Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

I bought the 3100 last Christmas and for my wife, and we have been very pleased with the camera. Our main use is for taking pictures of our daughter who was born in February. I spent months researching and comparing different cameras and for the money, and the 3100 was a no brainer. There are many great reviews that go into great detail of all the specs and pros and cons, and I agree with most of them, so I won't beat any dead horses. I will add that I feel the D5100 may be worth the extra money, for the retractable/swivel display alone. I use the view finder for 95% of my shots (it's much, much quicker and the LCD resolution is not true,) but there are times when lifting the camera over my head or for shots way down low that the swivel LCD would be perfect. I find myself missing some priceless "first" moments with my daughter because of this. Also, it would be handy at the zoo or fair for shots. Because of the low cost (for a DSLR) I was able to purchase a great 35mm lens that I use on 99% of my shots. [...] has a lot of great suggestions for lenses.Good Luck!

This camera is great. I got it as an upgrade for my point-and-shoot Canon in mid December and I am pretty happy with it so far. It starts immediately and it is extremely light which was important to me. It fits in a purse! (but make sure you put it in a camera bag first)I ordered it with the free supersaver shipping and it arrived in 3 days via UPS, so that was pretty nice. Overall, high quality pictures and easy to operate. I recommend it.

I purchased this camera 2 months ago to take pictures of my little online store I sell handbags, scarves, bangles, hats sunglasses). I was a little hesitant to spend $638 for a camera (and now its 599.99). But I paid a lot of money to get my website done, and it makes no sense to have a beautiful website and crappy pictures. Overall I'm very happy with the camera. It takes really really great pictures. The pictures are so sharp, focus and clear. It looks like the products are right in front of you instead of being in a picture. I'm no photographer, but this camera makes it seem that way. People ask me who take the pictures for my site, because the pics look so good. The guy that did my website also asked me and said that they look very professional. He thought the camera was a canon, I told him it's a nikon and he said wow. I cannot comment on the specs but it's a great camera.

Honestly with little effort, my photos look like a professional took them! I will never, ever own a point-and-shoot camera again! My son started soccer and I would pull the old iPhone out and snap a few shots. They were horrible!! I know, it is not fair to compare an iPhone to an DSLR. I have a Canon point-and-shoot as well, but it isn't that much better. I have no clue how to use most of the features, but what little I do know seems to be enough. It is super easy to use. And the fact that it takes quick shots keeps me from having to wait for the camera to decide when it will take the picture. I'm able to catch great moments quickly. I recommend this camera for anyone frustrated with their point-and-shoot but don't have any plans to become a professional. The camera is reasonibly priced and worth every dime!

I had been taking pictures with my roommate's Canon EOS t2i for months, and then I decided to get my own entry-level DSLR. I've compared Canon EOS t2i with Nikon D3100, and finally I picked D3100. I am very happy about the decision.I will make a brief of my own experience of this camera to DSLR beginners:Pros:1. Light weight, great body design. Even with my bigger hands I can handle the camera with comfortability.2. Easy to operate. The buttons are spread evenly on left side and right side so you can use them with both hands quickly. For Canon t2i, you do most things with your right thumb that slows you down a little bit.3. Takes good quality of videos.4. Very fast auto focus on shooting.Cons:1. No wireless remote.2. Low resolution of LCD screen. It only has 230,000 pixels (Canon t2i has 1.02 million pixels). Sometimes when you're viewing playback you may need to zoom in to check the sharpness of the picture or do it with your computer monitor.3. The lens makes noises when you're recording videos using the continuous auto focus function, and sometimes it's not very accurate. If you buy this camera and this is your concern, you can simply use manual focus which is not difficult.4. Battery life is not too great. I need to charge it everyday. To be safe, consider to buy an extra Nikon EN-EL14 Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery for Nikon D3100 SLR and P7000 Digital Cameras.Overall, this is an incredible camera. You will not regret it.In addition, if you'd love to take beautiful portraits for your beloved ones, I'd highly recommend you to also get a Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras. It can be used to take short range portraits, close-ups, and indoors where the light is insufficient. I am not doing ads for Nikon or Amazon, but you will really find the lens worth your investment.

After breaking my fall with my wife's D3000. . ....I finally suprised her and replaced it with the D3100. She loves it. ...and I'm out of the dog house!!!

There are plenty of reviews here referring to this wonderful camera, and I share the feeling it's a great entry point for people that want to us DSLR cameras. So I won't bother being redundant about the good stuff. The only one thing that I'm disappointed is the connector cover (the one that protects the ports like USB, accessory terminal, etc) I bought a GPS accessory, and it's connected to the camera at all times. This one connector cover is shared by 4 terminals, so that means that whenever I'm using my GPS unit this cover is open all the time and my terminals are exposed to humidity (rust) and dust. Bad design!

I love my new camera. I've has it for over a month now and it takes awesome shots. I never had a DSLR before, only point and shoot, so I did a lot of research before I chose this one. The price on Amazon is literally unbeatable. It's really lightweight, and easy to use for someone who had no idea what she was doing. Still some things I have to get used to but I really do love it. It takes very crisp and awesome shots. I've used it at a concert in NYC where I was in the front row and the shots were incredible. I've also taken shots in central park and everything came out beautiful. I highly reccomend!

This is my first Digital SLR; I didn't have alot of time to research so I went between Amazon reviews and trusted camera store's opinion. It is very simple to use and takes great pictures. Some are close to amazing. The camera is very light and easy to handle; the controls are placed well and set up was a breeze. While on vacation, I bought a 18-270mm Tamron lense with IS & AF. I have no problem holding it steady without using a tripod. On the down side I am finding out I am limited in adding other zoom lenses because of the light issue. I would like to do more wildlife & animal shots. All said, I really like the camera and it is a breeze to use.

Having owned a number of digital point and shoot cameras, I finally decided to take the plunge into the DSLR market. This was spurred on by the arrival of my first child and my desire to have quality images of her to share with friends and family.Thankfully, I have not been disappointed. The image quality, both still and video, is astounding. Once I understood the various knobs and dials that can be adjusted, I started to produce still images that amazed me and the people I was sharing them with.The ability to shoot 1080p video is fantastic. I captured a short video of my daughter's first exposure to a lake in Maine and the quality was outstanding. Crisp, clear video that I'll be able to watch over and over again.I'm looking forward to gaining more experience with this camera and possibly expanding the versatility by adding a flash and other lenses.

Best. Camera. Ever. I am in LOVE with this camera. Easy to use plus it takes gorgeous photos! I bought mine from Hunts Photo and Video and I highly recommend them..I only paid $486 for the D3100.

My daughter has been using a Nikon D90 for the past 2 years and the camera has been nothing short of rock solid. I was using a 4 year old 7MP point and shoot that became so slow I could not stand to use it anymore. However, I also was in need of a camera to take high def video for our family use. The D3100 fit the bill for me. First, it was purchased from a retailer on sale at a price point I could afford with the features an amateur looks for. The lenses on my daughter's D90 also fit this camera so that expanded the value. I was able to get through the manuals fairly quickly and began taking photos and experimenting with the different modes. I did not find it overwhelming for a beginner. Now, after purchase, I found I had to purchase a memory card, so I bought a Sandisk Extreme III 30 mb/sec card (SDHC, class 10) that is rated for 1080P video that this camera shoots. The card formatted and worked flawlessly there is a lifetime warranty on the card. I am using a 32GB card. I downloaded the NXView2 software to my windows 7 64 bit computer and connected to the camera without difficulty using a min-usb to usb cable that is not included (I had one laying around). I could edit and store my photos and movies without problems in this environment. I did find that Photoshop CS5 does not yet support the raw format of this camera, just the jpeg, so I have converted from the Nikon NX2 software. Lastly, I purchased an inexpensive mini-hdmi to hdmi cable and plugged it into my large screen HDTV. The 1920 x 1080P/24FPS movie played perfectly and looked like film! Photos also displayed without problems. We were always speaking on the video so we did not notice the lens noise mentioned by others. I am too much of an amateur to comment on the precision and quality. Suffice it to say that it an excellent choice in my opinion to start up using a DSLR and makes an excellent back-up camera for more serious photographers.

This camera is built for the beginner to moderate photographer. The camera is light weight compared to other Nikon DSLR's, while at the same time providing the Nikon signature lens and operating system. The only problem I had was when you want to tak action shots, compared to some of the other models (D80) it does have a slight delay, and it also requires a corded remote. Other than that it is a great investment!!!

I am a throwback from the 35mm SLR days of b&w photography and haven't touched anything but a point and shoot since I lost all my developing equipment, chemicals, papers, and priceless photos in a flood in 1983. I finally bit the bullet and got my new Nikon D3100 DSLR about a month ago and have been clicking ever since. I am a bit intimidated by all the new technology and the fact that my darkroom will no longer be a closet converted to a darkroom, but is as handy as my computer. I am also intimidated by all that I have to learn about digital photography. I am blown away by how compact and lightweight the D3100 is, even when I have my 300mm zoom attached. Since I am quite the neophyte, I have been mostly shooting in auto mode and the picture quality is fantastic. Gradually I will get more creative in the manual mode, as that is where the real fun is for me. But for now, I am enjoying my reentry into the world of photography. And my Nikon D3100 is holding my hand along the way. What can I say, I love my camera! I don't think you can go wrong with this camera. If I have one negative, it is that I don't find the manual very helpful or user friendly. But there is so much information on the internet that I don't feel the void. If you're thinking about a first camera or, like me, want to get back into photography, the Nikon D3100 is the best place to start. Happy Clicking!

I don't want to repeat same words written by a number of users. It's amazing product. It may be entry level DSLR but good start for a new photographer like me.

At this price, with this feature set, this camera is hard to beat. I bought this as my first DSLR, so I wanted something inexpensive since I had no idea what I was getting into. I have a lot of friends that shoot with Nikon, so I felt comfortable buying the D3100 since I had a lot of experience to rely on. I have not been disappointed! The D3100 is so feature-packed that it's hard to understand why anyone would buy the more expensive non-FX Nikon models.If you want to go and spend a lot more money, feel free, but buying a more expensive camera isn't going to make for better photos. Save your money and buy a D3100, you won't be disappointed.

First impression:I have tried Nikon d40, d5000, d90, canon xsi, and canon 40d. I would say d90 and d40 are the only two cameras comparable to this. when I received the camera,the kit lens is too tight to auto focus. I called up and asked a replacement. Even for this, I still give it 5 stars as it is the problem with the kit lens. before the replacement, I tried it on 55-200mm vr. I found I can easily pull out super quality pictures from this camera without tweaking settings. This gives me the d40 feeling. I did not see this from other cameras that I tried, especially the canon peers. This camera will make you shoot like a pro if you get some basic knowledge on how to compose your frame. Although it is an entry level camera, it produce as good if not better pictures from its expensive brothers. Unless you have a specific goal and purpose that you need its heavy brothers d90 or d7000, you should definitely go for this, as well as 50-200mm VRlens, then you are all set. I have a gut feeling this will become another legendary entry DSLR like d40.Update (11/22/2010):Color tone: Besides the super image quality, the color tone is more on the cold side while d40 is more on the warm side. The color is less saturated then d40 either. This is really personal taste. For me, I prefer warmer color and a little more saturation.So if you want warmer and more saturated pictures, please follow Ken Rockwell's tipsShooting menu->standard>+2 Saturation>OK (used for people)Shooting menu->Vivid>+3 Saturation>OK (use for places and things)Shooting menu->White balance->Auto->click right to A3->OKBattery life: The battery life is not good. after dozens of low light shots and videos, your battery are done. So be careful with shooting videos in low light. A backup battery becomes necessary.Focus: focus very fast

I have been scouting for a DSLR that will help me in the transition from my usual point and shoot cameras. I have always been amazed with my friends indulging themselves into digital photography and yet are not keen into the quality of pictures they take. In my understanding, those moments will last not long if you don't preserve it and the details that comes with it. Hence, my interest into DSLR. If I am taking these precious moments i'd better take the best out of it and linger in these detailed, crisp, pictures in the near future. Whilst, I was scouting I took notice of the different reviews with the different brands in DSLR's and I was down to the professional reviews of dpreview.com and from youtube test reviews.From these reviews I made a conclusion that Nikon is par excellence in this field plus the lenses they use are from Leica. Hence, my decision. When I took the basic steps in setting the unit, I was really impressed how easy it was. And the pictures was great even on basic settings. When I posted in other social networks and photo sharing websites my friends took immediate notice of it and they started asking what was I using. I told them of course about my new baby, the Nikon D3100. I dont have much technical details about this since I am a novice in this field. But, one thing's for sure though I you may be a novice in the DSLR world but the pictures it will give you is by far the best I have seen.Would like also to commend Amazon for a fast delivery and the customer service of inquiries is just great! More Power! I hope this will add up to the numbers of the reviews which will help undecided DSLR transitionist to buy this one. Just to let them know, they will surely never regret buying the Nikon D3100.

My wife and I bought this camera as a mutual anniversary gift for a trip to Olympic National forest. Right out of the box the camera was easy to use and produced great pictures. The focus indicator works very well during use to let you know which item in your field of view is in focus. Had to practice with the built-in settings to figure out which situations worked best with which settings, but the camera has a built-in tutorial that helps. The battery life is very long. We charged it out of the box three weeks before the trip and used it for five days of heavy use before it needed re-charging. Performed very well during hikes through mountainous and rainforest terrain. The camera is surprisingly light as well. The HD video recording looks great but I need to try it in a quiet environment to see if you pick up the autofocus as noted in some other reviews.Highly recommend this camera for general use or those interesting in getting started in photography.

Yes, the AF in movie mode is loud, but anyone who wants to get the scenes they really want should be using MF to begin with. Images are very high quality. The on-board mic is crap, but will work in a pinch, otherwise have a stand alone. Body feels good in the hand(that's what she said) and layout is simple and intuitive. Nice low light and color levels and balance. Battery life has been great so far. I love this camera.

This is a real nice camera. It was a gift for my wife and she is not a professional but just loves taking photos. She spent about a hour reading the instructions and is taking great photos already! So I would say this is a great camers for the "regular Joe to the serious photo person" I priced the 5100 the D80 and D90 but too much money for us. I paid 600 and she loves it! I would buy again.

After reading so many reviews (D90, D5000, D3100) on Amazon, cameralabs, imaging-resource etc. I decided to get a D3100 for my manual focus Nikkor/Tokina/Tamron lenses. Why?1. Value for money: It is cheaper than D5000 ($100US saved, not really cheap if you consider the dual lenses offers for D5000. Not such offers for D3100 in Singapore, so you might have to pay a bit more to get the 55-200mm VR + battery if you opted for D3100. In that case, why not just get the 70-300VR or 55-300VR if you need a tele zoom lens.) If I want metering for my manual focus lenses, I have to pay more than double of D3100 for the new D7000.2. Quiet shutter. Not sure about this compared to the D5000 since I have never heard D5000's shutter sound outside the shopping mall. Based on the reviews, I think D90 is too loud so D90 is out of my consideration, furthermore D90 is a 2 yrs old model.3. Image quality. New is always better, I think so since this is not a Canon. D5000 is a 1.5 yrs old model, although it has better D-lighting control but it might be discontinued very soon.Some tips:FN - set to ISO control. Easy control your ISO speed.AF-L - set to AF lock. Just lock the AF and you can just fire without the lens to re-focus again, very fast.EV - set to -0.3EV for matrix metering, outdoor images look like always over exposed a bit.Cons:-SD card's door is a bit shaky.-The LCD screen turns on every times you change ISO speed and exposure compensation/aperture setting in M. Since I know where the buttons are, I don't want to move my eyes away from the viewfinder. A bit annoying.-Handgrip is a bit short to grasp when shooting with long lens (180mmAF etc)

Perfect DSLR for those who would like to learn about photography and don't have a lot of money to spend.Although, I recommend the BODY ONLY version + 35mm 1.8 lens. You will get best results, I guarantee.

Low points:Lens has plastic mount.Unable to focus a lot of time.Shutter does not create unique sound, there are several clicking sounds heard, hence does not have audible feedback on when the shutter actually activated.Does not come with any USB or video cables. You have to buy separately.High points:Cheap, light, better pictures than smaller point and shoot cameras.