Nikon D3400 w/ AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR (Black)

Okay ....this is an entry level DSLR that might not have the highest tech available on the market today but it does a TREMENDOUS job at what it was designed for. Yes.. it has only 11 Auto focus points and doesn't offer things like multiple exposure shooting (for HDR photos) and/or support XQD card formats but this light DX camera is very much capable of taking incredible photos and delivers great image quality, and sharpness. If you're new to photography and are looking for something that will not break your budget don't look any further this camera is everything you need to get better. It doesn't have an overwhelming amount of config options so it gives you a chance to learn the basics without feeling intimidated. I've been shooting portraits with this baby for quite a while now and I'm fairly certain there is no sub-1200 camera there that can compete. Having said that i believe this camera is more for still images than film making. For the latter I'd probably go with Canon as their continuous autofocus is superior to Nikon's. Tip for absolute beginners: Unless you simply want to take snapshots without much composition and lighting don't be discouraged if the photos you took don't have the sort of quality and "pop" as those in magazines or online.. There is usually quite a bit of post processing to be done before that photo becomes truly remarkable. Your 18-55mm kit lens should be just fine for the first few months until you get a hang of your camera and photography basics. After that you can experiment with different focal lengths and lenses. There are quite a few nikkor lenses specifically designed for DX format cameras ( like the 35mm f1.8 ) and a few full frame lenses ( like the 85mm f1.8 ) below 500 bucks that will deliver amazing results. Have fun and remember you can't learn this great art by sitting at home and reading amazon reviews or watching YT videos... grab this fine piece of gear and go play with it. Practice makes perfect... keep on shooting!

EDIT: Snapbridge's functionality was fixed after the latest iOS Update, but it was broken for 2 months between updates. Incredibly frustrating, but I guess Nikon never intended on fixing it themselves. So brace yourselves--it might stop working with the next iOS update. Review updated from 2 out of 5 to 5 out of 5. All right, so the camera itself is 5/5, don't get me wrong. If you're trying to learn how to shoot with an SLR like I was when I bought this a little while ago, it's a great starter camera. There isn't anything I can say about the picture taking ability of this camera that isn't already stated by other reviewers here. HOWEVER, what I see as a key functionality and what sold me the D3400 over the D3300 was Snapbridge--the bluetooth connecting app/functionality that allows you to transfer pictures from the camera to your smartphone. Yeah, that DOES NOT work on iOS right now. Your camera will connect to your phone, but the actual photo transferring is broken. So, it's just enough to tease you that it might work, before totally disappointing you by telling you it failed to connect. For somebody who just got the camera, you might think it's your fault, your phone's fault, or you have a faulty camera that needs to go through the warranty process. Nope, it's just a broken app and Nikon not fixing it. It's been 2 months since Snapbridge stopped working. And while Nikon has been decent enough to acknowledge on the app's download page, they're still selling cameras while their app is broken...and I cannot understand why it hasn't been fixed yet. The only explanation I have is that they aren't putting the resources towards fixing it, which is unacceptable. They're still selling these cameras on what basically comes down to false advertising when it comes to Bluetooth functionality. There are plenty complaints about the app on the app store, but I'm guessing the negative reviews won't make a difference unless it affects actual camera sales. So, I'm doing my part to drop the rating here enough that people might take a glance at Canon cameras whose bluetooth functionalities are still nominal.

Excelente produto. Chegou antes do prazo em embalagem selada da Nikon, contendo todos os itens originais: câmera, bateria, lente, alça e carregador. NOTA DEZ.

Después de realizar varias comparativas con otras cámaras de mi agrado, me decidí por una Nikon D3400. Sólo puedo decir que no me arrepiento de la compra, la recomiendo ampliamente yo que estoy dando mis primeros pasos en la fotografía réflex. Es muy práctica y su peso es sorprendente (395 gr.), muy cómoda. Alcanza su máxima resolución a 24MP, ISO 100 - 25600, la batería sin problema alcanza poco más de dos horas (dependiendo del uso), puedes descargar su aplicación para compartir las fotos de la cámara hacia tu teléfono móvil y su precio es más bajo que su competencia que no le piden nada a la Nikon D3400, incluso en algunos aspectos es mejor. Sobre el envío super rápido, me llegó al segundo día.

It’s my first camera , and I love it , easy to use and takes amazing pictures

A perfect entry level DSLR from Nikon! Features: APS-C CMOS sensor, 24.2MP 3.0-inch screen, 921,000 dots 1080p video capture lack of an optical low-pass filter, which inreturn help it to capture better detail Build and handling: Polycarbonate construction Weighs 445g Wont feel any pain in hands even after hours of usage! Autofocus: 11-point AF, 1 cross-type AF point AF-assist illuminator 3D-tracking AF Performance: 5fps burst shooting SnapBridge connectivity 1200 shot battery life Image quality: ISO100-25600 No low-pass filter Picture Control image effects Verdict: The Nikon D3400 is a fine performer and more than enough camera for most people just getting started with DSLR photography. Its body is small and light and its specs, while very similar to its predecessor's, are perfectly decent for a model of its class. Image and video quality is more than satisfactory too, and with the further benefit of in-camera raw processing, you can also polish up your creations quickly and easily for immediate use if you wish. As a Nikon DSLR, its compatibility with decades worth of top-quality Nikkor glass is another major advantage. Furthermore, the benefit of its optical low-pass-filter-free sensor means that you can get the best out of these optics. Perhaps most importantly for a entry-level DSLR, the built-in Guide mode and straightforward controls make the D3400 incredibly easy to use.. Overall Nikon packs a lot of very desirable features into the D3400 for the price. Stop spending hours searching for reviews! this is the one for you! Go for it! After a lot of researches on google n youtube i finally bought this dslr! Got everything as mentioned with the camera including the 16gb class 10 toshiba memory card and a bag! Package was good n the dslr was safely packed by the seller as well as Nikon! Thanks amazon, the d3400 was safely received! That is what everyone cares... 😍 As you guys trust, i also trust Amazon more than other websites! Amazon never fails to amaze us! There are many sellers available with this product.. so make sure to opt for a seller with reasonably good reviews! There are some negative reviews here.. but keep in mind that those people may have chosen a bad seller and that is the reason why they had a bad experience... I will recommemnd you to buy from amazon even if you get huge offer from other sites! if anything goes wrong, dont worry! the return policy provided by amazon is hassle free and they care for their customers more than any other websites! The product will be replaced without any further lags by amazon if you dont find it genuine and in a good condition..so no more further thinking..just buy it man from Amazon! 🤘

Resultados realmente buenos. La cámara no tiene filtro de paso bajo, al igual que modelos superiores de gama, eso me hizo elegirla frente a su equivalente en Canon. Ruido aceptable hasta 1600, compensación de exposición hasta tres pasos y una duración de la batería muy por encima de su competencia. Echo en falta el conector para micrófono externo y me sobra la conectividad Bluetooth. El objetivo va bien, no se mueve externamente y prácticamente no hace ruido, eso sí, es de plástico sencillo y muy poco luminoso, vamos, es un objetivo barato de kit. En suma, la mejor cámara por ese precio, además de que la conseguí en oferta en esta página. Como recomendación, añadirle a esta cámara el 35mm o 50mm f1.8 y será una calidad extraordinaria a un precio verdaderamente bueno.