Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D3100

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.

Camera is awesome!! Very easy to use. It's great having the camera snap a photo when you press the shutter compared to a much slower focus on a point-and-shoot. I have been very satisfied so far with my D3100, and have gotten some very great shots. I find myself using the different modes (portrait, sport, etc.) when I am not sure which settings to use, which makes using the camera possible until I educate myself better. I would definitely recommend this product to a friend, or anyone at that matter.

This camera is absolutely, AMAZING.I'm new to photography so I got this camera with the 55-200mm VR lens and free tiffon filter and it came to 690 - 20 dollar credit = $670.I am a beginner to DSLR photography and I feel like a professional with this camer. I mainly shoot on manual or auto without flash. I however use manual focus to have more control over what I want to capture. I know nothing about Apertures and very little about F Stops from what I learned in HS. I've just been playing around with settings and shooting after a change.This camera is very simple to use. And if you're stuck, Guide mode is your saviour. It feels like it was built with extra care, doesn't feel like plastic like some slr camera's may feel like.I am VERY happy with my purchase.

I did not heed the multiple warnings I found online about how Nikon cut corners on this cameras construction. Look for yourself.One 8 inch drop from my hands to a wooden table and the lens separated from the camera, something broke inside and is now ratlling around (clearly plastic) and the lens will not reattach at all. Now those of you who have been at this longer than a few years know that a properly constructed camera will 9 times out of 10 survive a drop to the ground from your hand and 999 times out of 1000 will survive an 8 inch drop to a table top.Shame on you Nikon for putting this product out there.Besides that the movie mode is a waste. All bells, whistles and smoke and mirrors. Such a cheap made product doesn't deserve further technical review.Thankfully I purchased full coverage repair, I'm going to get my money back and go with another camera.Should have kept my D90. I'm so disgusted that Nikon has dipped into the cheap thin plastic department I may take my money to Canon.POS.

I bought this camera for my friendThe packaging was excellent & The content were all included in the boxI do recommend this camera for people searching for a quality camera with a good priceThanks Amazon

I have owned Nikon SLR cameras since the early 70's and this camera continues to follow their tradition of quality cameras for a great price. While I have only owed this camera for a week every thing I have used it to take pictures of have been outstanding.

I've been wanting a slr camera for some time now and i'm really glad i waited to get this one. it is a fantastic camera with an incredible amount of features. in the first few weeks i've already taken over 600 pictures with it. i really love all the option it offers to keep the pictures unique and just the way i want them.

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.

My fiancee and I bought this to take pictures of our wedding planning process and also as an investment into our future. Before this camera, both of us were only accustomed to the simple point and shoot digital cameras. While we are still just beginning to learn to handle this piece of machinery, the results that we are getting are already clearly different from a non-DSLR camera. I can't wait until I see what it's truly capable of once I know what I'm doing!

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.

This is a very light weight high end consumer camera, which the whole family can use with very little training, and at the same time can be used with lenses like the 60mm AF-S Micro-Nikkor. Older Nikkor lenses work well, if one understands manual shooting. Of course, we started with a Nikomat. Item arrived early and intact. Also works well with other Nikkor kit lenses. With Canon, Nikon and Leica, the problems are usually the user, the equipment is solid, and purchased for the features and compatibility with previous or intended use. Kit lens plastic lens mounts...I miss the Titanium ones from Topcon. A good buy but get a good case or tote and protective filters for lenses. Included software is easy to use and install.

I love this camera. I went from thinking pictures were annoying to thinking every shot that I snap of my dog belongs in a magazine or gallery wall. Seriously, I really like the camera. The settings make it easy to compose great looking shots. I literally love everything about the camera. If I have one criticism, it is that when you are in video mode and using the camera mic, you can hear the lens focusing on the playback. I could really care less about this, but thought I would mention it.

The camera arrived in a timely manner and was in perfect, new condition. Thank you for such a great online purchase experience.

I bought this to take photos of a friends wedding. Most of the shots came out great. It is a great camera for everyday use. It does need a better zoom lense, and some of the action shots didnt turn out too great. However the posed wedding photos looked professional.

I recently bought a D3100, and am trying to learn all of its features to be able to take it with me on a trip to Sri Lanka that my family and I are going to be making. It takes excellent pictures, and I love the Guide feature, because I am a true amateur, and the guide feature shows me what is going on as I take each picture, so that I can learn how to do it myself later.**See revision below** My only knock so far would be the Movie aspect, but it may be an issue of my not having learned how to use it properly. I have seen a couple of movies online that were taken with it, and they looked pretty good, but the movies I took appeared to be stop-action, instead of movies.**I just bought the 8GB SanDisk Extreme SDHC Class 10 card, and have used it in my camera to record HD movies to great result. I'm now able to say that I am completely happy with my purchase. I have read that you should be able to use a Class 6 card, but based on the specs I read on the cards, I believe that this camera, recording in FULL HD would stretch the limits of a Class 6 card.

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!

With our first baby on the way I knew that I was going to want to upgrade to a DSLR camera but felt overwhelmed by all the choices. I researched options extensively and settled on the Nikon D3100. The features, price, and functionality make it the perfect first DSLR camera. While it is a bit overwhelming when you first get it out of the box, I found with just a bit of research I am now navigating the options and taking great pictures with just a bit of knowledge. I am very satisfied with this camera and highly recommend it.

My First DSLR camera purchased, i liked it so much, great value and great image quality, unfortunately I have returned it in favor for Nikon D5100 superior low light excellent image quality and loving it more..using Nikon 35mm 1.8G AF-S ( same 1600 ISO and shutter, Aperture etc, Just me, worth every penny IMHO.

Wow, where to begin?First, the ease of use. It feels like everything is right where it should be. I don't have to dig into the camera for settings. It also has a guide feature which is great for folks just getting into DSLR's. Its like a handy tutor.Second, Video mode: how cool is it that you can shoot at 1080p with live focus? I shot a music video with it and the results were amazing!! (note: the sound recording is crapppy. Quick solution, carry an external recorder if sound is really important)Third, Picture quality: Superb. simpy superb!! Very sharp images and little editing required. Little noise in low lightFourth, Price: Need I say more?Overall, a great product. I definitely recommend!!

I have a Nikon D80 which is a great camera. However, I wanted something lighter to take with me on trips. I have several point and shoots from Canon and Nikon and just prefer to use a DSLR. It's a great little camera at a fraction of the price I paid for the D80 when it came out. It's light enough to carry around and it's great to be able to switch out lenses with my other Nikon. I like the video capability on this for short clips. Overall I think it's a great buy! I even love the 18-55mm VR lens that comes with it.

I own a D700, but wanted a small, easily carryable camera that I would actually carry most of the time. This camera reminds me of the "Little Engine That Could" The images are just fantastic. Detail at 3200 is almost as good as its larger DX brother, the D7000. Only thing you won't have is the capability of using lenses without internal focus motors. OK, the D7000 is more capable in other ways as well, but this camera is a perfect compliment to the full frame D700. It's a light second body that won't weigh you down.I keep a Tamron 18-270mm VC lens on it most of the time and they play very nicely together. Tried the Nikkor 18-200mm but the VR is nowhere near as good as Tamron's, and the Tamron is sharper and contrastier.Have never used the simple mode. I usually leave the camera at aperture priority, choose an ISO for the situation, and it does the rest- flawlessly. No, it's not a high speed sports camera but for a general, carry with out all the time DSLR, it can't be beat.WK

This is a great camera for someone starting out in the world of DSLR photography. I've always used a point and shoot, and finally took the step into this type of photography. I did A LOT of research prior to the purchase of this camera, and had it narrowed down to the two major brands... In the end, Nikon won, based on other reviews and friends who are long time fans of the brand. Also, I've heard positive things about their customer service, although I have not experienced this first hand. I'm still learning how to use all the features, but so far, I love it! Highly recommend this for a first-timer, there are so very easy auto modes where it works as a point and shoot, so you can still use it while you're learning how to use all of its great features.

The only reason that this got a 4-STAR was because of the Nikon D3100's inability to work with Nikon ML3 wireless remote. Considering that D3000 supported this, it was an automatic assumption that D3100 would also support it, but alas... it doesn't. However, one can attach a third party wireless device through another port (forgot it's name).Excellent Picture quality... HD Video could have been slightly better, but at this price, it is a steal especially around Christmas/New Year/Valentine's day...I got Nikon D-3100 with starter kit + 32 GB class 10 SDHC card + Nikon 18-55mm VR and 55-200mm VR at around 750$ which is a steal!!!

mKI1VG2JGJBJQ / mo23UHHW7DEL5S0 Length:: 7:10 Minsmy review on the nikon d3100,it's deffinately a great buy and worth every penny