May 29, 2016 05:38 PM
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The D3200 represents the latest generation of Nikon's entry-level DSLR offering. The D3200 has excellent dynamic range, so it preserves details and performs well in unpredictable lighting situations. Dynamic range refers to a camera's ability to capture detail across the exposure range of a photo, from the brightest highlights to the darkest shadows. Cameras with poor dynamic range will often produce images with the brightest points "blown out" and completely white, with no detail.
The D3200 is capable of producing images with vibrant and accurate colors. Its color depth is comparable to the best entry-level DSLRs. Color depth is the measure of a camera's ability to discern minute changes in color. Recognizing subtle differences allows your camera to accurately replicate the colors of a particular subject.
The D3200 is capable of producing images with vibrant and accurate colors. Its color depth is comparable to the best entry-level DSLRs. Color depth is the measure of a camera's ability to discern minute changes in color. Recognizing subtle differences allows your camera to accurately replicate the colors of a particular subject.
The Nikon D3200 is a fairly basic DSLR. There are some drawbacks to not having features like an articulating screen and W-Fi connectivity. However, in dropping those features, Nikon has put great image quality within reach for budget-oriented shooters.
Nikon D3200 specification:
-24MP CMOS sensor
-ISO 100-6400(plus ISO 12, 800-equivalent Hi1 setting)
-Expeed 3 processing
-3.0", 920k dot screen
-Full HD 1080p30 video(with 25p and 24p options)
-Microphone socket
-Twin IR remote receivers
-4 frame-per-second continuous shooting
-Guide mode
