Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

So I decided it was time to get a digital SLR camera. I've always wanted to get into photography, but the cost of developing film with our old film SLR and the non-artistic feel of our point-and-shoot digital cameras, has kept me from pursuing it. With some persistent prodding I convinced my wife that it was something I really wanted, so we splurged for it. I decided to get an entry level D-SLR; the Nikon D3100 with the 18-55mm kit lens for $550 on Amazon. The real deal was the Auto-focus 70-300mm Nikkor VR lens for $200 off when you buy any Nikon D-SLR, so it made for a good deal. The Vibration Reduction is really amazing. The feel of the D3100 is great for a beginner, but I can already see why it is in the "entry level" category. There are these little quirks, you know. Like, in the "auto with no flash" mode (which is actually really great most of the time) sometimes the camera glitches and washes out the image with extreme over-exposure. This is only in low-light situations. In general the camera is pretty inconsistent in low-light settings. The auto-focus is especially finicky here, making AF near impossible, though this is most prominent with the zoom lens and may be an issue with the lens. In the "Live mode" the AF is absolutely useless unless you are in full daylight. Maybe this is an issue with the settings, but it seems pretty limited in the setting category. But, all that said, I absolutely love this camera and it is perfect for me to experiment with and to learn the art of photography. I am already ordering a fixed zoom in the AF-S 35mm f/1.8G as I read these are great for low light shots and would help with photos in the studio.

I've been a serious photographer for over 50 years and the Nikon D3100, my first digital camera, is far and away the best all-around camera I've ever owned. 13x19 inch prints of high-definition subjects are hard to tell from those taken on my 4x5 camera with its Schneider Symmar lens, even using the 18-55 mm kit zoom lens. At the same time, the camera is extremely versatile and easy to use, even in full manual mode.I normally shoot with manual focus and aperture preferred exposure and have been getting excellent results, even at ISO 800. Auto-focus is extremely accurate when the plane of focus is clearly defined, but I select my focus point and use the camera's electronic rangefinder. The through-the-lens viewfinder, by the way, is surprisingly bright with the f3.5-f5.6 kit lens.Maybe I was lucky and got a superior kit lens. In any case, the only reason I would have now to buy the 35mm f1.8 prime lens is the extra speed, which I don't need at this time. I used to think that I needed a full frame DSLR to get the definition and texture I expected in my large prints. Seeing samples in the online zine "Dpreview" convinced me to try the APS-C format, and I thank them for it.Note: I recommend a filter to protect the front element of the lens, and a lens shade to reduce glare; an older shade designed for a 24 mm lens on a 35 mm camera will work without vignetting throughout the range of the kit lens.

Great camera, It was a gift for graduation and my fiance really was surprised. Really pleased on the product. Thanks again.

This camera is good enough to take familiar pictures with a good nice quality, its also a great camera if you want to start learning photography. The lens is not so big but the price is good enough,Amazon did a good job on the fast delivering

I love this camera! Bearing in mind that I've only had it for a week, it truly exceeded my expectations. The pictures that I'm able to take in Auto mode are excellent (I'm a photography novice, so decent Auto pictures is a must for me). I've played around with some of the manual settings, and the camera's built in Guide program has been a big help. My pictures look great, especially close ups of my son, something that no other camera that I've owned has been able to do well. The video quality also seems to be good. I purchased a Canon G12 before buying this camera, but returned the G12 because the picture quality was poor. This camera blows the Canon out of the water and has made me a Nikon customer for life!

Can anybody tell me if this camera, off of amazon, comes with a warranty? I know it says check with manufacture but I am a little unsure of what that means. My boyfriend just bought this camera 3 weeks ago and the lens cracked. :(

I bought this camera as a sub-camera of Nikon D300s. I have found that this D3100 is actually better than D300s in terms of image quality(especially at night and with higher ISO). And this one is very tiny and light so I usually bring D3100 when I travel. D-Movie is amazingly beautiful with D3100. However, battery life is not perfect. You may want to have extra battery.FYI, my photos with D3100 are in Flickr so take a look[...]

The Nikon D3100 is a great DSLR camera for those who are new to digital Photography. It offers great features, which are enough to get great looking photos. I won't go into all the technical details because that's already been explained by so many people here. I just want to say that this camera is easy to use and not too big or heavy, which makes it easy to take anywhere. I am also a filmmaker, so I love the fact that it has HD video capabilities. I wish it had an audio input so that I could record good quality audio with my video, but I guess it's not really a problem because of the price of the camera. I highly recommend this camera to anyone who is just starting in digital photography, or anyone who just loves taking great photos but can't afford to buy a professional camera.

Just have it for a couple of weeks. Moved from a D60 to a D3100 to have more features like video. I complemented with a 18-270mm lens which make it more appealing!! :) Great purchase so far.

This is my first SLR, and I love it. I choose it over the Canon, and I'm happy. I bought a 1.8 50mm lens for it (and love that). I couldn't ask for more from this camera. The only things I don't like are the strap that comes with it and the fact it doesn't come with a clear UV filter to protect the lens. Battery life is great and the pictures are amazing. I contemplated buying an SLR for a long time before finally taking the plunge. I only wish I had done it sooner.

I've had my D3100 for a few months now and I absolutely love it. I can't understand anyone giving this camera below a 4-star rating. This is a mid-range DSLR geared towards amateur photographers who should have some knowledge about these types of cameras. It is not difficult to learn with a little research.Pros: The picture quality is stunning for a 14mp. There are the usual options for different quality settings, RAW images, etc. I like the few features included to edit some of the pictures while on the camera, including fish eye lens effect and monochrome. (If you don't have Photoshop, this is a great feature). The 1080p video feature is pretty amazing. I filmed a short video for work, and the quality was better than the "professional" they hired previously. Large 3" LCD screen is nice. Uses the standard Nikon mount for additional lenses.Cons: The software included doesn't have the editing features that are on the camera itself, nor a video clipping option. Instead, I just import via the SD card and edit them through Photoshop. The videos are formatted into MOV files, which cannot be edited easily on a Windows PC. I downloaded software to convert them into AVI files, however this creates a loss of some quality in the videos. I find clipping the videos on the camera to be cumbersome. Also, the remote shutter release (for long exposures) cannot be controlled wirelessly (like my old D50) and you must buy a separate shutter release cord.All in all, it's a great camera for an ethusiast or hobbyist. The price isn't too steep.

I bought this as an upgrade from my D40 and as a DX alternative for when I don't want to lug around my D700. It is a HUGE upgrade from the D40 which just seems so primitive in comparison. The 18-55 is a fantastic lens and goes great with this camera, as does the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 G ED-IF AF-S VR DX Zoom-Nikkor Lens which is what is currently on mine. The big surprise was how great the video is! I'm of the a-camera-should-be-a-camera camp but the videos I shot with this were amazing! I don't understand why people keep knocking it. Definitely has that cinematic feel to it if you shoot it wide, and the image qulity is really outstanding. The camera does feel a little small in hand though, and I'm a girl with smaller hands than most. Or it might be that it just feels so tiny compared to the D700. Either way, it's small enough that I just wrap it up in my Domke F-34L 19-Inch Protective Wrap (Black) and stick it in my purse and go. The fact that it's so small while still managing to produce such great images is such a pleasant surprise and I find myself reaching for this little guy more often than my D700! If you're moving up from an older DSLR then you will be more than happy with the D3100. If you're looking for a DX backup to your FX cam, then this is a fun little camera that packs a lot of punch, and you won't be disappointed!

I have always been a point and shoot Nikon lover, have owned several over the years and been happy with them. Years ago I was into SLR photography with a antique Praktica. Decided to move up with this camera as I was tired of missing shots, and getting poor quality prints. I have had this camera for about two weeks and can't stop experimenting with it. The camera is fun and easy to use. Very intuitive menus and functions. Have already entered one shot in a photo contest at our local zoo. Takes great photos, recommend the user thouroughly read the manual via the cd rom as well as take advantage of all the tutorials on the Nikon USA site. There are hundreds on You Tube also. An excellant value for the money. Can't wait to upgrade the lens though to a zoom. The kit lens is great but not good for long shots.

This is my first SLR purchased. I am always into photography and i have been searching to buy a DSLR until it turned out to be nikon vs canon. I did some research and decided to learn from the very basic, thats why im getting this entry level slr to learn and master every feature. From what I learn, photography is not about the camera. It's about the lens which will determine how sharp your image and the person itself is the most important aspect. I chose nikon because I love nikon's lens quality. yes, it's true that canon has more variety and cheaper lens, but i prefer nikon's image performance. I chose nikon D3100 because it is probably the best ergonomics and best value entry level DSLR, plus it has 14 MP and new expeed 2 processing engine and you got a decent lens kit with VR. I guess for an amateur like me, D3100 offers more than enough to learn every single detail for your fist SLR experience. you can always upgrade your camera later either higher level of DX camera or the more expensive FX camera.Learn to shoot in manual then you will love this camera! it has a great control of noise in low lighting performance. It's super light too so you dont have to worry being bothered by it when you travel around.Lots of people say get nikon 35mm f/1.8 and that will be a perfect match and u are ready to go whenever and wherever u want with excellent image quality.Here is some help in setting:[...]Conclusion:it's a well-round entry level camera that will offer you great experience in SLR world. There is no point to get expensive SLR for your first one since you wont be able to use them anyway plus you might probably dont know how to use it. One of the best feature in D3100 is user guide that is installed inside the menu which will teach you step-by-step in taking pictures in various condition.Happy shooting!

I was super excited to get this camera. Got it out of the box, put in the battery that came with it, set the date and time, took a couple initial shots. Really psyched! But after a full charge, the camera has rejected the battery. Even though it's the same Nikon battery that came with the camera, and that worked straight out of the box, now I just get an error message that says "This battery cannot be used. Choose battery designated for use in this camera."Ok. Found several internet forums that mentioned the same thing but had no solutions. Called Nikon and was told I needed to do a firmware update. Put the update .bin file on the SD card as instructed. Put it back in the camera. Turned it on, but ... oh wait. Catch-22! No battery means no update, and no update means no battery. I'd bought a back-up battery, too, but silly conscientious me, I'd already charged that one as well.I realize I can just buy yet another battery and hope that the tiny charge it comes with is enough to do the update. But shame on you, Nikon, for selling such a buggy product!

This is the model I had expected for a while. Found it much better than I had imagined!!!Fast local delivery post service!What a wonderful day! Yay!!

I believe after taking more than 1000 pictures in very different scenarios, it is time to write my review. After owning high end point and shoot cameras in the past, I was ready to move to my first SLR. I like to take pictures for fun, so please take that in consideration when reading my review. This camera is just amazing. The amount of functions and combinations seem endless. Every time I find something new. I see this camera as a learning tool. I have been learning more and more concepts of photography since I bought it. I was able to take very decent pictures from day one. There is only one thing that I don't like. The auto mode uses a very high ISO exposure; as a result, your indoor pictures will be over exposed. That can be frustrating at the beginning, but once you start to use the P mode, that should not be a concern anymore. If you just want to get more control of your pictures, have some fun with your camera, learn more about photography, take amazing pictures, and not spend an insane amount of money, you should try the D3100.

If you are looking for a camera that basically was made for a point and shoot this is a great camera and takes really nice pictures. Here are some things I did not like about the camera you have to go into the menus to adjust everything, to change the aperture setting you have to switch the dial at the top to the A (aperture) mode then switch it back to the M (manual) mode and then change your shutter speed. I tried using other auto focus lenses with this camera and they do not auto focus unless they are newer. I am returning this item and going to get the D7000 instead so I have more control over the options I mentioned above, yes it is more money but I guess you get what you pay for as far as features go. I will say I would recommend this to someone, but that also depends on if you want to do most everything in automatic modes witch does give you great pictures, however if you want to learn photography I would not recommend this it's a pain to go into and out of menus and flip this switch or that switch to get into different settings. I can't give a reaview on the video recording did not use it.

After taking a photography class with my very average digital camera, I decided to ask for this for Christmas. This is a GREAT camera, and very easy to use. I read a few reviews that talk about how confusing the controls are...it is an SLR, which means it isn't some point and shoot camera. The manual is very easy to understand, and I amd suprised how easy it was to learn how to use the camera. There a lot of shooting options on this, and the quality is great. This is just as good as any of the more expensive Nikon cameras. I am very pleased, and will be buying from Nikon from now on,

After owning many point and shoot cameras I wasn't happy with any of them. Actually just gave up and have been using my cell phone as a primary camera . But after owning this camera now for 2 weeks this thing is amazing its really hard to take a bad picture. No more red eye when taking photos of my children even in low light conditions and it is very user friendly. Family has even seen the pictures and asked what we were using to take such great photos. Extremely happy with this purchase thanks NIKON for such an awesome product at a good price. And thx to amazon for another great transaction.

This is a great camera!! However, I hate the lens that it comes with (15-55mm). I knew going in that the lense was junk but I already had a different lens waiting at home.Camera is light weight and user friendly. FAB FAB FAB!

I just upgraded from a 6 year old Nikon D50 camera to the D3100. The Nikon D3100 has everything I need for work related / family / amateur photography in one very adaptable unit. It is easy to take good photos using simple category settings for various situations.We shoot family photos indoors using the standard 18-55mm VR lens. The camera adapts easily for video using the same lens. The VR does an excellent job of cleaning up the shakes and vibrations. Auto focus does a decent job keeping up with faces & motion. It has basically eliminated carrying an additional video camera for family events. Carry extra batteries. The batteries have about 1/4 of the life of my D50 battery. Video seems to eat batteries more quickly.I also use my Nikon D3100 camera for work related photography - mostly with a 55-300mm VR zoom lens. I use it for taking photos of architectural projects, finished products, and factory applications for website and promotional purposes, as well as technical documentation. The camera is very adaptable to light conditions and produces professional looking photos with ease.Using the zoom lens for video is an impressive option, but has some limitations. I was able to shoot video of a children's school program on a tripod with outstanding results. The clarity of the lens and camera's performance captured very high quality long-distance video. The sound quality was a little weak - I could use an external microphone option if available. The lens noise was also noticeable when using both auto-focus and VR stabilization. I recommend using a tripod and enabling VR, but using manual focus to decrease motor noise. It may pick up some VR noise, but the benefits outweigh the negatives.Overall, I am enjoying my new toy and think it is exactly what I wanted at a reasonable price.

I just got this camera as my first DSLR after tinkering with point and shoot cameras for a while. I was worried about how much harder would the DSLR be to use over a simple point and shoot. My worries went away with the D3100. It is very easy to use! It has a great feel to it and it is a good camera to get for those looking to make the move from point and shoots to DSLR's. I have had a hard time putting this camera down. All Pro's for this camera. In my opinion, it is a good purchase for the price. The pictures are very sharp and clean. I look forward to the pictures I capture with this great camera.

I purchased this camera about a couple of months ago and I truly love this camera. Previously, my experience with photography was very limited and strictly limited to point and shoot camera's. But, since I was very much interested in photography, my long research came to an end with this one. The image quality is excellent, with a 14.2 MP you can capture great images. The different shooting modes (auto, close up, distant, sports, night mode, etc) are amazing and the guide mode helps you to learn in your transition phase and while you are getting used to the DSLR. The current lens (18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR Nikkor Zoom Lens) is nice, though would have loved to get one with more zoom capability. But, if you are a starter and want to get comfortable with DSLRs then this is the camera and lens to go for. Can go for higher lens later. Will update my review as I use and gain familiarity with different modes and features of this awesome camera, but I think that this is an amazing camera and the best if you are planning on making a transition from a point and shoot series camera to the DSLRs category.