Z D3100 nimaš pomoje kaj zgrešiti in te pri ničemer ne bo omejeval. Therion pretirava o šrotu, spodnji testi pa podajo realno sliko:
http://www.cameralab...100/index.shtmlWith the D3100, Nikon has delivered what's arguably the most powerful entry-level DSLR to date. The image quality looks great, there's both Live View and 1080p HD video, and one of the friendliest user interfaces on the market. So it's the best budget DSLR, right?
Not quite. Normally 'entry-level' and 'budget' describe the same category, but while the D3100 is indeed Nikon's latest entry-level DSLR, it costs around 30% more than a typical budget model. As discussed above, Nikon's clearly trying the same up-selling strategy which worked so well with models like the D90. As such, you'll pay more for the D3100 than a typical budget DSLR, but you'll also enjoy more features, like 1080p video with autofocus.
While the D3100 represents a step-up in many key respects though, it stands still in others. You may be spending one third more than the D3000 for example, but you still won't be getting a better screen, exposure bracketing, an optical depth-of-field preview, a motor to drive older non AF-S lenses, an official battery grip or continuous shooting that's any quicker than 3fps. It should also be noted the continuous autofocusing in movies, while technologically brave, spoilt more of our footage than it enhanced, and while there is a programmable function button, enthusiasts will still find the user interface slow when adjusting many settings. If your budget will stretch higher and you don't need the hand-holding GUIDE mode, a mid-range DSLR will certainly offer you more.
As always it boils down to knowing what you want from a camera. If you're after faster continuous shooting, precise focusing assistance in Live View, quicker access to multiple settings or a brighter, more detailed screen, or greater control and customisation, then there are better models out there. But if you want what's arguably the friendliest DSLR on the market which also offers 1080p HD video, then the D3100 is your best bet. Nikon understands the desires of new buyers and the D3100 ticks several key boxes which were missing on the earlier D3000 – which lest we forget still became one of the best-selling DSLRs despite its lack of Live View and movies.
So Nikon's latest entry-level DSLR may no longer be a true budget model, but by upgrading the existing D3000 with Live View, 1080p HD video and an even friendlier GUIDE mode, the new D3100 will sell by the bucketload. So long as you understand what it can't do, we can Highly Recommend it. Ultimately the D3100 is the best DSLR for discerning beginners with a little more to spend.
http://www.kenrockwe...nikon/d3100.htmhttp://www.dpreview....ews/nikond3100/There's no doubt that the D3100 is one of the best entry-level SLRs available, offering very good image quality coupled with speedy operation and straightforward handling - at least for conventional eye-level use. Where it's less strong is in the implementation of the new features that have been added over the D3000, i.e. live view and movie mode. Neither is done badly, per se, and the improvement in CDAF speed is impressive, but they could still be better.
The D3100's guide mode is clearly aimed at attracting customers who have only used compact cameras, which makes the ability to offer a similarly fast live view focus and shooting experience a key consideration. And, while Nikon has done well to produce one of the better DSLRs in this respect (though the full time AF mode falls a little short of making live view use really immediate and fluid), both live view and video are quite simply done better by other cameras, particularly the D3100's mirrorless rivals.
Overall, we'd conclude that the D3100 is an excellent DSLR but make clear that a DSLR is no longer the only way to gain large sensor image quality at this price. As a result, while the D3100 would have been a stand-out camera 12 months ago, it's now simply a very good one in a market with plenty of equally good and potentially more interesting options.
D3100 se mi zdi za začetnika idealen tudi zaradi fukcije guide, ki jasno na ekranu napiše kaj katera funkcija pomeni in kako vpliva na sliko. Ne boš pa zgrešil s katerimkoli, ki ga boš morebiti kupil.
Še mogoče en namig:
http://www.bigbang.s...ektiv-18-55-ossTole se meni zdi zelo dober kompromis med kreativnostjo, ki jo nudi dslr in pririočnostjo, ki jo nudi kompakt. Tudi ocene uporabnikov so zelo spodbudne.