Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

This is my first DSLR, and I'm continually blown away by it's capabilities! I've had it about 4 months now, and I don't regret buying it at all. I never saw myself as a decent photographer before, but with this camera, I've taken some amazing pictures. The colors are vibrant and clear. It's very forgiving if you don't have a steady hand--even with the vibration reduction turned off. The battery lasts a long time. As a beginner, the interface is really easy to use and intuitive, not intimidating at all. I don't have a whole lot to say about the video because I haven't really used it that much.Bottomline: Don't even F with anything less than this. This is one great camera! If you're getting an entry level DSLR, this one is the King!

It's true , the Nikon D3100 is the best Entry-Level DSLR. The value you get for the price you pay is Excellent.One draw back in video recording is that you can't use it for long period of time. The camera gets hot and you can't open the Live View to capture video till the camera cools down. Also noting that you can only capture 10-minutes clip then the recording stops and you have to start recording again.

We've used this camera now on a couple of trips in both very cold and very hot conditions. Camera feels good in the hands, is intuitive to navigate menus, and takes fantastic photos. Preset modes do a good job and if you want to go full manual it gets even better. Definitely would buy again

I realy wanted the nikon d7000 but price is what got me to buy the Nikon D3100. I love my camera. All ready shot hundreads for photos I only had it for 5 days. Now let me tell you about the lens. Its ok for daytime and where their is good light but very poor with low lighting. I order the 35mm lens and it had not came yet it soposted to be better in low lighing. It sould come this week. I wish I had it fro the concert I went too last night. Any way the camera is wonderfull I love it but the lens not so much. So buy the kit or just the body and then get the Nikon 35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras. I was just going to buy the body but it was only going to be only $50 cheeper.

If you read the professional reviews, they describe the camera perfectly. DP review, for example, got it exactly right. The live view mode is a little clunky. Autofocus fails in live view, and magnification is hard to use. It is hard to tell what ISO the camera is shooting at, no matter what.Camera fanatics will be upset that it does not work well with older lenses. Only the new lenses with AF-S or some such AF- designation will work.On the other hand, if you just want to hold it up to your face and take great pictures, it will do that. The camera also has plenty of buttons to adjust focus, to fine tune the exposure, and so on. For the money, it is hard to beat.

I recently updated my DSLR collection to the Nikon D3100 from the Nikon D70. There are good reviews out there that you should check out. However, I would like to share some of my first impressions.Pro:-Better image quality and lower noise at high ISO with the D3100-MUCH MUCH lighter, which will be nice when traveling-Larger LCD screen-11 focus points, including 3D focus which tracks the motion of the subject or camera.-1080p Video-14 megapixels-2nd Generation DSLR-Quiet, quiet, quietCons:-No bracketing option. Not a huge deal since I only bracket once a year-Cannot use my old 50mm 1.8 lens. I knew this before purchasing the camera.-As of 10/1/2010, Camera RAW for the D3100 is not supported in Photoshop or Lightroom. Need to shoot .jpg + RAW or use Nikon Capture NX2 for RAW files. That should be updated soon, so not a big deal.-Can hear the lens focusing when recording video.-No depth of field preview.-Can't use wireless remoteI'm an amateur photographer and this camera meets my needs. I love the fact that it's small and light, with great quality images. If I were a serious photographer and had more money to spare, I would wait and check out the D7000, which appears to have phenomenal specs. I'm happy with my purchase and I highly recommend this camera.

Excellent digital SLR camera for beginners.It has all the functions and capability that DSLR camera should have as beginner you would love it.Its been a month and I am so excited to take pictures with this camera everyday.

This is my first DSLR camera. I have no clue how to use the options in a DSLR but i used the guide mode to take few pictures at home and i think they look awesome. The clarity,lighting,background everything is crystal clear. I think i like it. I strongly recommend it if you have enough budget.Also, i got this from Amazon when the price was 549.. looks like the price is 599 now..There are 2 copper stubs and i am not sure where to put them.. does anybody have an idea???Nikon did not provide a cable but luckily my laptop had a port for the SD card. I bought 8GB transcend card from Amazon too.

its a very compact camera in the dslr range, about the same as the d3000 or d5000 in weight and dimensions. but, the features on this beginner level camera are amazing. id highly recommend this camera to anybody who wants to move beyond point and shoot into slr. for a camera that was supposed to be equal to canons xsi, this is amazing. 1080p video, high ISO ranges, sleek body design, and a 14.2 mp sensor makes for a great camera, even for professionals. it would be a great side camera to pull out. for those who really want to compare it to canon, id say its equal to a T1i. i love both companies, but id say until you get up to over $1000 canon doesnt match nikons body quality. so if youre looking to spend $700-800 on a camera, this is the one for you! if youd like to start out on a higher level, you could jump to a D90, or the new Nikon D7000, yet youll be paying about $400 more, so in that case i would recommend canons 60D. but again, if youre looking at this camera thinking, i want to shoot family pictures and sports events but im not that experienced yet, id say its a great choice!

As a previous owner of a Nikon D3000, the predecessor to the D3100, I was impressed not only by the features, but also by the price of this new camera.When the D3000 was new, its MSRP was $599. The replacement model, one year later was $699 only $100 more. What do you get for that extra $100? Check out just some of the features:1) An improved resolution of 14.2 MP compared with the 10.2 MP of the previous model2) HD video (1080p), not previously available at this price point2) EXPEED 2 which is Nikon's new image processing engineAll of these new features were added while Nikon kept the size and weight comparable to the previous model (the D3100 is 1/2 oz. heavier!)This camera is so loaded I can't think of any negatives except price--if that is an issue go buy a point-and-shoot model!Overall, Nikon has truly outdone itself with the D3100. For someone starting out in photography or a camera veteran, I can't think of a better more versatile choice than this one.

This can make an amateur photographer (like myself) take quite amazing photos, without having to adjust your aperture, shutter speed, ISO, etc. Yet it also gives you the ability to change those to suit the situation better, too. Fairly easy to understand, though I'm sure I'll still be learning the features for a while to come. The included lens is actually quite good, with autofocus and such. If you're looking for a DSLR but have no experience with them, this is about as good as a starter can get. Haven't played with it too much, but I'll add info when I know the camera better.

I am completely happy with the purchase of the Nikon D3100. It is not too complicated to go outside of the average person's learning curve. It is an entry level digital camera, but it has enough bells and whistles to keep me very content and happy as I am learning how to take digtial photographs using the the various settings on this model. For someone new to 35 DSLRs or moving up from a non DSLR, I would highly recommend the D3100 for a starter camera.

Excellent entry level DSLR camera. Love all the features and performs like a true star. The included lens takes amazing and beautiful pics. Having an aperture of 3.5 - 5.6, I was amazed how well it does with indoor light (at night) with no flash. I highly recommend camera. Best part with DSLR..we have so many lenses to choose from for our D3100 to take great pics with ;)

This camera is awesome, takes the most beautiful pictures. I am new to the dslr world and the camera is pretty dummy proof. I brought it with me on a recent trip and the clarity and color of the pictures I took was amazing. Also, has a video feature which is great, only having lug around one camera. The camera is pretty light weight. I would recommend to any first time dslr users.

I am a photographer with Lifetouch portrait studios and this camera is AMAZING, its great for what I spent and it takes amazing photos. I have 3 lenses for it and I have the filters as well and It is great I would recommend this to anyone that loves photography.

I have just received my Nikon D3100 and I did buy the camera with additional Nikkor 55-300 lens (I was pleased with the USD 100 rebate promotion).I had read on one of the posts that the camera is made in Japan, but please note both the camera and 18-55 lens are Made in Thailand. The Nikon 55-300 DX VR lens is Made in China.I will update the review on features soon.

I have owned several previous Nikons (the last was a D80) and the image quality of the D3100 is excellent with both kit lenses. However, never having used Nikons for video before, I find the D3100 disappointing. Auto-focus in a wide range of situations is unacceptable and I have obtained better quality (through my HDTV) from my Canon and Lumix point-and-shoots.The battery life could be improved and I have had to recharge mine frequently after about 250 shots (no videos).That Nikon dispensed with the electric eye for remote control is also disappointing.I wish I'd kept the D80 !

Bought this and have not regretted getting it. I would recommend getting the 55mm - 200mm lens if you can afford it. Love the pictures i take with this camera.

I had purchased a Nikon D90 as a gift for my son and had time to play with it extensively prior to the gifting. The subsequent purchase of the D3100, for my needs, had all of the advantages and none of the disadvantages of the D90: It is amazingly light in weight, smaller, far more intuitive, has greater mega-pixels,and satisfactory video capability. The only down-side is that it doesn't come in a kit with the Nikkor 18-105mm--a lens which allows great portraiture with just a twist of the wrist.

This is my first DSLR and could'nt be more happier with this Purchase. It's been two weeks since i brought this camera from Bestbuy (since it was out of stock at Amazon and also with 10% coupon got better deal).I took some picture with the Auto mode and they came out very good. Also, i loved the guide mode (when in doubt use guide). The best part was the 1080P video. I took a dance performances of my wife and Kids at local community get together and they came out so good and my wife (who is very difficult to please) liked it so much that she said that next time we will shoot the video only with our Nikon D3100 ( I guess now i can finally retire my mini DV video camera).

Bought this product for my wife since she has been using a Nikon N65 for several years. The quality of pictures and camera quality is great. Its very easy to use even for an amateur like myself. Love the "Guide" mode. Very useful. Also, fully compatible with older Nikon style lenses. Great buy.

This camera is excellent and our second Nikon DSLR within a month as we originally purchased and still have the Nikon D5000 which is also a great camera. The problem is the D3100 does not come with the NEEDED UC-E4 USB Cable (available separately) to connect the camera to the computer? Why after spending $699.99 (Full Retail) they could have easily included this? You buy a lens you get a lens sock free and a shade collar for the lens, etc. I have purchased other cameras in the past even $99 cameras and they come with the usb cable.Nikon has great products as proud owner of: D5000, 35mm f1.8, 55-200mm, P80, SB-400 and now the D3100. They USUALLY come with everything you need and more.

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...

This camera(D3100 with 18 - 55mm and 70 - 300mm)has put the fun back into photography. Shoot the, picture, review, keep or delete, when you get home put it on the computer and enjoy. I use photoshop elements to plAY around the pics. Thanksgiving had the first real try great Pics. even vidio. My wife says I am not getting anything done but shooting pics. Yes. I like taking pics. of people doing something, wildlife, and landscapes.