Introduction: Best Dslr cameras in India
The Nikon D3500 is a 24 Megapixel entry-level DSLR with an APS-C CMOS sensor,for beginners that is cheaper, lighter, and has a longer battery life than the other versions. It was designed with the new photographer in mind and features a Guide Mode that will essentially teach you how to shoot in various situations. For a beginner it suits more as it is easy to carry because of it's light weight.
Nikon D3500 DX-Format DSLR Two Lens Kit with AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR & AF-P DX Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED (Black) 16 GB Class 10 SD Card and DSLR Bag
Key specifications:
24 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor
EXPEED 4 image processor
ISO range of 100-25600
11-point autofocus system through the optical viewfinder
Shoots continuously at 5 frames per second
Capable of 'Full HD' 1080/60p video
Bluetooth for image transfer
921k-dot fixed LCD screen
Battery rated for 1,550 shots per charge (CIPA)
The D3500 is available with for ₹ 46,750.00 in Amazon( Nikon D3500 DX-Format DSLR Two Lens Kit with AF-P DX Nikkor 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR & AF-P DX Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED (Black) 16 GB Class 10 SD Card and DSLR Bag)
Sensor: APS-C CMOS Sensor with 24.2 MP (high resolution for large prints and image cropping)
ISO: 100-25600 sensitivity range (critical for obtaining grain-free pictures, especially in low light)
Image Processor: Expeed 4 with 11 autofocus points (important for speed and accuracy of autofocus and burst photography)
Video Resolution: Full HD video with fully manual control and selectable frame rates (great for precision and high-quality video work)
Connectivity: WiFi, NFC and Bluetooth built-in (useful for remotely controlling your camera and transferring pictures wirelessly as you shoot)
Lens Mount: Nikon F mount;For any product related queries contact_us on: [1800 102 7346]
Dust-reduction system: Image Dust Off reference data (Capture NX-D software required) ; Operating environment: Temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C (+32 °F to 104 °F) Humidity: 85% or less (no condensation) ; AC adapter: EH-5c/EH-5b AC adapter; requires EP-5A power connector (available separately)
Country of Origin: Japan
Product information & Technical Details:
Sensor size :(Indicates the size of imaging sensor in specific industry formats) APS-C frames_per_second
Sensor type: (The technology used to make the sensor in a camera) CMOS
Resolution: (The resolution of the imaging sensor, it impacts sharpness and quality of images. Higher the better) 24.2 megapixels
ISO Range: (Ability to adjust image quality depending on amount of light available. Wider range indicates better performance) 100-25600
Video capture resolution: (Various resolutions in which camera can capture video, higher is better in terms of quality) 1080p
Viewfinder Type: (The method with which the image is created in the viewfinder) optica
It can be admittedly hard to get excited about entry-level DSLRs: they're bulky compared to mirrorless cameras and can be somewhat limiting in some respects, but for beginners they are a great place to start. The Nikon D3400 that this camera replaces was always very good, and the 24 megapixel sensor inside the D3500 is still one of the best APS-C sensors around.
The D3500’s Guide Mode puts it into an 'easy-to-use' space in the market. This mode makes it easy to tell the camera what kind of scene you are trying to capture and essentially teaches you the basics of photography, such as shutter speed, aperture and exposure compensation along the way. This is a camera that a brand new photographer can pick up and start making decent pictures without a steep learning curve.
It’s not as simple as shooting with a smartphone, but the image quality is better than you'll get from your phone in a whole lot of situations: especially if you are shooting with a fast prime lens. The D3500 is a great deal.
What’s new about this model comapred to the older versions.?
Although this is a very compact DSLR, you'll never forget that it's hanging off your shoulder: DSLRs can only be so small. As a result of its form factor, though, the camera’s hand grip is still substantial and comfortable. The camera’s back buttons have been reorganized, so that everything sits on the right side of the camera within easy reach.
What stands out about the camera which makes you think to buy?
The D3500 is so compact and lightweight that, as someone who usually uses a higher-end body, it felt a little bit like shooting with a toy. It’s comfortable for a full day of shooting, but like most entry-level cameras, it has a body that feels like it could easily get dinged-up if you aren’t careful. Of course as already mentioned in the beginning of the Blog,the benefit is that its lightweight, making it easy to take everywhere, but there were situations where I found myself thinking twice about shooting with it.
The camera’s menu systems were easy enough to navigate for changing settings, but the layout of the camera’s back buttons and dials left something to be desired. The grip itself is comfortable, but the redesigned layout of buttons makes the back and top of the camera a little cluttered. I found it difficult to change certain settings while my eye was to the viewfinder, especially while I was shooting in manual mode and attempting to adjust my aperture. Changing ISO is also a bit cumbersome. There is no dedicated ISO button so adjustments must be made by diving into the menus on the camera.
One of the consequences of the DSLR design is that the D3500 only offers eleven autofocus points, all clustered fairly near the middle of the frame. As you learn and grow with the camera, you might find this limiting. The autofocus system on the camera feels quite dated, even for an entry-level camera. It has a hard time keeping up in low-light situations and when your eye is to the viewfinder it can be a little difficult to tell which point is selected. Pressing the shutter down half-way to initiate autofocus before firing a shot shows you what point is selected, but the red dot only appears for half a second, is quite faint, and occasionally will trigger a red glow from other spots in the viewfinder.
Face-detection AF only works in Live View mode, where the rear screen is used to frame up your photo, instead of the viewfinder and although it reacts quickly in sunny conditions, indoors it got laggy seemed to have trouble keeping up. There is no touch-screen functionality on the 921k LCD screen, which can be a little frustrating if you’re used to shooting mirrorless or with a phone. Another unfamiliar (but minor) annoyance could be that the optical viewfinder only covers 95 percent of the frame. It’s pretty standard for an entry-level DSLR like this, but means it's hard to precisely judge what is and isn't in the edges of your photo.
Conclusion:
Ultimately the D3500 is a very capable and affordable camera for beginners and young families. It does a fine job capturing 'candids' and other casual shots. Although the Guide Mode leaves something to be desired for seasoned shooters, it does offer a non-intimidating way to learn about some of the more technical aspects of photography.
The autofocus on the camera can be a bit limited—especially if you are dealing with tricky lighting situations or very fast moving subjects. It isn’t the most fun camera to shoot with, but the image quality is good. The 24-megapixel sensor and EXPEED 4 image processor make for high-quality frames that would look great as prints.
Overall the D3500 is an affordable camera that is simple enough to not be intimidating, but features enough tech that a young photographer could grow into it. The D3500 probably won’t be a 'forever' camera, but it’s a solid place to start.Although the experience of shooting with the camera was just okay, the images that it produced were good quality, especially when considering the low price for the kit.
Conclusion The D3500 is a compact and likeable DSLR for beginners. It's not great for video and its image transfer is slow. But for stills it's a solid choice and its Guide Mode makes it easy to learn. | |||||
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