Nikon has replaced the D3100 with the D3200.
![]() | Nikon D3200 announced March 2012 |
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Nikon has replaced the D3100 with the D3200.
![]() | Nikon D3200 announced March 2012 |
"High ISO performance is substantially improved over the D3000, to the extent that images shot at sensitivities as high as 3200 are eminently useable"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's iso-noise
"It's almost impossible to pick up without your hand falling into a sensible position with the key controls at your fingertips."dpreview.com | talking about the camera's button-layout
"Unusually fast Live View AF for an SLR"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's auto-focus
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Definitely a very good starting point if one was to look for a proper entry-level DSLR. My transition from the plain ol' Point-and-Shoot to DSLR was pretty smooth. The only drawback that I see for now is that one would have to stick to AF-S lenses, which is a bit pricey compared to the AF (at my place, not sure about others).
Again, I would really like to thank Snapsort in assisting my decision-making process, you guys have been a great help!