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Upgraded my old Nikon D50 to the D3300, entry level to entry level. 6mp to 24mp seems like a fairly big improvement but just how big I did not expect. Ease of use is night and day better, so easy to set custom setting using the "i" button on the back of the camera. You can increase ISO sensitivity safely to 3200 without loss of quality meaning super high shutter speeds (1/4000th sec) when zoomed. Add in a VR lens and a huge selection of modes that are easy to use and the quality of pictures is quite frankly mind blowing. All my old lens worked properly with the new D3300, although I did upgrade my zoom to a 70-300VR which is a very nice lens and works very well with this camera. Quality - very good, no complaints Feel - excellent, everything is where it should be, display is big, clear and friendly. Flash works impeccably. Picture quality and resolution is outstanding. Allowing digital editing and further zooming into that generous 24 megapixels. A little softening is noticeable but much less than on the older D50 so each pixel is clearer. Autofocus and tracking could be better but is still very good and much better than on older cameras (or anything in the same price bracket). An almost perfect camera for a fraction of the price of a slightly better one.Read full review
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This is a good Nikon D3300 DSLR, but the story ends there. The 18-55 lens is an actual Nikon product, but the most basic version (without the VR & AF on/off functions). The rest of the accessories are cheap Chinese aftermarkets that leave you holding your breath and wondering when they will fall apart in your hands. The tripod especially is extremely lightweight and flimsy, looking like it could hardly hold a pocket point and shoot camera steady, let alone a DSLR. All in all, I guess you get what you pay for, but don't expect much from this cheap collection.
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Love this product, it is lightweight, has great features, but not so many that makes it difficult to use or learn some of the more refined feature options on the camera. Easy to use in auto mode, but also easy to figure out how to use it in manual, portrait, landscape or night landscape modes. Highly recommend this camera.
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I've owned several Nikon cameras over the years, so I knew what the expect with the D3300. I starting to get into Astrophotography, so I wanted something that would good for manual control and some real fine-tuning. I also wanted the best quality mirror and imaging system. The D3300 was the cutting edge camera of its day, and it still fits well into a budget photographer kit. If you can't afford the $1500 plus for a new Nikon then this was a GREAT option at under $200.
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It's probably a little late to make this review since I bought this not long after they came out but mines still churning out excellent photos after years of use. I mainly got this so my old glass doesn't have to set in the bag and it works fine with those F mount lenses if you don't mind using manual mode. For the price I can't knock it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
