One main thing I am very happy about, is that I can do liveview from from my tv monitor. I read many reviews that said it can't be done, but I just bought the mini hdmi to normal hdmi cable and it worked like a charm. I intend to acquire the prime 35mm f1.8 dx lens, to improve my quality in low light situations. I also have the sb400 speed light so I am off to take thousands of photos.

I bought this camera for my wife after she did all the research (much of that here on Amazon) and from the recommendation of several friends. We are novice photographers but can say that so far we are both pleased with the performance. I've always leaned towards pocket point and shoots for the simple fact that I would carry them more often. But they were always hit or miss with regards to speed, image quality, etc. and have become somewhat superfluous as cell phone cameras have gotten better.Enter the D3100No way P&S or cell phone cameras could give us the shots we get for the D3100. Last weekend at our 4 year old's soccer game, that became even MORE glaringly obvious. I opted for the VR lens, but can't tell you if it makes a difference or not. Worst case is that I spent $100 extra if we don't like the VR and turn it off.I have no other SLR to compare it to (other than a 1980s Canon A1 that I used to use) so I can't say how it stacks up against other current offerings. All I can tell you is that if you think you want to step up to a SLR, this is a nice way to go. The body is not huge, you get 2 lenses that should handle 95%+ of all your needs and you get speed, and quality shots that are FAR better than P&S cameras we spent $300 on.I just got back from a trip to oregon and wished I had taken the SLR. Phone camera was great for shots durign bike rides, etc., but "coastal tourist" shots would have been much better with the 3100.

I have been in the market for a good beginner camera for quite some time. I didn't want to spend a lot of money, but I wanted to get a good quality camera on which to learn. After 3+ months, the 3100 has been the perfect choice for me. Though there are newer models available with lots of extra features, I find the 3100 to be all that I need it to be. It takes great photos, works with all of my technology, and gives me the tools I need to learn about taking photographs.Will I upgrade at some point? Certainly. But, for now, I'm very happy with the 3100 and would highly recommend it.

We bought this camera a few months ago to take pictures on our upcoming overseas trip. One day, suddenly, we see the Nikon LCD screen bleed. We send it in for repairs and they refused to honor the warranty. They said that because of 'IMPACT', we had to pay $160 to have it fixed. That was total BS because there was no way that camera had any impact with anything. It was working perfectly fine. The camera was stored in a heavy thick camera bag/back pack. Their customer service is a ripoff and came out with this made up excuse to get out of the warranty. There was an 'internal crack'! Yeah right! Instead of honoring the warranty, they opted to be cheap. Well guess what Nikon! This is the first and the last time I will ever purchase anything Nikon again! Never again! People! Beware! They refused to honor not only my warranty claim but the claim of at least three other people! Read the reviews with 1 star! You might think the camera has many 5 stars so it can't happen to you! But guess what! We thought the same thing as well. But this time, it happened to us. Their customer service is horrible. Do not buy Nikon because you will have to fork out another $160 at least for the repair work if the same thing happens to you (hope it doesn't)! They also take months and months to repair the camera! Tough luck for us. Nikon sucks! I can't believe a company like this can function in the USA.

I bought this camera 9 months ago to upgrade from my point and shoot. I had done months of research on what to buy and bought this one because of its price point and performance reviews. I'm very happy with my purchase. I've taken amazing pictures of my kids with the kit lens that come with this. I have learned how to shoot without auto and without flash which comes in handy because my kids hate flash. If I use it I only get pictures of stunned kids with their eyes closed. That being said I wish the low light performance was a little better. Now that it gets dark earlier in the day I'm struggling to get decent pics inside. Luckily most my pics are during the day because given the right lighting this camera works miracles.My favorite feature is the continuous shooting button. You are pretty much guaranteed a good pic with that! Now I'm researching how to take my photography to the next level with new lenses. I knocked down one star because I think I will grow past this camera in the next year and will want to upgrade. But I appreciate the learning process this camera walks you through.

I've had this package for about two years now. Since I am not a professional, I seriously doubt there will be anything I'll find lacking, save for extra lenses and such, in this buy. It takes extremely good pictures with me at the helm, and that's saying something, as this is my first SLR since my old Minolta XG-1. After that I "settled" on automatic cameras such as the pocket Olympus DLX-140 for my pictures. Over the years I again developed a yearning for experimentation and such and started looking for a DSLR for what is probably going to be my final camera. I found it with this model. The package with the extra 55-200mm VR DX lens has thus far been perfect for me. Air shows, boat races, cruises, and of course family pictures have produced excellent quality shots from this product. I can see extra large zoom lenses in my future as I delve into nature photography as well, but the camera will be wonderful, just as it has been for nearly 2 years. I paid nearly $700 then, and it 's just getting more attractive to today's buyers. They won't be disappointed.

First things first.... I am a Canon man. Always have been from the time I had my AE-1.But my son got this camera to take photos of his family, so I got to go over the basics of DSL photography with him, and I enjoyed using it. I had a small bit of a learning curve as the buttons and icons are different between the 2 brands, but it was nothing significant.The camera was easy to hold and carry, the kit lens was fast to focus. This model is being replaced by the D3200 so you may be able to find it on clearance.I have seen this setup on sale with a 70-300 lens in addition to the 18-55 lens. Neither of the lenses are what you would call "professional quality" lens, but for the average casual user, they are fine.

I've had a few digital camera's so far (not Nikon) and have had nothing but problems with them for whatever reason. This camera with the two SLR VR zoom lenses is nothing short of fantastic! There are tons of features on this camera that I will probably never use, but the flexibility is tremendous and the pictures are just simply crystal clear, wow!! It doesn't come with a flash memory card, so you will need to get one. It will handle anything up to 64GB, but I got the SanDisk Extreme Pro 32 GByte SDHC Class 10 UHS-1 95MB/s flash card and it not only has more than enough room but it also simply rips with speed!! So far, this is absolutely the best camera I've ever had....probably the last one I will ever need!!! You will love the range of these two lenses; from the zoom 18mm (fish-eye) to the normal view 55mm lens, and from the 55mm normal view to the 200mm telephoto lens that basically covers everything you need!! And, the VR (Vibration Reduction) versions of both lenses are a must to give you super clear pictures. Yes, this is a little expensive, but worth every penny....highly recommended for ANY type of photographer.