Abstract: The D3000 slots into Nikon's DLSR line-up below the D5000, replacing the D60 and D40x at the entry level position. Although not the smallest in its class, the D3000 is nonetheless compact as befits its target market. Offering 10.2 megapixels of effecti...
In-built guides, easy to use, useful 3D tracking focus
Has minimal buttons and only one control dial, noisy images from ISO 400 and above, can only autofocus with AF-S lenses
The Nikon D3000 isn’t designed to ’wow’ people, but instead to teach people. It’s a digital SLR camera with in-built guides that can help novices select the appropriate shooting mode and settings depending on the style of photo the...
As I am more used to handling Canon Digital SLRs I wondered just what I would make of the Nikon D3000. I must admit to being very impressed by this camera. If someone asked me to name a Digital SLR at the lower end of the market in terms of price that ...
For beginners, the Nikon is a superb choice. Its built-in wizard is extremely useful and offers a huge amount of scope for learning. And, for those who quickly outgrow the basic kit lens, Nikon's range of pro lenses will surely satisfy, for a price. There...
Decent results from kit lens; anti-shake lens included
Kit lens hard to focus manually; no video recording
A small, no-frills SLR that’s well suited to beginners Good points Decent results from kit lens; anti-shake lens included Bad points Kit lens hard to focus manually; no video recording ...
