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Nikon Introduces 24MP Entry-Level DSLR, the D3200

Nikon Introduces 24MP Entry-Level DSLR, the D3200

Nikon today announced the release of the new entry level DSLR, the Nikon D3200 featuring a pixel count of 24.2 million pixels  having the latest processor built in making it a great choice for the amateur photographers.

The main attractions of this camera model are :

  • New CMOS image sensor with a pixel count of 24.2 million pixels
  • Guide Mode, enabling the camera to capture beautiful pictures and high quality video
  • EXPEED 3 image-processing engine which is built into all the Nikon high-end Models.
Nikon D3200

 

Well of course every one will be attracted by it mainly because of this pixel count. This is Nikon’s second high resolution camera to be introduced this year along the Nikon D800 having 36 MP. It seems I could have waited a bit longer and could have purchased this piece instead of Nikon D3100. 🙁

 

The D3200 uses the EXPEED 3 image processing engine which is also used in the latest high end models of Nikon, the D800 and the D4. This obviously would capture the the images with faster speed, reducing noise and having a perfect full HD video recording. The Nikon D3100 on the other hand uses the EXPEED 2 image processing engine. According to Nikon, in the ‘Guide Mode’ , which has achieved positive remarks, new additions have been made to act as a perfect guide when taking photographs.

 

The ISO ranges from 100 up to ISO 6400 and is expandable up to Hi 1 which is equal to ISO 12800. More over, there are 11 autofocus points which are provided by the Multi Cam 1000 auto focus sensor  when shooting through the optical viewfinder.

While the D3100 had a 230K -dot TFT LCD monitor, the latter has a large and clear 3 inch with a 921K-dot one with a wide viewing angle for live viewing shooting.

The Nikon D3200 will have Wi-Fi functionality which means users would be able to share their images on social networking sites via a connected smartphone, tablets and other smart devices.. Android users should be happy because a free app will be available  to download on the first day of sales . No worries for the Mac users, as the iOS version would be released around in autumn.

Price

According to Nikon, the D3200 is set to be around $700 with the lense in either Black or Red which would be available this May.


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  1. May 21, 2012

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    Tina

    Are you effin kidding me? This is so affordable.

  2. May 17, 2012

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    William Imhoff

    I really like this camera. Nice website too!

    • May 18, 2012

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      Mushfique

      Thanks William ! 🙂 The camera is definitely going to be good!

  3. May 15, 2012

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    music mp3 online

    I don't like Nikon. Canon is better. But do u know that this is the same manufactiurer?

  4. May 5, 2012

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    Stef

    I'm surprised with how cheap it is. Don't worry if you already bought the d3100. Just focus on enhancing your photography skills. No camera can ever beat your skills. 😉

  5. May 4, 2012

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    Sally

    Nice info & post 🙂 hehe. I think MP is not the matter. Sensor size is more important.

    I'm also share some information, tips & guide at my site. Have your time visit there 🙂

  6. April 30, 2012

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    Ashok

    Awesome article bro, this is very good & useful details about Nikon D3200 it is great technology of Wi-Fi type, i like your info.

    • May 1, 2012

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      Mushfique

      I am sure it will help a lot to directly transfer their photos to their flickr or facebook accounts ! Would save a lot of time !

  8. April 19, 2012

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    Jenny

    yummy! to bad i already spent all my money on my CANON!! *dies*

    • April 19, 2012

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      Mushfique

      Spent my money on D3100 🙁 ….same boat we are in Jenny !

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