Nikon D3200 in 2023, With Sample Photographs.

[@pilbara67]

I have D3200 with the 35 mm lens and have taken some amazing shots.

[@KeikoFXDesigns]

I still have mine. I bought it about 8 yrs ago. Still a good tac driver.

[@CluelessYoutuber]

If one is just starting out in photography or video, definitely, I think getting older generations of gear is totally worth it because their specs will still deliver decent results. Easier to push to its limits like low light, framerate, dynamic range etc, but still very much useable. Great share and test.

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

Thanks Keith, agreed, I learnt to work around the limitations of old gear like this and it taught me a huge amount about how to minimise noise etc. I might not have learnt that so quickly if I had a camera with better specs. But secretly this is a back up video just to keep the algorithm happy until it stops raining here and I can actually create some decent content.

[@marieladel9276]

Hi guys, I'm planning to buy a 2nd hand camera. I'd like to know which is better Canon eos 1200D, Nikon D3200, or Sony A37?

[@dandelfuoco171]

This is the first official camera I’ve gotten and I’m blown away at how compatible it still is for today. Shooting in Raw, adobe 10 bit (I think) all the features I can achieve with it for $200? It’s been a very decent entry level for me!

[@ahmedalij1988]

Great video and great photos , I had in the past years 3 bodies of this camera , first for personal use , then for my dental clinic . its cheap, small , light and produce nice images .

[@superuser13]

I love mine, it is a great camera, tough, reliable and always gets good shots and video, but is a little weak in low light.

[@lior2538]

I love my D3200 and my D7200 . I regret buying my third camera Z5😢😂

[@dietalarmclock2607]

Great video, love this little camera. My first dslr last year, as much as these seem limited, it helps me develop my skills. And I find the sensor to be very nice, m42 and nikon glass work well, if you fancy canon lenses get a canon. Get a dummy battery. Tough cameras 1 I dropped down a flight of stairs. I use with vintage glass so autofocus isn't an issue. I believe that quality footage from this camera, when upscaled and edited, make a very nice video, also shout out to excellent sound

[@alubaldini]

Im canon user but I would like try or buy one of this for second hand just for the experience with Nikon

[@emiliaok4759]

Very helpful video! I want to get an affordable camera to play around with photography and see if I like it. This is the camera I want to get but I've been struggling to find a video about a good lense for beginners. I like how you included sample photographs, thanks :)

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

Thank you, the Nikon D3200 is a great little camera, and the Nikon 35mm f1.8 g dx is the best lens to put on there. And a very good price second hand. Perfect to teach yourself photography with, and if you don’t like it you won’t loose any money if you decide to sell it on.

[@jaydraws2019]

This is my first DSLR camera.

[@mcxromania]

Most honest review

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

thank you for watching and for your lovely comment!

[@brendanhoffmann8402]

I just picked one up (D3200) for $150 USD with an 18-55mm lens. I already have a D3000 with an 18-105mm lens so will use the bigger lens on it when it arrives. Really looking forward to it. When I got my D3000 I was a little bit disappointed with the quality (it's from 2009) so older technology.

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

The D3200 was a big leap forward, hope you really enjoy it.

[@brandonhobbs2975]

Well done

[@ak1ba412]

Nice camera

[@mizaasham]

greatt

[@Iris_Sunset]

If anyone can help, I just got this camera and I am still learning but I do have a question: the video is really grainy and I have no idea how to fix it or what settings. I already have it on 1080p 30 fps but other than that I’m confused. Thanks for the review!

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

The grain is caused by trying to record video in Less than ideal conditions, with probably the kit lens on. With the kit lens it needs to be very bright, like a sunny day. Indoors or in a shaded area like a forest even on a sunny day you will struggle because the camera will need to use such a high iso that it introduces that grain to the image. The only lens that you can record acceptable quality video with is the 35mm f1.8g use it at f1.8 to let in as much light as possible. You also probably want to shoot at 24 or 25 fps again to gather that extra bit of light. You need to use a shutter speed of 1/50s. The camera needs to be in manual. You need to focus manually because again in less than perfect conditions the autofocus will struggle. The D3200 can do reasonable quality 1080 if you know what you are doing and are prepared to learn. But ultimately nobody buys the D3200 to shoot video.

[@normanq1206]

My first DSLR. I never used the 18-55 kit lens. I got the Nikon 35mm F1.8 prime lens and the Nikon 18-200mm zoom lens for it. The 35mm can take decent photos. I just switched to Sony mirrorless last year and also bought a Fuji mirrorless for my wife. I shoot mostly with those two cameras these days. Once in a while, I take out the Nikon.

[@INTAL115]

Hey! Any thoughts with the 18-200mm lens? Was planning on the buying a Nikkor one.

[@normanq1206]

@@INTAL115 it's a decent zoom lens. not as sharp or fast as the prime lens of course, but it can take some decent shots. used it for several years. recently traded it and the 3200 for a Canon 5d classic.

[@kabalikabali5178]

Nikon d3200 ,we can take wedding professional photos ?

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

No.

[@vandiergovenn]

Im curious how do you set the iso on 100, mine stuck on 200

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

The same way as you would set the iso to any other setting you would want.

[@madarauchha9257]

I wanna buy this month,is it worth it?? For my budget camera to start with

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

Yes definitely worth it, a great camera to start and progress with.

[@madarauchha9257]

@@focusphotonsfrugally6644 thnks bro

[@madarauchha9257]

@@focusphotonsfrugally6644 sir i wan to ask something, which is better between canon eos 700d and nikon d3200

[@madarauchha9257]

@@focusphotonsfrugally6644 this two same price ,but nikon got two lens Nikkor kit lens 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 and Nikkor lens 50mm f1.8

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

@@madarauchha9257 I am sorry I don’t know anything about that canon camera.

[@marieladel9276]

Hi guys, I'm planning to buy a 2nd hand camera. I'd like to know which is better Canon eos 1200D, Nikon D3200, or Sony A37?

[@focusphotonsfrugally6644]

I would avoid the Sony simply because lens choice would be very limited, because it has a lens mount standard that is dead and was never popular. I wouldn’t get the canon because it’s 18mp compared to the Nikons 24 mp sensor. Canon lenses tend to be either cheap and nasty or very expensive and lovely. The Nikon d3200 is better than the canon on specs and in my opinion has better lenses. There is another option if you can stretch your funds a little bit further and that is the Sony a6000. The Sony a6000 is a fantastic camera with a wide choice of lenses that are available to suit all budgets. The Sony a6000 is still considered a modern and relevant camera, it has all the advantages of being mirrorless as opposed to the older dslr canon and Nikon you mentioned.

[@Paradisemadeforall-s2u]

I remember, I bought the D3200 nikon from ebay for 700$ in 2013, my iphone 13 pro-max. is doing the job far much better by many times than this garbage, it is now among much of the junks I'm having in my backyard.

[@lior2538]

Wow is sad to read your comment . What is not good is your soul 😂

[@pilbara67]

I have D3200 and its lot better than your junk Iphone .

[@astorasolaire9942]

Agreed Would still take the 10 year old camera then you’re crappy over priced phone much cleaner photos and let’s be honest Samsung phones from 10 years ago have better resolution then you’re phone could pray for and after 2 years you’re phone will be outdated and not supported anymore true junk Atles the camera has us after 10 years unlike your phone

[@LeeLocke]

Mmm!