Problems of Nikon D3 100 SLR camera

I am also a user of D3 100. The following is my personal opinion, for reference only.

Let's take a look at D3 100 single machine first.

Advantages: Expeed

II processor, which improves the focusing speed and accuracy; The improved intelligent boot mode from D3000 is very suitable for beginners. The fuselage has a strong ability to process photos, and can directly perform some processing operations on the camera; Press the button and toggle the wheel, and you can easily adjust the shutter, aperture and ISO, which is very convenient. You can see the parameters in the viewfinder, which feels better than the shoulder screen.

Disadvantages: Nikon's entry-level camera should have shortcomings, such as no focus motor, no anti-shake, and Canon also has it. Whether it is a disadvantage or not is your own business. After all, most lenses now have anti-shake and motors. Then there is its own shortcomings. The sensor area is small in many Nikon models, so the imaging quality is relatively weak in Nikon (refer to DxO score for reference only, not superstition).

In addition, the fuselage is relatively small and light, which is relatively inconvenient for big hands, but I have adapted very well. Small and light fuselage also has advantages, so it is convenient to go out without being heavy. The LCD screen has only 230,000 pixels, but I have read some comments that the pixels of Canon LCD screen are too high, and the photos taken are very nice on it. Go home and have a look on the computer. Nikon LCD screen pixel is too low, take a look, alas, this photo is like this, go home and look at it on the computer, wow! This is just a joke. So try not to delete your photos directly on the computer, and then delete them after thinking about it on the computer.

I think of so many fuselage for the time being, and I don't need the camera function, so I won't say much. Let's start with the camera lens, 18-55 mm.

Enough! It's enough to shoot scenery and humanities. Although I bought another 55-300 to make up the burnt part, I still used 18-55, 55-300 to shoot the lotus or something.

I suggest you call 18-55 first, and then match the focal section if necessary. As for good marksmanship ... before you think about it, play with the lens at hand.

The price, now D3 100 has fallen sharply, and it is estimated that you can buy it around 3700. Considering the SD card and other things, if you are a novice, it will be within 4000.