So, this thing is the successor to the D3200 which launched very long time ago! The company, Nikon, definitely planned to provide something for the people who want to have a basic DSLR under a tight budget! And I would say that the company, to some extent actually Passed into bringing such concept!
The DSLR is really built out of good quality which I would like to mention at no. 1!
It is compact and has a lot of the basic buttons that we usually see on an average budget DSLR! It has a viewfinder, Inbuilt flash and also, a dial to switch between different modes!
If you consider to buy the DSLR along with a Kit Lens combo from Flipkart or Amazon, you wouldn't actually regret it! These combos provide the lenses with the body for only 1000/2000 extra rupees while if you go out to buy the lenses seperately, you'll definitely have to pay about 8-9000 more! So, I think that buying this thing with the lens is definitely the best thing!
I would also like to mention that it has the compatibitly to record 1080p videos at 30FPS which is definitely a very nice thing! You can switch between the auto focus and the manual focus mode but one thing that you should definitely consider before buying is that, while in auto focus mode, the focussing procedure brings up a lot of noise and that definitely ruins the whole scenario! For example if you are recording a video and suddenly, the DSLR focusses giving that shitty noise, it would definitely ruin the whole video and yes, the noise is quiet loud!
The aperture can go as high as 5.6/f and that definitely is a nice thing!
One more thing that I would like to mention is that the MP count is somewhere around 24 MP, and that definitely isn't a small number. So you can definitely consider that pixellation or noise when you would zoom into the photos that you'll capture through the DSLR!
This being a budget friendly DSLR does bring many cons too though!
One is what I already mentioned about the noise that it makes and other than that, one more thing is that the Bokeh effect that we are ought to get along with a DSLR is definitely not very impressive in this thing!
I have used some other DSLRs like the D5500 and the D5200 which are definitely more proffessional camera is comparison, and they provide a much better Bokeh effect, like, the main target pops out of the display when we talk about the Bokeh effect! And yes, I understand that I am paying e
higher amount for it and thus, would definitely be having a good experience but along with the D3200, even after bringing the Apperture to the lowest possible amount and zooming into the object to the higher extend, still, the phots didn't came out to be close to what I captured with the D5500 without any such tweaks!
So, yes, definitely that is another down point for the DSLR!
