Best Beginners DSLR Camera - Nikon D3300 Review

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In this review, I am showing you the Nikon D3300, which (in my opinion) is one of the best entry-level DSLR cameras for the beginner photographer or just a family wanting to take great pics of their kids or just grabbing some stunning quality holiday photos!

Even if you have no idea how to use a DSLR camera, the Nikon D3300 is perfect because it has a simple, easy to use guide mode which takes you through almost all the manual camera settings and sets them up for you by using simple, easy to understand language. Go ahead and watch the video to find out more!

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What camera have you got? Are you planning on buying one?

SheSaidYesWeddingPlanning

Just ordered one of these cameras! Thank you for this video. It definitely helped me feel better about snagging one as a beginner! I’m so excited to get started.

matts

You're FABULOUS!!!! Just what I needed!

RichBriere

I have a Nikon D3300 approximately 10 years old but not Heavily used, not sure of my Shutter count. I have all Nikon lens (5), favorite is my Nikon 85mm 1.8g lens, now retired at 73 years old, I hope to do more photography in 2024

Triplebuc

Hey is it normal that delete button looks like pressed inside a little bit? I have bought this masterpiece from second hand last week and forgot to ask about this thing.

notevengoodman

I’m currently about to buy this one d3 300 and I’ve enjoyed this review it’s helped me make my decision but if there are anymore guides or tips you have I’d love to hear about it

eranstenson

This video was brilliant thanks love .I brought a second hand D3300 NICE CAMERAS.

robertschweppenhauser

If you shot this video with D3300 that's enough to convince anyone about its worth. I have this camera with Nikor 35 mm f1.8. That's a fabulous combination for portraits and talking heads. The only problem is with dynamic scenes where the subject moves and the camera's auto focus hunts continuously. I use pin point back button focus which gives the best results with stationary subjects. I just watched the whole video only to enjoy the camera's fascinating performance. Which lens did you use?

germanevision

Hello...how were you able to know you were on focus in making this video since the D3300 doesn't have an articulated lcd screen.?

CARACAS

My D3300 is still going strong and while I've been tempted to go full frame in terms of performance this little machine is a mere 1 stop of dynamic range away from its bigger brothers, including many of today's mirrorless cameras costing $1000s. It's more modestly equipped but it's got it where it counts for the most part.
btw.. The higher max ISO on the D3500 is just useless marketing gimmick. They D3300 and the D3500 have the same noise performance - the same performance all round really. At ISO 12800 the they are already equally too noisy for photos to be useful, so having "native" ISO 25600 is of no practical value. The D3300 will accept 256GB SD cards. The longer battery life would be the main reason to go for the D3500. (Also don't like the cramped button layout on the D3500.)

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