Nikon D3200 – First Look and ISO Quality Test

19 April 2012, Singapore – Nikon’s new entry level DSLR camera, the D3200, is made to produce high quality images. It is packed with features to help newbies picking up the new photography hobby to achieve close to pro quality images. The image quality of the Nikon D3200 at ISO 6400 is superb for an entry level DSLR because the pictures remain clear and sharp with very little noise when cropped at 100%. Check out the ISO Test shown below.

With the “Guide” mode feature on Nikon D3200, you can perfect your shots and learn how the effects were achieved from the text explanation shown in the “Scene” details.

The new Nikon D3200 also transfers images wirelessly to Android smartphones when the smartphone is connected to the Wireless Mobile Adaptor, WU-1A. The adaptor also converts the smartphone to work like a remote control with live view display and the capability to adjust camera settings directly off the smartphone. Nikon is currently working on an iOS version of the adaptor.

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Other Features on Nikon D3200

– 24. Megapixel APS-C CMOS Sensor
– EXPEED 3 Image Processing Engine
– ISO Sensitivity range from ISO 100 to ISO 6400, also includes a H1 ISO setting equivalent to ISO 12,800
– 11 AF Points with 3D Tracking Capability
– 4 fps, with buffer size of 100 images for JPG and 16 images for RAW
– Full HD Video at 1980 x 1080/30p
– Mic Input jack
– Weighing at 455 grams

Price and availability for the Nikon D3200 will be announced on a later date.