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Nikon D3300: From Snapshots to Great Shots Rob Sylvan
Publisher: Peachpit Press

May 29, 2013 - The Nikon D3300 is our pick for the best entry-level DSLR. Jan 7, 2014 - However the D3300 is light and small and will provide me with superb quality files, that for me are unsurpassed by anything I've ever seen on my monitor apart from the Nikon D800E and my Sony A7 and A7r. The camera will also give me However this is a much 'punchier' sharper video rendering and it's actually pretty good. While both the D3300 and T5 cater to the The battery is rated a solid 700 shots per CIPA – 100 more than the T5 – so you'll have no problems shooting all day with this one, even if you go flash and video crazy. Next step is to see if it can be replicated with my A7 and A7r or whether this is confined to the a6000. All footage shot with the 10-18mm zoom. Though it may not seem like much, you can expect sharper shots without this filter on the inside. You can get Tim liked it because it “has a minimal focus distance of just a shade under a foot, meaning you can get close, but don't have to be right up in an insect's grill to get a snapshot. It's also a This is our recommended portrait lens, and our camera expert Tim Barribeau picked it because with its longer focal length “you can get a good shot of your subject without having to be extremely close to them.”. Mar 28, 2014 - First up is the fact that Nikon removed the AA filter on its already-great 24.2-megapixel sensor. Mar 25, 2014 - Like Canon's new EOS Rebel T5 and the older T3, Nikon's new 24.2MP D3300 entry-level DSLR isn't wildly better than the older D3200 but it's still a fine entry-level camera – great for those moving into this sector.