Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

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.

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.

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.

Let me start out that I have long been a fan of the SLR setup for a long time. I like the ability to use filters and different lenses. It has however been a long time since I upgraded. My last camera was and still is a Minolta STSI 35mm. Still works but as Minolta doesn't make cameras and most of my scopes and binoculars are Nikon I made the switch. The D3100 is a solid camera for the average user. And while it isn't nearly as rugged as say the D7000 is still is well built. There are a lot of buttons but as time goes on I find that they are well placed. Making the step from a SLR to a DSLR did take a bit of a leap. The camera doesn't come with memory or a cord to connect it to the computer. So I purchased those right away. Also purchased a 52mm Polarized filter for it as well as a spare battery and memory. Strongly recommend the Polarized filter to those new to cameras they are well worth it. Also, dont get a cheap one you can get at Walmart or Best Buy. Also, figured out that I can save in both RAW and JPEG format at the same time which is useful, some documentation said that you could only do one or the other but not both so I was happy to find out you could do both. RAW format was important to me as I wanted to be able to play around with the pics later like I did with my 35mm negatives before. Do wish that they made a grip for this camera. Guess I have to wait for a third party to come out with one.

I purchased this Nikon D3100 from another site and my review reflects my experience with the camera.I have had this camera for 2 weeks and I am THRILLED! After researching what I wanted, reading MANY reviews on amazon and comparing models, I settled on the D3100. I am pleased with the weight and ease of use.After reading reviews, I choose this camera because of...1. Live view screen option2. Can shoot live video3. Easy to handle4. Nikon's DSLR historyI am very pleased!

I've had this camera several weeks now and can tell you that it takes stunning pictures. For those of you with only experience in point and shoot, this is the camera to select in order to make the transition into DSLR photography. It is easy to use and takes terrific pictures on pre-programmed settings. As you become more confident switch to manual settings and see what you can do. The Nikon website has tutorials online that you can use regarding general photography, I recommend checking it out.

As a bargain video shooter the D3100 sounded ideal: 24p, interchangeable lens, great image quality, manual features. But there's one problem: beware the jello cam! Jello cam--also known as rolling shutter--is when a video image wobbles and bends like jello when the camera is moved. To a certain extent it's a problem with all CMOS cameras, but this Nikon seems to be particularly jello-y. Locked-down footage looks great. Stills look great. But if handheld run-and-gun style shooting is your thing think twice!

Easy to operate and out of this world pictures! It's Nikon for me from now on!The features are easy to work with and I had no problem learning how to operate this fantastic camera! I also purchased additional lenses and an accessory kit and the quality is excellent!

I purchased a Nikon D3100 about a month ago and right out of the box I noticed the Auto (point and shoot) Mode was not taking the quality of pictures I was hoping for. The pictures looked dull and when I looked at the original file, I noticed it was from the amount of grain in the picture. The grain was drowning out the details, and almost made the picture look out of focus. It was happening whether I was indoor or outdoor, flash or no flash. I changed the camera to P, S, A & M modes, and it took extremely sharp pictures in those modes, which is what I was expecting from the camera. I sent that camera back and purchased a new one from Amazon. Same problem. Well, I have since done some research and participated in forums, and found out there is a problem with the D3100 choosing very high ISO levels in Auto Mode, no matter the setting. This is causing the grain/dull/no detailed photos. You would expect Auto Modes to take easy, great pictures in an entry level camera, most people coming from point and shoot cameras. If you want sharp pictures, you have to use P, S, A or M modes with the D3100. There, you can control the ISO manually, or use Auto ISO and choose a lower maximum ISO setting. Apparently this is a discussed firmware issue, but Nikon claimed they hadn't heard about it when I messaged them... Well, go take a look at the forums out there, it is an issue for those of us who expect quality shots in all modes. Other than the ISO firmware issue, it is a great camera, capable of very good pictures, just not in the auto point and shoot modes.

I am not professional photographer. Before buying this I discussed some of my friends. Almost all suggested to go for Nikon brand. As per my budget, I purchase Nikon D3100 in 2010. I love this camera. Its very easy to handle, has excellent picture quality. I am using this, since last 1 yr, I have not faced any kind of trouble shoot. I would like to recommend this model, for new beginners.

Well to start off, I'm 17 years old and this is my first DSLR camera. It's freaking amazing. I've had it for about a week now and I have no regrets whatsoever. The picture quality is amazing, it feels great in my hands, and I got it for $550 (Normally $650). I've been using it to take pictures and film my friends skating. The only issue with my camera is that there's just one dead pixel, this isn't Amazon's fault, though, so I didn't knock off any stars.

This was my DREAM camera!! I was so tired to using those small cameras that take 10 seconds to take a picture. My kids move WAY too fast for that!! I was always missing the perfect shots of my kids. NOT ANYMORE!!! The option on this phone for fast continuos photo shots is amazing!! I have been using for one week and have some great pictures of awesome faces and actions that my kids do. It will definetly get alot of use in my house!! My next step is to buy a book about this camera so I can use all of the functions. I'm not an experienced photographer, just a mommy that wants to take great photos!!

I've always owned Canon high end point and shoots. When I saw this drop to 499.00 same as the Canon T3 I picked it up. I always wanted once in my life to own DSLR and was always told that Nikon DSLR image quality is second to none. Well I'm still learning all the D3100 does but even in Auto the pics are professional quality. The video is also very sharp but you do have to learn how to pan slowly to give the lens time to focus, but video was a bonus I didn't buy this for that. It's a very confortable camera to hold and small for a DSLR compared to others out there. Build quality is superb. I love it and can't wait to use it more!

Great Camera! But Needs Better Glass! I Recommend A 35mm 1.8, Great For Lots Of Things! The Camera Its Self Is Easy To Use, And There Is Always Sites That Are Really Helpful! One Of My Favorites Is FroKnowsPhoto. com Very Very Good Site To Follow!!

Dudo que por el precio se pueda conseguir cámara semejante es una excelente combinación de funciones, practicas y de fácil manejo, que deja ver que es un buen equipo de entrada para la iniciación en el mundo de la fotografía digital sumamente contento con los resultados efectuados.si te estas iniciando en la fotografía te recomiendo esta cámara, muy fácil de operar y una calidez en fotografía impresionante.

After film cameras, darkrooms, point and shoots, a D40 and a D50, the 3100 DX seemed a sensible next step.Of course, I will add a few lenses and a bag and tripod now.Took it into the desert. Still trying to figure it all out. Mostly use it on the A settting and with a polarizing filter.Nikon or Cannon. Can't go wrong either way but stick with one. The soft ware is not much but free photo editing software abounds. Why does Nikon sell better versions of its editing software? For the serious, that is not the way to go.An easy to use, practical camera.Nikon D3100 14.2MP Digital SLR Camera with 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 AF-S DX VR Nikkor Zoom Lens

As a painter and non-photographer-turned-conceptual-artist who always carries cameras (as replacements for sketchbooks) with him on his walk-abouts in town and country, the Nikon D3100, is one of the best cameras in its weight and ease-of-use class that I have in my 63 years as a professional artist ever had.

I'm new in the photo word, however this camera have all the tools and properties for start to learn how to take pictures and the most important is that you can make HD videos at the same time and do not need spend your money in a HD video camera.

This camera was a gift & it really works good. We found no problems with this camera. Pictures are wonderful. We think this camera is an excellent buy. I have purchased many items this past year from Amazon & have been extremly satisfied. I buy mostly through Amazon because they are so reliable. Thanks Amazon.

I was very pleased when I purchased this camera. I was new to the advanced camera, and it was easy to learn. I was so used to one of those cool pix camera's, that this Nikon blew everything I ever owned out of the water. Now I am by no means a professional photographer, but I have now photographed (and been payed) 3 weddings, numerous maternity, and engagement, and tons more. It is the perfect camera for starting out a small business!

I bought this camera primarily for the mobility and 1080 video, but quickly became addicted to it's photography. There are multiple modes to easily choose from for every type of shot you will need to take. With an automatic and manual adjustment, you can either take the easy way, or do it yourself. There are many different lenses available, but can get pretty pricy. I'm doing just fine with the default lens as it still has incredibly good quality.