The D7000 was announced on September 15, 2010. If you are like me, you probably read tons of reviews and user opinions and also came to a clear conclusion that the D7000 is one hell of a camera. The Nikon D7000 is an amazing camera that find itself in the hands of many enthusiasts photographers worldwide. Who is this camera aimed for: Beginners moving from point-and-shoot to DSLR, amateurs, videographers wanna-be and for those who want to invest mot of their money in better lenses, and therefore opted for a cheaper camera body.
So the D3200 is a more robust HDSLR in that regard and also enjoys Nikon’s latest technology to provide the photographer with an advanced camera that suitable for beginners and enthusiasts alike. Other interesting features are the compatibility with Nikon’s WU-1a Wi-Fi module for transferring photos from the camera to your computer or even to a mobile phone and a microphone jack for attaching external high-quality stereo microphones.
#Nikon d3200 vs 3300 iso
After all, you can’t just make a custom camera for each customer, so it’s nice to see a camera that boasts a very high resolution.įurthermore, the camera can shoot at ISO 100 up to ISO 128000 in boost mode, comes with 3-inch Fixed 921K-dot LCD, shoot 4 fps in burst and record 1080p30,24 videos. I think it’s kind of nice to have a more distinctive separation between Nikon’s entry-level DSLR cameras. Some people find it a bit odd to see such a high resolution sensor on an entry-level camera. The D3200 is equipped with a newly-developed 24.2-megapixels CMOS sensor and enjoys the new EXPEED 3 image processor. It inherits some of the D5100 features but adds some new features of its own. So essentially you are paying a bit more for extra features. It’s a new addition to Nikon’s DSLR lineup, rather than a replacement for the D3100. The Nikon D3200 is Nikon’s latest DSLR camera. OK, enough with the introduction, let’s start.īefore we dive deeper into the comparison, let me introduce to you the two cameras. This is just one example of course, and you should really understand many of the key differences between those two cameras in order to make a smart buying decision. That means that you need to pay more to get G lenses (With built-in AF motor). All Nikon’s entry-level cameras do not come with AF motor. For example, some will prefer getting the D7000 because they can use older Nikkor lenses and will Autofocus on the camera, while they won’t autofocus on the D3200. Everyone has its own budget and specific needs when buying a new camera. Even so, I believe that some photographers might prefer investing in a cheaper body but better lenses, while others might prefer getting a more advanced body. Some might not agree that it’s fair to compare those two cameras against each other, because they really aimed for different market segments.
In this article I want to help you decide whether to buy the Nikon D3200, or rather go with the more expensive and more advanced D7000.
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