Nikon D3100 Review

The Nikon D3100 is the successor to the previously reviews D3000. While it is more expensive than the previous version, it has a larger number of mega pixels (14.2MP) and comes with an 18-55mm zoom lens. Other features include a 3 inch monitor that has a Live view and the ability to record movies.

Nikon D3100 Specification

  • The camera is built to be affordable, easy to use and lightweight, making it perfect for the keen amateur photographer. It also includes an assistance system that allows you to learn the ins and outs of the camera while still taking photos.
  • Along with high quality images, the Nikon D3100 can also record full HD 1080p films with sound and autofocus.
  • The 14.2MP CMOS sensor takes fantastic photos, and can prints to larger than 20×30 inches. If you like to have your photos blown up and on your wall then this is essential.
  • The Nikon D3100 comes with a 3x zoom 18-55mm Nikkor lens. The lens also includes a stabilization function making it easy to get sharp shots every time.
  • As you’d expect from a Nikon camera, the D3100 is well designed and all the buttons are easy to reach. It is also relatively compact compared to other cameras on the market.
  • The Nikon D3100 features an 11 point autofocus system that’s known for its speed and clarity. The ISO sensitivity ranges between 100-3200, but is expandable to 12800.
  • The 3 inch monitor features a “one touch” live view system

Although you’ll have to pay a reasonable amount of money for the Nikon D3100, the wide range of features and high specification means that it’s definitely worth the money. If you’re looking for a middle of the range camera that can record HD video then it’s definitely one option to think about.

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