The nikon D3200 handles in a very similar way to the less expensive D3100, so the extra money is really paying for the increased pixel count. However, in the long run, such a high resolution will be as likely to frustrate the ‘family user as give them pl...
24 Megapixels gives plenty of scope for cropping, Noise handled very well up to 1600 ISO, Effective autofocus system (with lenses it works with!), 1080p HD video, Nice design, build, handling
Autofocus only works with AFS lenses, Slow to focus with 1855 mm kit lens, No control wheel over the fourway controller for fast menu navigation, No swivel or tilt screen, Optical viewfinder could be better
Frustrating is the first word that springs to mind with the Nikon D3200, as in spite of its great picture quality, pleasant user-friendly design, good build quality and decent video mode, the D3200 proved disappointingly slow to focus with the kit lens...
Excellent image quality, Guide mode useful for beginners, Full HD movie capture (plus external mic input), great battery life
LCD too cold/cyan, pricey for an entry-level model, autofocus is the same old system - Sony A65 offers better performance, no autofocus for older non-AF-S lenses, flash too eager to pop up in auto modes when not always necessary
The D3200 is like a souped-up D3100 thanks to its excellent 24-megapixel sensor. Images are great, but the high asking price and lesser performance than (cheaper) middleweight DSLRs may confuse prospective buyers. The D3200 does usher in a new level of...
Helpful Guide Mode, Full HD vid with external mic, Excellent picture quality
Slightly pricey, Flash can pop up needlessly, LCD screen could be better
The Nikon D3200 is a little on the pricey side, almost edging it into the mid-range, but great if you're a DLSR beginner looking for a friendly camera that offers stunning picture quality. It's very slightly let down by the quality of the LCD screen, but...
Abstract: NameDigital SLR camera: Nikon D3200At a glance:Huge megapixel count,Small body for a DSLR ,Fast and responsive ,Great imagesSummary:A stunning starter DSLR that's also got the ability to cater to more advanced shooters.Rating:4.5/5RRP:$1,299 (single lens)...
Published: 2014-12-18, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.in
Abstract: If you have kids, the impulse to document every instant of their waking lives is nearly as powerful as the impulse to feed and shelter them. I'll help you find the perfect camera to freeze those priceless moments.If you're reading this article, you've pro...
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Published: 2014-05-19, Author: The , review by: tech2android.com
Abstract: A best choice With the course of time, the style and technique of photography has changed like anything. Now the advance technologies have taken the photography to the extent that it is now giving a good task to eyes to identify between reality and imag...
Good image quality, Full HD recording, Excellent resolution, Simple Menu, Rubberized grip
Some noise at ISO, Short battery life , Small LCD screen , Relatively high price
Nikon D3200 Digital SLR Camera Review makes it clear that it is a perfect option to carry with during vacations. Also, this camera is suitable for avid photographers who love traveling to various destinations all around the world. It can be used as profes...
Cheap price, 24 megapixel sensor renders low noise and great detail, Good movie quality
ISO performance tops out at 6400, Flash performance not good for close-up shooting, Tiny body doesn�t balance well with pro-grade lenses
There is no denying that Nikon has significantly raised the stakes in the megapixel race. While many would consider that the case with respect to the D800, the Nikon D3200's 24-megapixel mega-slab-of-silicon isn't short on performance either. As far as im...
