Nikon D3200 review

For the opportunity Nikon D3200 body camera review Many thanks to Natriashvili George, who sent me a camera from another area to Kiev for writing this review.

Nikon 105mm f / 2.8 VR Micro on Nikon D3200

Nikon 105mm f / 2.8 VR Micro on the Nikon D3200 camera

Nikon D3200 is an excellent consumer DSLR camera from Nikon. Nikon D3200 was released in the summer of 2012 and is now quite popular among Nikon amateur cameras. Title 'Nikon D3200 body ' means that the camera in the box does not have a lens. Usually Nikon D3200 comes with a lens Nikon 18-55mm f / 3.5-5.6G VR AF-S DX Nikkor. Such a lens is called 'whale', and the set itself is called Nikon D3200 kit. In this review, sample photos were not taken with a whale lens, but with Nikon 50mm f / 1.4G AF-S Nikkor.

Nikon D3200 boasts 24 MegaPixels on its CMOS matrix with crop factor 1.5X. Nikon D3200 camera can take pictures 6016 X 4000 pixels (24.064.000 pixels). Newer Model Nikon D5200 a slightly different matrix is ​​used, with almost the same, but slightly fewer pixels. Among the cameras with a sprinkled matrix APS-C format Nikon DX, so far the Nikon D3200 has the largest number of pixels... By the way, the newer model is Nikon D3300 has a little less pixels :)

Samyang 500mm f / 8.0 Mirror on Nikon D3200

Samyang 500mm f / 8.0 Mirror on the Nikon D3200 camera

Users who like to crop pictures on a computer a lot should like the small functional Nikon D3200. A very interesting point is that if we build a full-frame matrix with the same pixel sizes as the Nikon D3200, we will get a 54MP camera. Similar thoughts came true with Nikon D7000 (16mp) -> Nikon D800 (36MP = 16MP * 2.25).

Sigma 18-200mm f / 3.5-6.3 on the Nikon D3200 camera

Sigma 18-200mm f / 3.5-6.3 on the Nikon D3200 camera

A huge number of megapixels Nikon D3200 requires special attention. A large number of pixels on the camera can sometimes play a trick. It concerns:

  • huge file sizes, especially when shooting in RAW format. Personally, I don’t particularly like the long copying of files to a computer and the resource consumption of batch processing of 'heavy' photos.
  • It is quite difficult to achieve the so-called 'pixel-by-pixel' sharpness with such a matrix, for this you need to use lenses with good resolution, that is, very sharp lenses. Sometimes closing the aperture to a certain value of the number F just helps. There are a lot of rumors about this, I can reassure you that it’s not worth worrying. Most likely in the comments to this review you will find many bright thoughts about manipulating sharpness.
  • a matrix with a large number of pixels has a lower diffraction threshold. This topic is quite complicated for the average amateur and deserves a separate article, who are interested, can be read here.
  • when using matrices with a huge number of pixels, you need to enter an additional coefficient for calculating excerpts. On the fingers, this can be explained in such a way that shorter values ​​are required for handheld photography excerpts. When I worked with Nikon D3200, instead of my favorite excerpts in 1 \ 60 seconds for fifty lens, I had to use at least 1 \ 80 seconds to get a frame without stirring.

Personally, I need a camera with a large number of megapixels only for more flexible processing of photos on a computer, since with a large number of pixels you can pull out more useful data. But if processing is not needed, then I am quite pleased with the 6 megapixel Nikon D40... On the topic of pixels, I have another interesting article - Battle of Megapixels.

Nikon 105mm f / 2.8 VR Micro on Nikon D3200

Nikon 105mm f / 2.8 VR Micro on the Nikon D3200 camera

Nikon D3200 can work with photosensitivity ISO 100 to 6400 units and expand your ISO range to Hi1, equivalent to ISO 12.800. I do not recommend shooting at ISO above 3200. Very interesting, but as for a cropped camera, the Nikon D3200 does a good job in low light. In my opinion, the noise level at high ISOs of the Nikon D3200 is comparable to such cameras as Nikon D5100 и D7000. One can safely say that the Nikon D3200 is one of the quietest cameras among other Nikon crop (at the beginning of 2013). Unlike older Nikon cameras, this model when operating in auto ISO can set the minimum shutter speed itself, exiting the parameters of the mounted lens.

Nikon D3200 uses for focusing 11 pointswhich the Nikon Multi-CAM 1000 focus sensor is responsible for working with. The exact same focusing system can be found on cameras. D200, D80, D90, D3000, D5000, D3100, D5100 и S5 pro. 11 focusing points are enough for uncomplicated amateur photography. The Nikon D3200 has the 'points' of focus that are visually visible in the viewfinder, not the 'areas' of focus, as on many other Nikon cameras. You can read more about focusing on Nikon cameras. here и here.

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

Sample photo on Nikon D3200. Skinton.

Measurement exposure implemented with 420 pixel RGB sensor. The same sensor can be found in many other Nikon hobby cameras. About froze exposure you can read on Nikon cameras here. In general, the Nikon D3200 normally copes with metering in difficult lighting conditions. exposure. But automatic white balance going crazy. I shot in a room with mixed light sources, white balance very often he lied, and shooting people under incandescent lamps was just horror - in the gallery below you will find one such photo. Due to the camera's huge dynamic range and vivid saturated colors, incorrect BB leads to the fact that the picture does not look the best.

Nikon D3200 - very compact SLR camera, one of Nikon's lightest CZK, weighing only 500 grams. The battery of the EN-EL14 camera holds a charge quite well. The same battery is used for cameras Nikon D3100, D5100, D5200.

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

Nikon D3200 uses a large 3-inch display at 920.00 points. The same display can be found in more advanced cameras, by type D3, D3s, D3x, D700, D300, D300s, D90, D7000 etc. Working with such a display is very convenient. Nikon D3200 display is better than that of Nikon D3100, which has the same 3 inches, but is divided into 230.000 points.

Example photo on Nikon D3200

Example photo on the Nikon D3200. Job BB in difficult conditions

Nikon D3200 can shoot at speed 4 frames per second. Nikon D3200 shows very good performance results, this is due to the use of the processor from Nikon D800. Performance rating from Radozhiva can be viewed here. At the same time, in the RAW mode, the buffer indicator shows 8 shots, but in fact the camera takes about one shot 12 RAW format shots and with disabled advanced features that enhance the image. In JPEG mode, the buffer shows 14 pictures, but the camera takes about 19 pictures in one series until it starts to slow down. If you enable additional settings to improve image quality, then in RAW format and in the JPEG formatter 7 pictures are available in one burst. These are pretty good results for an amateur camera.

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

I was very surprised that Nikon D3200 uses RAW files only with 12-bit color depth. For example, cameras D5100 и D5200 use RAW files with 14-bit color depth. RAW files average approximately 20-25MB each. Camera supports SD, SDHC, SDXC (UHS-I) memory card, I used a 32GB SDHC memory card without any problems.

Nikon D3200 allows you to shoot video Full HD up to 1920 x 1080 pixels and up to 25 fps. In the 1280 by 720 mode, you can shoot video at up to 50 fps. Uses MOV format and H.264 codec, you can set the quality level to 'High' or 'Norm'. When shooting video, the built-in monaural microphone. You can use manual or automatic adjustment of the microphone sensitivity, and you can also turn off the microphone altogether.

The camera has an additional stereo microphone jack, Nikon recommends using the native ME-1 microphone. The camera can use continuous tracking focus AF-F for shooting video. AF-F focus mode must be set using the 'I' button while Live View is on. The accuracy and focusing speed in the video shooting mode is not fast; the focusing model is very strongly affected by the lens model used on the camera. The camera can be connected to the TV using a Type C HDMI mini cable.

Example photo on Nikon D3200

Example photo on Nikon D3200

In the camera menu, you can activate the 'Manual video setting' item. When this function is enabled, in manual mode of camera control 'M', manual shooting video available excerpts and ISO. Exposure can be set from 1 \ 30 to 1 \ 4000 seconds. When shooting video, you can immediately change the ISO value using the FN button if you set the FN button to control ISO sensitivity. It is convenient to shoot video in manual mode and with the included auto ISO function.

In P, A, S modes, you can shoot video and make corrections exposure for video using '+ \ -' button. In other scene modes, the correction exposure not available. Attention: during video recording, you cannot change the aperture value on which the video will be recorded, therefore, you need to set the F value before pressing the video recording button.

Example photo on Nikon D3200

Example photo on Nikon D3200

Attention: The Nikon D3200 does not have a built-in focus motor, so be careful when choosing lenses for the Nikon D3200. Nikon D3200 fits all lenses with the designation DX, as well as any lenses with the designation AF-S, AF-I, or with any another designation, which indicates the presence of a focusing motor built into the lens. This disadvantage of the Nikon D3200 may slightly affect the cost of purchasing additional lenses. Personally, I don't see anything wrong with this, since all modern lenses have a built-in focusing motor.

All the photos in the gallery below were taken on the Nikon D3200. All photos without treatment... RAW -> JPEG Q80%. Reduced size to 1600 * 1200 and printed data from EXIF.

RAW source files ('.NEF') can be download from this link (28 files, 350 MB).

Nikon D3200 has a bunch of useful features:

  1. Function face priority focusing Live View - quickly helps you focus on people's faces.
  2. Function matrix cleaning. I recommend setting this function to clear the matrix when the camera is turned off.
  3. Guide Mode to quickly familiarize yourself with the camera and quickly learn the basic settings. By the way, in this mode there is a mode of softening the background area, which allows you to take pictures with blurry background, the camera recommends using lenses no shorter than 80mm.
  4. Tips & Tricks when working with the camera. A nice little thing for beginners. To see the prompt, you need to click on the button with the image of the question mark.
  5. Scene Recognition System, for people who need effortless results in the photo.
  6. Active D-lighting and noise reduction function at high ISO. You can read more about these functions. here.
  7. Picture Control with 'Standard', 'Neutral', 'Vivid', 'Monochrome', 'Portrait', 'Landscape' modes. I love that you can customize the Picture Control for color and taste. For this review I used the Vivid mode with a sharpness level of 7-9.
  8. Possibility remote controlfor example using a cheap remote control ML-L3. By the way, the camera has two infrared receivers of the remote control signal, one is located behind the camera, the other in front. This arrangement of receivers is very convenient to use.
  9. The ability to connect an additional wi-fi module WU-1 for instant transfer of photos / videos to a computer or other compatible devices. Not included in delivery.
  10. Quiet mirror operation.
  11. Electronic rangefindersorry range finder does not work with old class optics AI-S.
  12. The built-in flash can operate at shutter speeds up to 1 \ 200 second. The flash guide number in manual flash control is 13 meters. Nikon D3200 does not support FP mode works with flash and does not support creative lighting system Nikon CLS.
  13. Auto release function. The self-timer can be set to a series of 9 shots. It is convenient to take self-portraits, especially with a group of people.
  14. automatic adjustment distortions.
  15. An additional button has appeared on the Nikon D3200 body, which is responsible for the shooting mode - you can select burst, single-frame shooting, self-timer and release with a delay
  16. the D3200 has a rubberized insert on the body under the thumb of the right hand, as well as the camera grip-holder is also rubberized. Black rubber is clearly visible on the red camera housing shown in the photo below.
  17. You can buy a camera in a red case :)
Nikon D3200 camera available in red

Nikon D3200 camera available in red

Personal experience:

In this cell, I found fault with the following:

  • Pentazor-based viewfinder with 95% frame coverage
  • UC-E17 Series Custom USB Cable
  • the Fn function button is programmable for only 4 functions: quality / image size, ISO sensitivity, white balanceactive D-lighting. I configure this button to control ISO.
  • Active D-lighting It can be either turned on or off and has no gradations. And here is the passive D-lighting in post-processing it already has 3 gradations: normal, moderate, enhanced.
  • When the battery is depleted, the camera blocks the shutter, but you can still dig into the menu for a long time and watch the shot material. This annoys me very much, the camera works but does not take pictures.
  • the 'noise reduction' function is not divided, but immediately includes noise reduction in pictures taken with high sensitivity, and noise reduction in pictures taken at long excerpts. Also, this function does not have any gradation of noise reduction, but can be either turned on or off. On other cameras, you can set the noise reduction level
  • in RAW + JPEG mode, only 12-bit RAW and only JPEG with high image quality are available
  • it is not clear which lenses will work with the 'Aut. distortion control '. The menu states that these must be CPU lenses with distortion control support.
  • the ISO step does not change and is 1 step, which means that you cannot manually select the ISO with values ​​of 125, 500, 2500, etc. Only ISO 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400, Hi1 can be used.
  • you cannot control the aperture value while shooting a video, most likely this is due to mechanical limitations and the aperture control method itself, which use Nikon cameras.
  • you cannot immediately start recording video by pressing the 'rec' button. Be sure to turn on Live View, and then press the 'rec' button.
  • lack of additional features that are in more advanced cameras, such as Nikon D7000. These functions include bracketing, multiple exposure, HDR, etc.

In general, I really liked the small and remote Nikon D3200. It would not hurt to improve the operation of the automatic BB. I even thought if I could change my old woman Nikon D40 on the Nikon D3200. After Nikon D40 Pictures taken with the Nikon D3200 appear very vibrant and juicy.

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

Sample photo on Nikon D3200

RAW source files ('.NEF') can be download from this link (21 files, 415 MB). Source files in '.JPEG' format can be download from this link (49 photos, 619 MB).

RAW source files ('.NEF') can be download from this link (71 photos, 1.34 GB).

Canon Lens FD 50mm 1: 1.8 on Nikon D3200

Canon Lens FD 50mm 1: 1.8 on the Nikon D3200 camera

More sample photos on Nikon D3200 and Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm 1: 1.4G SWM can be seen in my creative blog here.

If don't know which camera and lens to choose, then my article will help with this - Which Nikon amateur DSLR camera to choose?. And in choosing an additional flash, here this article.

Prices for modern Nikon cameras in popular stores can look at this link.

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Conclusions

Nikon D3200 - great little amateur slr camerathat can create amazing photos without undue complexity. I recommend.

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Comments: 448, on the topic: Review of Nikon D3200

  • Victor

    Both options are not bad, I think. See how you are doing in finance. I took from 18-105, because in the Allo store (sorry for the advertisement), at that time there was a lucrative offer (UAH 5400 set). I'm not ready to tinker with two lenses yet) And you see how comfortable it is for you - the main thing is that dust does not fall on the matrix when changing lenses;)

  • Kostjan

    Hello. I bought this camera, of course happy as an elephant, but as you wrote when shooting a video with tracking autofocus, the motor roars kapets, nothing is heard, and therefore the question is: what kind of lens should I buy so that the zoom would not buzz motor? I just want to buy 18-105 but still what advise? thanks

  • Alexander

    Arkady hello! Help make a choice between the D5100 and D3200. I am interested in the quality of the obtained images under the same shooting conditions. The matrix of the D5100 from the D7000 shots on the idea should be better. Interested in the opinion of a specialist. Thanks in advance.

    • Dmitriy

      I use both, take 5100 definitely

      • Julia

        Why is 5100 better than 3200?)))

        • Volodimir

          Yak minimum 14-bit RAVI i 16 MP sensor (hibo sho vi on a billboard photo) + dynamic range vishchiy. Behind the minus

  • mandy

    How to shoot video on Nikon d3200?

    • Nicholas

      There is an instruction for this!

  • Ruslan

    Good day, I am puzzling to the given model and winklo kylka power, tell me, how can I have a little collection of d40 ?, like a shy working, noise at 800 in d40 up to a clear at d3200, and I’ve taken a little more time good will be the detailing of the image on the level of the ok pixel. May obuctive, Sigma 13-18 50 ex macro, for forty clear, like your little thought, who is kind enough to come with this camera? D yakuyu.

  • Maksim

    I'm a noob. ShowExif does not show any information about the picture ... I want to know the shutter mileage. What should I do ? thanks

    • Lynx

      if you were sent a photo by mail or a contact, then they cut out the ehif data.
      to get it “in normal form” it is better to send the photo in an archived form ”.

  • anonym

    After reading the review carefully, it is written that the noises are “comparable to the d5100 and d7000 cameras” so the device is super!

  • Elena

    Good day to all! I recently purchased Nikon 3200. very satisfied! but I have such a question: which flash is better to get on this camera so that you can work with short shutter speeds, from 1/500 and higher. because on this fotik there is an excerpt 1/4000. in another article I was glad I read that this camera does not support fast sync mode. so please tell me which flash is better to buy?

  • Azamat

    What is the length of a video clip in minutes at maximum resolution?

  • Dimon

    Tell me I can’t decide, I want to buy an amateur Nikon camera, which model is better to take nikon 3100,3200, or add 5100, the camera is needed for shooting a vacation, a child, etc.

    • Lynx

      if you plan to shoot a video, and with the money of norms - then d5200, if the video but the budget is compressed - D5100. If mostly photos, and not so hot with a budget, then the D3100 is very normal (you can take from 8,5 to 13 thousand rubles from your hands).

    • semen

      5100-unambiguously, price-quality, + 5100 is something between the amateur and advanced amateur technology, 3100,3200 are purely amateur SLRs.

      • Nicholas

        Like the d5100 amateur camera.

        • anonym

          with additional features

          • Lynx

            with additional “amateur” functions

  • Maksim

    Good day! I have a difficult choice of the first SLR for 18-105.
    Advantages of the D5100:
    1 MP
    2. Have HDR and exposure bracketing
    3. Priority descent
    The truth is worrying about slowing down pictures in live view
    Advantages of the D3200:
    1.Exped 3
    2. Guide mode
    3. Start of production July 2012
    4. Rating Arcadia and DxOMark
    Tell me please, whose advantages are more important?

    • barmales

      5100-personally, I like it more because of the presence of a rotary display and more advanced functionality, I haven’t seen anything like it with liveviews, I used it very rarely for several years of operation, since I practically do not shoot video using the DSLR for its intended purpose and only through the ovs.

      • anonym

        Thank you, I buy D5100 and 18-105!
        16 Mp is just enough (I think the 24 Mp matrix should be more demanding on lenses), functionality (hdr, bracketing landscapes should be nice). Moreover, considering that there are no problems with live view (if necessary). I hope the contrast AF in live view is comparable to other DSLRs. There is no doubt left! Maybe the buttons on the left would be more convenient, but it's a matter of habit. The only thing I can’t understand is why Arkady put the D3200 higher ... perhaps, potentially, if you have a good lens and straight arms, you can squeeze more out of the D3200 than from the D5100.

        • Nicholas

          The model is newer, which means a bit better! I am personally pleased with the D3200

          • sasha

            nikon d3200 I already have to buy slowly Fast frames can not where the setting?

        • Bauyrzhan

          Nikon D3200 made excellent portraits on a photo of size A 3 on the user. The quality is super. In April 2014 I didn’t buy jelly as a former professional photographer I say.

  • Maksim

    Forgot to enter a name)

  • anonym

    Max, if you have a good lens and skill, you can get awesome prints, even on such old people as d40, d80, etc.

  • Mark

    I read in the instructions that the Nikon D3200 supports Nikon CLS.

    • Arkady Shapoval

      Of course, if you install an external flash with CLS on it, then the D3200 still supports CLS ^)

  • Igor

    Hello everyone, the question may be commonplace, but still! what to take, Nikon d3200 or d90? I’m both looking at 18-105 whale lenses! but here’s no problem, I read a lot of complaints about the d90, which is losing optics! it bothers of course, the d3200 seems to be no worse in terms of performance characteristics, and since it will be 1 SLR, it confuses me a lot of things, the same screwdriver in the d3200, it simply isn’t there, so choosing a lens is also not easy! in this regard, with d 90 easier! Thanks in advance for your reply.

    • Lynx

      Take what "fits in your hand" - the rest is garbage.
      nobody shakes anything there.

  • Igor

    thanks for the answer! All the same, having stopped by today in the store, holding 3200 and d90 in my hands, all the same, d 90, although the old man is still better at hand! Yes, and you feel the norms of the technique, 3200 as a soap dish by weight! somehow it does not inspire confidence! but here I saw a review the other day, Pentax k30, as a guy dug it out of the sand, washed it with water and went to take a picture), I went right up to the pentaks and it’s also not a bad apparatus. , in the same place and compared! what can you say about him? Atom I have a week to choose) then a wedding) and fly away to rest in a day) and I already want to fly there with something actually)

  • Catherine

    Hello Arkady, I chose this camera as the first DSLR. Initially, Nikon D3200 Kit 18-105 VR was chosen, and here the option with two Nikon D3200 Kit 18-55 VR + 55-200mm VR lenses appeared in the store. The price difference is insignificant at all.
    As for a beginner, but wanting to learn what you can advise.

    • Lynx

      here's the trick what .. 18-105 is more versatile, but heavy and large for this carcass. But in principle, it covers most of the student's needs.
      The combination of 18-55 and 55-200, allows you to carry the carcass in two options - walking light with a light 18-55 (and in fact a small zoom and it is not very tasty to shoot portraits on it), and, if necessary, "distant shooting of mountains or something further away" carry to him in a bag 55-200
      Therefore, the question is “for what”.
      ……
      For a guy, I would definitely recommend 18-105. For a girl, it is more difficult here (they are often 18-55 enough), although, in my humble opinion, 18-105 is still tastier, despite the weight and size.

      • Catherine

        Thank you very much for the detailed answer.
        I know that one 18-55 is definitely not enough for me, that's why I was going to take 18-105. Bribes only that the second 55-200 goes to him.
        I am going to take pictures of my children, home-kindergarten-walking pictures. But we also need a good zoom, because for half a year we live in Crimea, and there are mountains and the sea. So I think, will the universal 18-105 be enough for mining and marine photos, or will it not be enough?

        • Lynx

          here are some points. Firstly, whatever you say, 18-105 is better than both of these combined.
          Secondly, perhaps 55-200 is not enough for the mountains, and you will have to look for something even more “distant”.
          Thirdly used 55-200 for example, even here, in a provincial town, they sell thousands for 3 (sometimes up to 2 you can bargain), so if you STRONGLY miss 18-105, then 55-200 can always be bought (before by deciding whether you need it, you can rent it for a few days and try it).
          Fourthly, if you don't try, you won't know. ;)
          Fifth, there are always more delicious TV sets, incl. and Soviet ones, which may be better than 55-200, which may also be lacking in focal lengths. For example MTO 1000 (there is a review on the site)))
          ....
          So if the weight 18-105 does not bother you (although it is larger than 18-55, but almost the same as 55-200), then it is better. If it bothers you, then .. I don’t know)

          • Catherine

            Thank you very much.
            Weight does not bother absolutely))) Thank you very much. I’ll probably dwell on it. Will be missed, then we will think.

  • Tatyana

    Please tell me what is better to choose Nikon D3200 or Kenon 600d

    • Arkady Shapoval

      Nikon D3200

      • anonym

        Arkady, I have the same choice, tell me what is better than Nikon 3200?

  • Maksim

    I looked at the pictures and it became sad, the colors honestly are not very = (

  • Nicholas

    but I like the opposite, sharpness! In general, the camera is Great!

  • Nicholas

    Arkady! A large number of your readers, choose thanks to you what they dream about! Thank you for your work!

  • anonym

    Arkady! A large number of your readers, choose thanks to you what they dream about! Thank you for your work!

  • anonym

    Hello! I wanted to myself like that. But it scares a lot of bad reviews on the 24MP sensor forums (they say it’s very blurry and that the d3100 takes a lot better pictures).
    Is it so? Who is thinking about this? First of all, the opinions of the owners of this chamber are interesting. What will Arkady who tested the camera say about this?
    Thanks in advance!

  • Diana

    TELL PLEASE)
    I wanted to buy a D3100 18-105 for 17 thousand rubles, but I came to the store and there they assured me to buy a D7000 18-105 for 23 thousand rubles. I decided to think a couple of days. Now I’m racking my brains. Maybe the D7000 has a marriage, otherwise why did it suddenly decide to give it so cheaply ?!

  • Basil

    Hello.
    What do you recommend with a second lens to 18-55: Nikon 35mm f / 1.8G AF-S DX Nikkor or
    Nikon 50mm f / 1.8G AF-S Nikkor.
    If you can a few arguments.
    Thank you.

    • Lynx

      \ /
      / \
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      |… .. |
      ---
      Here's a bag of 7 “little arguments”.

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