Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

First dslr, feels good. Takes nice pictures. Still reading book on how to get the most of it. Great other than sometimes hard to get it to focus. Mostly with close shots, about 2 to 3feet away. Might be doing something wrong. Really like camera tho. Good day.

I purchased the D3100 about two months ago; it is my first SLR/DSLR camera. For under $1000, I narrowed my choices down to the D3100 and the Nikon T2i. Ultimately, the T2i's added benefits did not justify the extra $250 AND there are several areas in which the D3100 beats the T2i, including some aspects of image quality, portability, and video. In addition, in researching my first DSLR I learned that lenses are equally as, if not more, important as the camera itself. And so, I wanted to spend some of my budget on an additional lens (35mm 1.8 af-s).In summary, if this is your first SLR and you don't know what an f-stop is, you will be thrilled with the Nikon D3100 or IMO the Canon T2i. Both are fantastic cameras that will meet all of your needs. I am VERY happy that I chose the D3100 over the T1i or T2i. Also, the D3100 is significantly different and improved from the D3000, in case you're as confused as I was in the beginning.I also recommend buying a Field Guide specific to your camera, and taking some classes.

I strongly recommend this camera who want to have great indoor photos without flash. I think it is a little bit bigger than my expectation but it is light to carry. Additionaly, it is really user friendly.

I am estatkc I finally have a real camera and can begin the Nikon experience. Now I will get some of the best pictures possible!

First off, I'm a beginner with DSLR photography....or any photography for that matter. I don't count my old point and shoot pics as "photography"...because well, they just don't compare. This camera is amazing. It has so may options that you can get some of the sharpest, coolest pictures.Granted, you have to actually try to learn how to use it. It isn't a point and shoot camera, and requires a little more work to master. But once you learn the basics of Aperture, ISO and Shutter speed, you should be armed with everything you need.The lens that it comes with is great. It doesn't zoom too far though, so I bought the 55-200mm lens as well. I'm actually kicking myself for that decision now though, as I would really have loved to try out a Prime lens ("non zoom-able" for you newbies like me) since they are faster and able to shoot in lower light, with larger aperture. If you search on Flickr, you can actually filter pictures that use certain lenses, so you can get an idea of what you want.Once you get the hang of it, the camera takes such beautiful pictures, you'll start to think you are a professional. Now, everywhere I go, I find myself thinking, "oooo that would be a cool shot".

This is just the camera I have been looking for. As an advanced amateur I really want and need the quality of a higher end digital camera minus the high cost. The D3100 fills this niche quite nicely! I have found that its low light quality is superior, it is light weight, and its CCD sensor is capable of very high resolution. I am a last hold out in conversion to digital and now I am experiencing the joy of working in the digital realm. Gone are the long hours in the darkroom and, at 16 x 20 enlargements, the D3100 outperforms traditional photography. I highly recommend this camera!

I have been a hobby photographer for over 40 years. My 1st Nikon was a 6MP Coolpix that I still have and love to use. My brother bought a D5000 back in the spring and I had taken some great shots with it on my first try but found the price a little more than I wanted to spend. So I had read that this D3100 was coming out soon and I waited to see reviews. This SLR is everything and more that it was reported to be. In less than 10 minutes I was able to take vibrant color, detailed photos , with ease. I used only the 18-55mm VR lens that comes with the VR KIT-BE SURE YOU ARE GETTING THE VR. While I think it would be nice if the computer cable was included it wasn't a factor since I just plug the SDHC card into my card reader and download my pictures, JPEG files and used Picture It to preview.The camera is so light weight, shutter speed is excellent and can rapid fire in those action shots that you want. I want to add a telephoto and a macro lens to my case and maybe a few filters but I feel that this camera will be by my side for many years. It's the kind of camera that walks you into the learning process of using a digital SLR that many getting their 1st SLR will appreciate very much as the Manual or your on screen help will show you all that is needed. I would say that for the money there is no way to go wrong with the purchase of the new Nikon D3100, simple and fast as full auto point & shoot SLRor switch to manual and start creating those special shots you did with your old 35mm film camera.

This camera takes excellent pictures morning, noon, and night. There are several things I wish it know had, such as bracketing. I just assumed that all DSLR's supported HDR photo (after all, the new iphone camera does it)... but I was unaware that HDR photos require bracketing. I know that this seems like a stupid mistake now, but this is my first DSLR, and I wasn't completely sure of all the terms mentioned. One other nice feature was the full 1080p video. the videos look nice, and the VR lenses keep video from shaking too much, but the autofocus makes a lot of noise in the video when you play it back. Now, that being said, only about 10% of my use is video, so that's not a major drawback.The bracketing feature is a small thing, one that could possibly be available with a firmware update (although I'm sure they will want to reserve the capability for their higher end models.)Also, the noisy autofocus can be avoided by simply manually focusing.Overall, it's a great beginner DSLR: excellent auto settings for a variety of lighting, sports, and closeup settings, full manual functionality, and very high quality images.

I bought the D3100 for my wife, who takes a lot of pictures, but to date has utilized automatic cameras like the Canon Powershot S2 IS and the Nikon Coolpix. She has a great eye for photography, but was concerned about having to constantly switch lenses for a DSLR on trips, etc. We got the D3100 with the Nikon 18-200 DX VR AF-S ED II lens and a 35 mm 1.8 portrait lens and she loves it. She actually prefered the lighter body of the D3100 over the D7000, particularly when using the 35mm 1.8 portrait lens inside. While the D7000 offers the benefit of not requiring AF-S lenses, she didn't have any existing lenses, so the D3100 worked just fine. I would have liked the additional metal and weight in the D7000, but with her desire for the lighter camera body and a better fit to her hands, the D3100 has worked out better for her. We are very pleased with the picture quality, including the creation of portrait size shots. This is a great prosumer camera and the perfect first DSLR for my wife.Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G AF-S ED VR II Nikkor Telephoto Zoom Lens for Nikon DX-Format Digital SLR Cameras

I bought this camera and 2 lens(50mm 1.8g and 50-200mm) instead of D5100 because of my limited budget. I wish this camera have infrared remote receiver and the LCD that D5100 have.Overall it is a very good camera for a beginner like me. Hope this review help(first review ever)!!!

I like this camera, can't stop playing with it. Has useful editing mode. Can't go wrong with this buy, I am only a beginner so I guess this camera has everything I need if you are planning to go pro you may need something else!!!

I've been checking the price of this camera for several weeks. I wonder why the price went up $100 from last week? It was selling for $549.

I had a hard time deciding on what SLR to purchase to replace an 8 year old Fuji I had before. I LOVE this camera, my husband is a little jealous cause I can't put it down. But it's fit every need I and all the settings I've had to work in.I feel like i'm in a whole new world and it's great

I am not happy with it. Such an expensive camera and I can't figure it out. Probably user error but I can't get the graph to come off the screen and it takes forever for the camera to recognize what I want to take a photo of and then shoot it. I can't take rapid photos either...there is a 5 second delay between each photo. I am about to have a new baby and bought this camera for baby pics and to last as the child grows, but I am already hating holding it because it is so heavy. The straps don't seem secure either. A camera bag is a must which mine did not come with, so I will have to buy that seperately. There was a card in the camera box about registering for a sweepstakes. I thought it was interesting until I read that the sweepstakes had expired in 2009! I mean really?? So how long has this camera I purchased been sitting on the shelf the sweepstakes ran from 2008-2009 so the camera is over 3 years old just collecting dust inside the box?? Not happy at all.

I bought the D3100 about a month ago after my D70 died. I write for magazines and have to include both product and outdoors photos with my articles.Plus: The D3100 is easier to use on a tripod than the D70 because all the info is displayed on the rear LCD, not on the top of the camera where I can't see it when the tripod is set high. The light weight and small size are major plus factors for the way I work. Controls are very easy to use and quit intuitive. The NEF and fine JPG combo is nice. I suppose the live view is a plus for some people. Photo quality, when the settings are correct, was excellent. Much nicer than my D70 when using the same lens.Minus: No remote, no grid lines, no bracketing, no Speedlight remote command mode for my 800 flash. Auto focus did not work with my 6 year-old 70~300 non-VR lens (but it works fine with my first generation 18~200 VR).BIG minus: Nikon has a firmware problem. If I am in Program mode and if the ISO Auto to "On", in dim light conditions it uses high ISO whether or not the flash is used. The auto ISO setting does not recognize the flash. Ken Rockwell pointed this out. You have to manually set the ISO when you use flash. If you use the built-in flash for fill-flash, this ISO thing will be a real issue, just as it is when the flash is your mains source of light.I don't care about the video capabilities, but the auto focus certainly does mess up the video's audio.In all, I think it's a good camera with that one serious ISO/flash flaw.

I recently purchased this camera as a Christmas present for my wife after a detailed search of current DSLR cameras. I was buying based on image quality, affordability (quality for amount $ spent), and versatility (could I take my kid's pictures with this camera instead of hiring photographer and then take it on a trip to capture high quality prints for framing). At the end of the day, it came down to the D3100 and the Canon t2i. I chose the Nikon D3100. In essence, I believe I was able to get all of these functions with the purchase of the D3100. Thus far we have discovered that though there is a learning curve to upgrading to a DSLR it is one that can be navigated rather effortlessly and will assuredly continue to be improved upon over time. The image quality is spectacular (14.2 MP). There is a large LCD screen. The camera is not bulky and is easy to carry around (good for traveling or day outdoors). The only downside that I have discovered thus far is the need to purchase additional lens, which I am currently researching in an effort to discern the better of the 55-200mm lens vs the 55-300mm lens.

Camera is great for entry level, Very easy to use, Very reasonable price, and the image qualities are great. im loving my Nikon.

I have been taking photos as an enthusiast for over 25 years and have owned all sorts of gear from Nikon, Canon, Minolta and Leica.This is an amazing camera for the money. I won't bother writing a long review, if you want to read one, read Ken Rockwell's very concise review. What I will say is that if you want a light, easy to use SLR that takes fantastic photos, this is the one you should buy.

I have a Point-and-shoot Panasonic DMC-LZ5 and i was saving money to buy mi first DSLR. I read a lot of reviews and my conclusion was that Nikon and Canon are similar in everything so i decided to buy the Nikon D3100 because was cheaper than the T2i and because supposedly have less noise using high ISO levels, two focus point extras, a little slower in continuos shooting just 3fps and dont have microphone input, but what you can find slightly better in one is slightly less better in the other, so, you decide. Nikon D3100 is a beautiful camera that take beautiful pictures and i am happy because is my first DSLR, my first experience with professional equipment. I do not pay attention to the video because i do not use it too much, but sadly suffer the jello effect. If you want to take great pictures do not worry about video, because of that i give 5 stars. I recomend this item.

I am completely amazed with the Nikon D3100, is a phenomenal deal for non professionals, i love the pictures I've been taking with it! nothing else to say....!!!

Very good camera if you are looking for quality of images and a good equipment for beginners on photography. :)

First of all, when I ordered my camera from Amazon I did not expect it delivered so quickly. Really amazing how fast Amazon ships products out to you. I own a D3000 and love the camera, but one thing the D3000 does not have is "Live" view, and video recording capabilities, which is a plus for me. I purchased the D3100 and I am totally satisfied with the camera. Really nice camera, and the ability to take video is a huge plus. The camera takes outstanding pictures in any setting. The camera is very easy to use and anyone can take a great picture with the D3100. The most I like about Nikon cameras that their lens fit on all their SLR cameras, another plus, no worries in this area. If you want an excellent camera, with high quality performance, I strongly recommend the Nikon D3100. I did a lot of research on the camera and was convinced the D3100 was the camera for me and order it from Amazon because they have the lowest price on the camera, I know I searched many web sites and Amazon had the best, and lowest price and you will get the camera in days, not weeks. Good luck and happy photo taking.

This isn't about the camera, haven't used it yet since the filter hasn't arrived. THE PACKAGING IS PATHETIC!Camera came in a huge box with NO PACKAGING MATERIALS (no air pillows, no foam peanuts, nothing just an empty box) and of course, the box is smashed in. SEE MY PHOTO.Amazon, you let me down this time. Good news is everything APPEARS ok but this is too much of a risk for a high priced item. BUCK UP AMAZON AND PUT SOME PACKAGING IN THE BOX TO SECURE THIS ITEM!

I'm an beginner at photography and this is an upgrade to my D50 and alternate to my Canon S90. The specifications on this camera are simply amazing and simply blow away the previous generation for features and value. Picture quality is great and low light performance at high ISOs are dramatically improved over the D50 which gives you a lot of flexibility. I found Live View to be a great addition but does take slightly longer to take a photo in this mode. Video is a great option to have but I do have to note that it is not a camcorder replacement but more of a fun way to take artsy clips. The autofocus during video works but is fairly loud and noticeable in the clips. I love the lightweight body, it feels solid and can be used one handed but I could see where people with larger hands may get frustrated with the smaller grip as my my pinky barely has any room to hang on.So the only two major cost cutting negative points which is why I would rate this as 4 stars is firstly for the below average resolution for the screen. I find myself constantly zooming in to be able to see if my photo was in focus and difficult to assess the quality of photos from a quick glance which is important in a SLR. I think the 400k display from the S90 would have been excellent and I would have traded less megapixels from the sensor to have them screen instead. Also, some lenses including the 50mm 1.8 will not autofocus with this body which may not be an issue for some people.Overall, this is a great camera and I can't wait to take more photos.