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Nikon Inc.D3200
Take your photos and videos to the next level. Unrivaled 24.2 megapixel DX-format CMOS sensor for truly dazzling photos and Full HD 1080p movies in any light. Innovative Guide Mode to help you master the camera. HD-SLR power; point-and-shoot ease.
Average Customer Rating:
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90 out of 94(96%)customers recommend this product.
Customer Reviews for D3200
Review 1 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Better than expected
PostedJune 9, 2013
novicecamera
My first DSLR camera, hard to decide between Canon...Glad I chose this. I am a novice, a true novice but this camera makes it easy with the guide. A great way to walk through and learn settings for busy people. Glad I purchased. Oh, and the picture quality is great.
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Review 2 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Great camera for where it sits!
PostedJune 2, 2013
Popper
Age 18-24
Favorite Subject Sports
Nikon Family 2-5 years
Experience More than a year
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
This is a great product for where it lies. For an entry level camera and for under 600 dollars it exceeds almost all expectations.
Its commonly forgotten that this product is only an entry level camera, which should compare no where to say a D800 , otherwise it does very very well for itself.
I have owned this camera for over a year and i take a lot of fast paced sports shots. Surprisingly enough for a cheaper camera, this camera does a really good job. It also can grab some really clear shots with lots of colour and the best part is the clarity is seen in the video aspect as well. Video can be shot in 1080p at 30 fps and 60 fps at 720p in NTSC and 50fps in Pal which is exceptionally clear . This opens a lot of windows for people who love video also, allowing for slo mo and great looking videos to work with.
The camera is also very easy to navigate through also. This allows for quick changes in shutter speed, iso and exposure when changing light settings occur or flipping from pictures to videos.
For someone starting into photography, This is a great camera and you couldn't find one better with this much bang for its buck. You would be able to use this camera for many different photo aspects and be very happy with the outcome. You would be able to use this camera for along time without having to trade off for a different one.
For someone with experience in photography, they would get the same joy from this product, I hope that the D5200 is just as awesome!
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Review 3 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Awesome camera!!!
PostedJune 1, 2013
Jrock
Age 35-44
Favorite Subject Family & Friends
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Occasional user, memory keeper
This camera is everything it was advertised to be. I have only had it for less than 3 weeks and I can't put it down! I even bought an extra battery so I don't have to wait for it the charge. Great job guys!!!
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Review 4 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Excellent Photo's easy to carry and use, Compact
PostedMay 30, 2013
Phil
Location Martinsville, Va
Age 55-65
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 2-5 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
This Camera takes excellent Pictures It is compact Easy to carry around Not too complex to set up and use. would recommend to anyone. This a DX Format camera and therefore doesn't take full frame pictures. But might only be important to Professional Photographer. If picture was setup properly I would say this camera will take photo's equal to Pro version FX cameras.
The seller Crutchfield's is excellent Dealer to deal with.
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Review 5 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Excellent first D-SLR
PostedMay 29, 2013
Vista14
Location Toronto, ON, Canada
Age 25-34
Favorite Subject Family & Friends
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience 3-6 months
Role Occasional user, memory keeper
After conducting considerable research online and gathering opinions from more serious photographers, we decided to get the Nikon d3200 over the Canon T3i/T4i and over the various compact system cameras out there. While we have been a Canon compact camera family for years (and they are truly fantastic compact cameras), we chose Nikon over Canon for two reasons primarily: 1) the Nikon was easier to find cheaper and this matters given that both brands are so close in quality and 2) our research led us to believe that Nikkor lenses were a touch better for portraits than Canon (while Canon is a touch better for fast action and sports) and this setting matters most to our family. Moreover, despite amazing advancement for compact system cameras, we felt (and can since confirm) that D-SLRs capture the speed required for kids a lot better and can handle low light situations a lot easier. This Nikon d3200 is incredibly easy to use and with some very basic photography lessons (just from online browsing) you can learn to take some great pictures of what's important to you. One word of advice on this particular camera: after you become comfortable with it, go out and buy another lens as the camera's amazing capabilities overwhelm the basic kit lens, which is not bright or fast enough. An f/1.8 or better lens is really needed for great portraits and the walking-around 35mm equivalent prime f/1.8 lens is another great options for all-around shooting (amazing value for the price). All in all, a great camera that you can grow into and that is "deserving" of better glass.
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Review 6 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Great reliable features for the price!
PostedMay 5, 2013
Martin
Location Western Washington, Washington State
Age 45-54
Favorite Subject Portrait
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience 1-3 months
Role Semi-professional photographer
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This camera has the features of a $2k camera for the new price sub $1k. Amazing! If I could afford a 32Mp + camera I'd do that. But we're talking $2k used! I would recommend this product to any one! The features and megapixels are top notch. The only short coming and most of us would never even notice it is the 11 focusing points rather that 51 and that costs an extra $1.5K new to get most often at the very least... when I get a chance I have to buy another...
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Review 7 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
We are truly spoiled
PostedMay 5, 2013
Sensh
Location Middleburg, VA 20117, USA
Age 45-54
Favorite Subject Portrait
Nikon Family 2-5 years
Experience 6-12 months
Role Semi-professional photographer
Who would have thought this much capability would be available as an entry level model? There is likely no better example of the pace of DSLR development than the D3200.
The images you can produce with this camera are amazing, even in low light and at higher ISO. I bought the kit with the two lenses, kept the 55-200mm zoom but sold the 18mm-55mm zoom, and replaced it with a 50mm f/1.4. Then later I bought the Voigtlander 40mm f/2.0 macro and for less than the cost of a D600 body I have a complete camera rig that can produce professional results virtually anywhere.
Occasionally, there are some features I miss. I wish it could control Nikon speedlights as a commander. I'd like to be able to produce in-camera HDR (not the cheesy "old car in a field" HDR, but the very subtle, almost imperceptible HDR that allows you to capture certain images in difficult circumstances.) There are times when I wish it could shoot longer exposures. But this is an entry-level camera, and there are always other ways to do those things.
Bottom line? If you're taking bad pictures with a D3200, it's because you're not a very good photographer. And at the price this camera is available, you free up a ton of money to buy what REALLY matters - some nice glass.
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Review 8 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Practically perfect in every way
PostedApril 1, 2013
The Photographing Magician
Location Omaha, NE, USA
Age 18-24
Favorite Subject Landscape
Nikon Family 2-5 years
Experience 1-3 months
Role Semi-professional photographer
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55-200mm lens: 200mm ISO 400 1/100s f9
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18-55mm lens: 26mm ISO 400 1/1600s f6.3
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18-55mm lens: 18mm ISO 3200 1/400s f3.5
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55-200mm lens: 200mm ISO 3200 1/50s f5.6
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55-200mm lens: 175mm ISO 400 1/60s f9
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18-55mm lens: 48mm ISO 3200 1/5s f5.6
After owing this camera for a little over a month now, I have been able to use everything this camera has to offer. The performance of this camera is far advanced for a entry level professional camera. I have looked and compared this camera for almost a year before purchasing, from Cannon EOS to other Nikon models, For what I want and needed this camera exceeded all expectations. In comparison I found that the Nikon 3200 excelled in Lens compatibility being an F mount this camera is able to fit most Nikon lenses, Sensor size close to full frame making point and shoot a thing of the past, Pixel count of 24.2 absolutely exceptional allowing for even the largest prints to have HD quality, The added quiet shutter release mode is a very nice feature for shooting wildlife or at the theater, A nice list of flash modes are available for low light perfection, the low light capability with no flash is breath taking as well, The built in flash is highly functional even though there are no bounce capabilities it is very effective. HD movie options very user friendly, lastly the amount of available accessories for the camera are abundant and growing, I also enjoy using the noise reduction feature the camera offers when used correctly there becomes very little noise after 6400 ISO, becomes very handy when taking difficult shots. There really are no downsides to theis camera (so far) but there are some things that could be made better, again these are just nit picking this camera is already wonderful. The only few things I would change about the camera would be expanding scene modes but if you know your way around the M, A, S, and P modes you can do anything. The next change could have been made with expanding the amount of focus points, 11 is absolutely wonderful for the entry level, but it could be easily expanded. The last thing that could be improved on is the white balancing although the auto mode is handy it doesn't alway correctly identify the situation, but nothing that can't be handled. Again these suggestions are just suggestions the camera is practically perfect in every way. Overall I would say this camera is perfect for anyone beginner or professional photographers, Easy to use. Point and shoot capabilities, fully automatic adjustments and functions. Just the right number of dials and knobs. Perfect camera for any photographic situation. Lastly this camera is so wonderful it just might become a member of the family.
My product recommendations
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF-ED
(118)
AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR
(119)
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Review 9 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Best Camera I've Own Yet.
PostedMarch 28, 2013
MrDave0007
Location Phoenix, AZ, USA
Age 55-65
Favorite Subject Portrait
Nikon Family 21+ years
Experience Less than a month
Role Professional photographer
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Snuggled Up & Cozy
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Great Outdoors Camera
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Great Landscape Camera
This is by far the greatest camera Nikon has ever created for Entry Level that does most of all I want. My Next Nikon will be the D800.
Shoots Great Closeups & Landscape Photos as well. Very good Video at 1080 30fps. Just Awesome
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Review 10 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Versátil, simples e muito eficiente.
PostedMarch 26, 2013
Carlos Awey
Location São Paulo, Brasil
Age 25-34
Favorite Subject Landscape
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Occasional user, memory keeper
O melhor custo beneficio que se pode ter em uma DSLR. Eu recomendo não só para aqueles que estam começando mas também para aqueles que já estam no mercado. Ponto para a Nikon!!
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Review 11 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Lots of Capabilities and Great features!
PostedFebruary 24, 2013
Hjparkgm
Location New Brunswick, Canada
Age Under 18
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 2-5 years
Experience More than a year
Role Semi-professional photographer
The Nikon D3200 Is and amazing camera! Stacking up at 24 megapixels for such a great price, and Being capable of taking 1080p video at 30fps is the same as what other more expensive cameras are less than capable of.
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Review 12 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Amazing photos and ease of use
PostedFebruary 19, 2013
Man with camera
Age 45-54
Favorite Subject Family & Friends
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Just getting started with photography
This is the first "High Quality" camera I have purchased. The investment was intended to get a better recording of our families doings and changes throughout the years. I can go into details about what the camera can do, but that would be redundant for anyone who owns an SLR camera already.
Without any directions read, we just pulled it out and charged it up. The pictures are amazing and ease of use/auto function turns out such a high quality photos, we just can't get over it. Comparing our new photos to to any of the photos we have on file with multiple decent digital cameras is highly noticeable.
We purchased the camera at costco where the best deal was at this particular time. It came with an additional zoom lens and wifi attachment for transferring the data and a case. Nikon also offers a 5 year warranty on the camera. This is worth mentioning, especially since today everything seems to have a less than impressive shelf life.
All in all, I think this camera is great for the beginner photographer and leaves the more capable photo taker with all the options available for their command.
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Review 13 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Amazing Quality for a Budget
PostedFebruary 13, 2013
InnovaSpyder
Location Walhalla, SC, USA
Age 25-34
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience 1-3 months
Role Just getting started with photography
FOr those of you who want amazing pictures, but lack a ton of cash to fork out for an expensive camera... this is a must have! I play disc golf about 3-5 times a week and being in the outdoors with this is amazing. The clarity is top notch and the additional lenses you can purchase are incredible!
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Review 14 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Does everything it is advertised to do, and more
PostedFebruary 11, 2013
Nikon recommender
Location Bay Area, CA, USA
Age Over 65
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 6-10 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Just getting started with photography
WOW. Impressive clarity, quality and ease of use. I am an amatuer, and am learning photo technology. I already have a D50 that takes remarkable photos, but this one surpasses it. It is better than I am. If I can learn enough to challenge this camera, I will be overjoyed.
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Review 15 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
D3200
PostedFebruary 5, 2013
Vince Photography
Location Philippines
Age 18-24
Favorite Subject Travel
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience 6-12 months
Role Semi-professional photographer
New Nikon D3200 Features 24MP and High Quality Lense. I bought this camera last 4 months ago. The D3200 represents the latest generation of Nikon's entry-level DSLR offering. The camera's headline feature is inevitably the new 24MP CMOS sensor which makes it equal to Sony's Alpha SLT-A65, A77 and NEX-7 in offering the highest pixel count we've yet seen at the APS-C sensor size, and in terms of output resolution, second only to the full-frame professional-grade D800 in Nikon's entire range. More significant than the bare fact of the D3200's pixel count though is that it is available in camera with a starting price of $699 (the same launch price as the D3100 and Panasonic Lumix DMC-C G3, for comparison). The D3200 may not exactly be revolutionary, but it doesn't have to be. It just has to be competitive.
My product recommendations
AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-300mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR
(27)
AN-DC3 Strap (Black)
(1)
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Review 16 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
The pictures are amazing
PostedFebruary 2, 2013
Just an average guy
Location Oslo, Norway - but with the rest of the lower 48 in sight this summer.
Age Over 65
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 21+ years
Experience 6-12 months
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
Have graduated through D700 to D5000 and now D3200. Made logistics that sends my shots entering Starbucks to websites of my choice in case it gets nicked. My next camera will surely to be another NIKON.
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Review 17 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Excellent camera...
PostedFebruary 1, 2013
krunal741
Location Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
Age 25-34
Favorite Subject Family & Friends
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
its amazing picture quality of this cam... its very beautiful..
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Review 18 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Excellent Camera at a Great Price!
PostedJanuary 30, 2013
New2Nikon
Location Colorado, USA
Age 45-54
Favorite Subject Landscape
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
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Garden of the Gods, CO
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Gardon of the Gods, CO
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I have been a Canon camera user for years (30+) and decided that I needed a change. After a lot of research I came across the Nikon D3200. The reviews that I read stated that it is an excellent camera and will produce spectacular results. Well, the reviews are correct.
The camera produces rich, vivid and highly detailed results. I can't believe the results. I a counting the days until we take our Route of the Maya trip this summer. I will make full use of the camera there. For now, I will have make due with the National Parks, wildlife and the other outside activities that Colorado has to offer.
I will have to admit that I did not purchase the camera for the video capabilities but I was really impressed with the videos that I made. Sharp picture and great color. I will definitely be using the camera instead of purchasing a separate video camera.
Bottom line: Truly a great camera at a great price. I highly recommend this camera. I doubt that I will ever miss my Canon as long as Nikon is in business.
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Review 19 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
Nikon D3200
PostedJanuary 22, 2013
1906
Location Brusque
Age 35-44
Favorite Subject Landscape
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Occasional user, memory keeper
Definitivamente a escolha perfeita para iniciantes e também profissionais, efetuei a compra do produto a pouco tempo e estou maravilhado com a qualidade das imagens e o leque de opções que o produto tem para oferecer. Parabéns a todo pessoal que trabalha para a Nikon.
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Review 20 for D3200
Overall rating
5/ 5
D3200. Excellant
PostedJanuary 12, 2013
gilsonde
Location Shady Cove, OR, USA
Age 55-65
Favorite Subject Nature
Nikon Family 0-1 years
Experience Less than a month
Role Serious passion, hobbyist
Just got this camera. Have had 35mm's and other digitals. I love to be able to take an afternoon here & there to take pictures of what ever I can. Got loads on my PC. I find the D3200 has all I need & more. Love the support and the DVD's I got with the camera case I bought for it. They really helped me to get started and know what I am doing. Got lots more pic's to take. Will have loads of fun with the camera getting even better shots then before, for sure. I've always been challenged in getting the perfect sky shot that looked exactly like what I was looking at. This camera makes that easy. Awesome baby shots and family. Love it.