24 Megapixel CMOS sensor, 912k pixel LCD screen, Guide mode for novice photographers, 1080p24/25/30 video with exposure control, Manual audio level control with meters.
No auto exposure bracketing or optical depth-of-field preview, Complicated menu system, Underused command dial, No built-in AF motor so can't autofocus with non AF-S lenses, No live histogram.
With its predecessor, the D3100, Nikon pushed both the price and feature set of its entry-level DSLR a notch above what was available from the competition, most notably Canon. The D3200 increases both of thoses gaps, costing around forty percent more ...
Abstract: The D3200 ($699) is the entry-level camera in Nikon's digital SLR line-up. It's designed to be consumer friendly (in terms of both price and features), but Nikon didn't skimp on features here. The D3200 features a whopping 24.2 Megapixel CMOS sensor, ...
Abstract: By all accounts, Nikon had a great year in 2011, topping both the DSLR and compact camera charts. The former came via the Nikon D3100, the company's entry-level offering with a 14.2 million pixel sensor, which is a great way in for those looking to get se...
Easy to use, performs well and delivers great images.
Slight blue cast on LCD display in some lighting conditions, relatively high price.
Thanks to the clever Guide Mode, the D3200 is a DSLR that's easy to pick up and start shooting with, allowing you to learn as you go, while the impressive resolution offered can produce lovely looking images and plenty of photographic possibilities. If...
Abstract: The new 24 megapixel Nikon D3200, also available in red Pricing: D3200 body only: £559.99 / €667.00,D3200 with 18-5mm5 VR: £649.99 / €775.00, available from mid-May AF-S NIKKOR 28mm f/1.8G £619.99 / €739.00, available from 24th May. Click here for D3...
Low image noise, Good image colors, Accurate autofocus system, Short shutterlag, Good shottoshoot speed, Excellent timetofirstshot, Generally good ergonomics, Full HD video with autofocus, Good build quality, Easily usable with gloves on, Nikon D3100, Nik
Serious overexposure, Below average AWB, Autofocus on the slow side, 1s video record delay, Microphone records camera noise, LCD glare when settings are changed, Selftimer resets after each use, LiveView not exposurepriority, No exposure bracketing, Expos
The D3200 is a refinement of the D3100 which now sits at the low-end of Nikon's entry-level DSLRs. The truly remarkable change is the new 24 megapixels sensor which can shoot continuously at 4 FPS for up to 100 JPEG images. It is a relatively compact DSLR...
Abstract: 1. Introduction2. Specifications3. Design and Operation4. Compared to JPEG5. Compared to JPEG (High ISO)6. Compared to Raw7. Samples Nikon D3200 Hands-on Preview April 2012 | By | Richard Butler Preview based on a production Nikon D3200 Nikon has update...
Nikon has delivered an excellent camera in the Nikon D3200, and it's still a great option for novices wishing to take their photography more seriously. It also offers a more affordable alternative to the recently announced Nikon D3300. We liked The 24 mil...
