Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

This is indeed a great Camera. Price is really affordable if you do not want to go for Canon T2I. Pixel does not matter for NIKON as far as the surrounding is good.

Great buy. Easy to use and understand. Shoots 5 fps and has great autofocus. Not much I can say bad about this camera. Go buy it and you will see.

This is my very first DSLR -- I was getting fed up with using a point-and-shoot camera & wanted to venture beyond its limitations. This camera is very user-friendly and the guide mode really helps you to understand what exactly the f-stop is, why your ISO needs to be changed in certain situations, and in general helps you to cut your teeth on DSLRs. The video setting is crisp and clear, and is easy to operate. The body is smaller than a D80 or D90, which makes it ideal for a woman's smaller hands. My major complaint with trying to use my boyfriend's DSLRs in the past (a D80 & D90) was that it felt like the camera was too big for my hands to hold securely while still adjusting the f-stop, and this camera eliminates that worry. The 18-55mm lens that is included is an excellent starter lens, and the entire set is a very good value. I would highly recommend this camera to anyone who is just getting started with DSLRs -- its easy to dive right into!

This camera is just amazing. The amount of functions and combinations seem endless.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.

this is the second dslr camera i have owned and the fourth digital..i was a hard core film person who had to be given a digital camera in order to make the conversion.i've noticed that all these dslr cameras all look the same and basically work the same. the menu for the d3100 and the d40x is about the same along with the functions the difference is the wording but to me that a good thing in that one has a sense of familiarity and you are not always going after the manual.not being a real techno person i go by is it dumb down enough and still sophistacated enough for my needs which it seems to be. the 18-55mm lens is smooth and sharp the range is nice but leaves you with no option but to carry a larger lens.one draw back for me is this being my second nikon dslr i encountered the same problem again the shutter position stops working on the command dial which doesn't stop the other functions but takes away ones ability to manully do shutter speed and aperture settings.don't know if this is a nikon camera problem or i have just been unlucky. if you are a college student or a semi-serious amatuer i would think this camera would be a good value for the price

The camera is really excellent. I've put a memory range 10 and has a very good speed to take pictures. Many features, haven't seen everything yet. Overall excellent choise if you want a good camera and good price.

Nothing beats D3100's image quality and features at this price.If you use point & shoot and are thinking of starting with a DSLR then this is a right choice.35mm f1.8 lens is a really good companion for everyday shooting. It is awesome for low light shooting with D3100.

It is very good camera , lenses are good , picture quality is good and easy to use . simple and awesome ... easy to carry

I was upgrading from a point and shoot, and wanted to move to the DSLR range. Based on my research, I felt this was a good option for a beginner. I have gotten some really good photos, but the only thing is to get used to manually moving the focus. Also, using the various preset modes was very useful as I could get the sort of shots I was looking for, without really doing much manual changes.I highly recommend this as a good cost effective option for people who are starting out with a DSLR.

I would have given this amazing and very cool Nikon camera 5 stars except for one small (but large to me and probably many others) problem: the 3" LCD screen. Its resolution at 230,000 dots is appalling, unlike the 920,000 dots of the D300's, D90, and D3's, which are super fine! So why did NIKON stick such a lousy LCD view screen on such a fantastic, over the top camera like the D3100? It's a no brainer folks: M-O-N-E-Y! Now even Nikon has no shame, no integrity, no value in maintaining a quality product. Nope, just get the maximum profit you can squeeze from each and every product with the Nikon brand. Should I send it back to AMAZON? Heck yes! Will I send it back? Nope. The rest of the camera is just too darned good to give it up for one lousy little piece of a great product. Maybe if we all sent them a letter they would admit their error and replace the screen with the one this camera deserves while at the same time re-establishing trust with us, the consumer who makes the success of their company possible year after year. Should they do it? Absolutely! Will they do it? Probably not. Oh, well....... just a crazy thought.

I bought this camera and have been so happy with the performance. Even shooting in auto. works great. Photographers wanting to really tweek out the camera can do it on the D3100. However, the D5100 and above is what you are looking for. The D3100 is a great camera (entry-level or not) for the price.

I love this camera! Especially for it's acceptable price but much higher performance than normal DC! Love it! Really easy to use and great for a newbie like me!

This a great camera for anyone starting out in DSLR photography. For the cost and features you can not beat it. The only thing I would recommend is that you purchase the 55-200mm lens as well.

I bought this camera due to the high customer ratings, and because in theory it claimed to be able to do what I wanted to do with it. Which would be to take high quality pictures when hiking (it does) and getting fast moving pictures (it does not). Turns out you can only get instant (no delay) when it's on the view finder (eye right to the camera). I am NOT happy with this expensive camera. Not at all. Wish I spent my money on another cannon. I gave it 3 stars because I see this camera as adequate. It's ok, will do the job, but not great.

Good deal and nice camera with many nice features. Great picture quality, very easy to use, video's are good as well.

The D3100 is a versatile camera which is a bargain for its price. I bought this for my wife as a birthday present and fell in love with it myself. We have both produced stunning shots which are a quantum leap over the good ones we could get with our Canon Digital Elph point-and-shoot.I have three favorite features of this camera:-The CMOS sensor allows us to avoid using the flash in far more low-light situations than any CCD camera we've used.-The dynamic exposure feature allows previously impossible back-lit photos.-The vibration reduction (VR) helps substantially with zoom and low-light photos. Where formerly such photos would be blurred by hand motion, now steady shots are possible.

I'm really happy with the image quality of the DSLR. I was a former 35mm SLR user from years ago. Moved to digital compact cameras and only recently stepped back to DSLR. I was shocked at the superior image quality that the DSLR offers. It's excellent. On the down side I'm stepping back into a larger, harder to carry camera. Also, the use of the camera is more restrictive in low light situations - it does not focus easily like a compact digital camera does. But then there are different uses for different cameras. I've just ordered and I'm waiting for the Canon S95 as my new pocket compact camera which will then give me the balance between format size for different needs and uses. Woot!!!! Toys R Fun !!!!

I'm going to leave all the specs and other technical details aside for other reviews, but I'd like to give huge kudos for Amazon offering an incredible low-ball price on this camera.I managed to snag this camera with an additional 55-200mm VR Nikkor Zoom Lens for a mere $689 (a free Tiffen filter comes with the telephoto lens). This price is incredible, knowing the D3100 retails for $650-$700 easily, not including the extra lenses. Amazon does not fail to offer the best price.In my opinion, although buyers are complaining the price is hidden they shouldn't be so rash to blame Amazon for hiding the price. They are willing to offer incredibly low prices and their sacrifice is to hide the price. If you cannot appreciate that sacrifice, you aren't a worthy Amazon customer. I've saved over $100 on that package, and I am not complaining for something so silly as a hidden price.As for performance, this camera produces the exact images that my point & shoot could never achieve. 14.2 megapixels is beautiful, and so is the 1080 HD video. ISO also has a huge range.Perfect for amateurs and, in my case, those moving from film SLR's to DSLR's, I HIGHLY recommend this camera.Perhaps in this scenario, "new is better".

I had just gotten my D3100 when I took it to an air show. It was remarkable how great the pictures turned out under very difficult shooting conditions typical at an air show. Everything happens so quickly. Under full auto and sport settings, the camera made really great pictures; it froze the action in time and space. I used the 55-200 Nikon VR lens; it captured all the action way up in the sky. I took about 200 pictures; they all came out great, although some shots were better when I anticipated the action and paid particular attention to the area in the sky where the Blue Angles would be. I tried to shoot some video, but unfortunately could not figure out how to do it; left manual home.

This is my first DSLR, I upgraded from the Nikon N75 35mm to the D3100. The D3100 is built very well, it feels good in my hands even though it is pretty small compared to some other DSLRs on the market. The menus are extremely easy to navigate and adjust. The guide features are very useful and provide basic information about things. The rear LCD display is very bright and viewable in sunlight.I've only had the camera for a few days, but I can already see some of the limitations of the camera. There is a bug in the firmware that causes the Auto ISO to default to the highest ISO setting - Ken Rockwell pointed out this problem in his review of the product, my camera has this problem too. I hope that Nikon will release a firmware fix to the resolve this issue. I dislike not having a dedicated button to adjust the focal points in the viewfinder, you have to adjust the focal points in the menus on the camera. The N75 has a separate button just for adjusting the focus points on it. I also wish that the D3100 worked with the new SB-700 flash that is coming out, maybe this can be addressed in a future firmware update. There are plenty of things to like about the camera, but there are things that are missing. I don't care at all about the video capability because I don't see the point in using a camera to record a video.

We recieved the camera within three days of purchase. Everything was in perfect shape. The picture quality and versatility of this camera is awesome. We were using it right out of the box. I would recommend getting an instructional video or book on this camera if you are not currently an SLR camera owner as there are many different ways to set it up depending on environment that you are shooting in, and desired effect you want in the picture. I highly recommend this camera and doing business with the seller.

For over five years I have been using a Nikon D50 which I felt was an exceptional digital camera. However, with advancements such as live view, increased mega pixels, 1080 movies,more ISO settings, etc I decided to purchase the Nikon D3100. I normally would not buy a camera without handling it to see if it felt comfortable but decided to take a chance as the D3100 was so new and about the only way I could get one was through Amazon. I was not disappointed. It is lighter but feels as comfortable as the D50 even with other zoom lenses attached. I haven't taken a ton of pictures or movies yet but I will state so far I am very pleased. Navigation through the various menus is even more convenient than the D50. While I consider myself quite knowledgeable the guides are handy and for someone new to digital photography the D3100 is very user friendly and teaches you the basics. Very innovative!I highly recommend this camera. I do note that battery life is not quite as long as the D50. Movies,quite naturally, use up more battery life. Suggest one gets a spare. Also, Nikon does not supply the USB Cable UC-E4 to connect the camera to a computer or printer nor do they supply the Audio Video cable EG-D2 to connect the camera to a TV. Also make sure you get a class 6 memory card so movies and live view operate efficiently.

I received the Nikon D3100 as a Christmas gift & I use it nearly every day to take outdoor pictures, such as sunsets. I previously used a Nikon Coolpix & iPhone camera for my sunsets that I post on Facebook for my friends to enjoy. My new D3100 took my photos to a whole new level in terms of resolution. Obviously I am very satisfied with my D3100! It is extremely user friendly & it is the perfect step up from a compact digital camera. I do recommend that you purchase an additional battery, an LCD screen cover & a very roomy camera bag being as you will probably end up with a few additional lens for this camera on down the road.

Affordable price and very professional quality of Images, very easy to use for beginners also as there is Guide mode. No Doubt Nikon is best in its own way and specialty in imaging products, D3100 is best camera for people who want to store their family moments, one can use this camera for professional purposes also.