Nikon D3500 REVIEW / Hands On PHOTO SHOOT | BEST CAMERA Kit for Under $500?!

[@llStixxll]

I’m not even interested in this camera but I can appreciate how you tailor your review to a beginner audience for a camera like this but with pro cameras your approach is entirely different. Respect

[@Jake-ho5ij]

Slim Jim that’s why he’s the GOAT

[@SamuelPfleumerSami]

I thought the same. Great video.

[@crxracer805]

What's a GOAT?

[@buckrodgers2303]

@@crxracer805 Greatest Of All Time G.O.A.T😀

[@brug9291]

I remember when I was a beginner like two years or so I used to think of people like jarred like a god (stilldo) now that I understand photography I am shocked by the patience in jarred to teach beginners if I were him I’d say learn it the hard way explaining basics such nicely sets him apart

[@BernhardHanakam]

A good recommendation would also be one of the 1.8 primes. The 35mm and the 50mm both don't cost that much and will give beginners and enthusiasts great results.

[@toraibo5919]

Yes! Good glass is the key. I put the 50mm 1.8g on to my D5300 and results are stunning!

[@Wynner3]

First brand new lens I bought when I started out was a 35mm F/2.8. Years later I bought a 50mm F/1.8 and a 60mm Micro F/2.8. They were all affordable and capture incredible images.

[@christianonphotography]

I would go even further: If you start with the photo-game, forget about the Kit-lens and invest the saved bucks in a 50mm 1.8 or the 35mm 1.8 as your only lens and start understanding how to deal with this only distance. Once you know how to handle that you can move forward to the more expensive glass.

[@nolan4727]

Bernhard Hanakam I just got a 35mm 1.8 for my d3400 and it made a world of difference

[@paulbest1408]

It’s a good deal I think I started almost same way. You’ll learn your limitations and move on Just buy online because the stores will Push filters and warranty too hard. That’s a trap

[@louisanthony266]

I appreciate how Jared gives unbiased reviews. He’s a professional, and he gives good information. I actually bought the Nikon d3300 and the canon 80d because of his reviews.

[@jeepjoseph9036]

You shoot both nikon and canon?

[@saurabhrana2534]

:( well that's not case anymore.

[@froknowsphoto]

Don't forget you can download sample RAW Files from the Nikon D3500 right here froknowsphoto.com/d3500-review/ It's amazing what you can do with a basic body when you know what you're doing. It also doesn't hurt to put good glass on any camera.

[@chanellynel]

I just purchased this kit today. I got a good Black Friday deal. It's my first dslr and I'm excited about pursuing photography as a new hobby 💕

[@SicarraB]

Same here! Best wishes to you 💕

[@hanzo7618]

Me too. Can't wait for it to come in

[@gabrielamendoza3976]

Meee too

[@murtazazafar4927]

How is the video quality?

[@devadeth_official]

For how much bro?

[@DONNYLAI95]

Loved how you made things simpler for beginners explaining every beginner terms... That's how you do a review...🔥

[@desertoo23]

I love this channel and how you manage your business. You never stop, you always review cameras that other reviews never review, you have the real world review that in my opinion is the best way to review a camera, then we have the Photo news Fix which is fantastic. Hats off!!!!

[@ej_tech]

For a beginner, I would recommend adding a prime like a 35mm f/1.8 instead of a telephoto lens.

[@TheShowman52]

Jared, this was an excellent introductory for a guy graduating from a Canon SX610 to the Nikon D3500. And you continually made the point of glass, glass, glass. I've known this for a long time. A few people have urged me to go for this model, so I did. Yesterday I bought it, I'm a bit shy at the moment with all the things it can do, but I'll pull it off.

[@matthewgaskins202]

I have this camera, and I invested into a sigma 17-50 f/2.8 so I have a faster lens compared to the kit 18-55. Honestly the lens itself made a huge difference am I'm learning when to use certain settings and how to adjust to different environments. I'm a noob in photography but this camera is awesome for a starter camera, highly recommended for anyone who wants to only spend $500

[@peanut_butterr]

Thank you for the information

[@ocre7816]

Anyone who gets this camera, seriously watch the tutorial of the menu as it can be pretty confusing. Awesome camera for the price, had awesome results personally!

[@buckrodgers2303]

One of your greatest reviews to date. Informative and more importantly supportive. You can be so inspirational. That why I bought the Fro Knows Photo &Flash guides, and continue to watch them regularly. Many thanks to you Jared.

[@DreadPitt]

He kind of reminds me of Coach Steve from Bad Mouth

[@ThePuffinMan11]

Dread Pitt 😂😂

[@WesHoe]

Dread Pitt Ong 😭😭😭😭😭

[@lydiat.1872]

*big mouth* but omg yes lol

[@nadiamarie613]

Even the way he says glass

[@princesfladii103108]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@benstanfill363]

I started out with a d3500 with the 2 kit lenses and a 35mm f1.8. I've gotten some awesome shots, and honestly glass glass glass is the best advice ever. My d3500 only got better when I put a tamron 18-300mm on it. I recently moved to a d750, but still love that d3500.

[@muhammedtrivandrum3647]

I planned buy how is it??

[@benstanfill363]

@@muhammedtrivandrum3647 I love it. It's not the best ones around obviously but it looks great for the price and the range it gives you.

[@MusicGirl114]

@@benstanfill363 can you take clear photos of a toddler with the d3500? TIA!

[@MaestroTunes]

@@MusicGirl114 i think u can. As long as u know how to use it

[@lydiat.1872]

first video i’ve seen of yours and i instantly subscribed. this video is easy to follow and doesn’t get boring with the way you explain things and the enthusiasm you use. amazing job.

[@Onlypcgaming]

Wife and I bought the kit yesterday, came across your video last night and glad I did. This is our first DSLR camera, looking forward taking beautiful pictures of our kids.

[@alchemisthere]

What's even more amazing is the fact that the Nikon DX prime 35 mm 1.8 is also usable on an FX (with only a little bit of vignetting). It's like the Canon 50 mm prime, not the sharpest for sure, but for it's price a really good tip.

[@paulwalker2133]

I’m all in on RAW (because of you!) but I think I might suggest that beginners only shoot in RAW if they’re planning to use Lightroom to edit their photos. Lots of beginners will be uploading to Google Photos etc and using the in-built editing tools.

[@christhornburg7254]

Jared, this is a great video for people just starting out.

[@domnicjames5232]

Have a d3400 and got a cheap 50mm yongnuo and I was taken aback. Recently rented A sigma 18-35 f1.8 . I was astounded by the results that I went ahead and bought the lens. Believe this guy it is GLASS ! GLASS !GLASS

[@jehualguno1646]

Yea same here Have the nikon d3500 and the 50mm yongnuo lens I was wondering how's the autofocus of that lens?

[@domnicjames5232]

@@jehualguno1646 it’s a bit slow in searching in my opinion.. but hey no complaints for $50

[@alex-ee3st]

It's midnight here, and it's a good time to watch a review

[@jpaluh]

Bought it with the 300mm kit from Adorama! Fro knows value!

[@giovanniprspotter]

Thanks for the information! I'm definitely buying this as my first DSLR! :)

[@MandeepGadgetBoy]

it is an excellent camera

[@PredCaliber]

Fantastic video! I am using my D3500 for a couple of months now, and I love it. I am only using auto mode because I mostly photograph landscape and objects. This in combination with Lightroom classic amazes me what quality this camera provides.

[@firemanaf6220]

Haha, fancy seeing you here pred. Looking at getting a camera and came across this video.

[@PredCaliber]

@@firemanaf6220 Hey funny to see you here as well haha! I bought this camera slightly used for around 375 Eur with the kit 18-55 lens. It is a great camera, very beginner friendly! I actually picked it because the auto functions are very good for the D3500. I mostly use Adobe Lightroom for its good auto correction functions, and sometimes a filter here and there.

[@firemanaf6220]

@@PredCaliber oh thats awesome. I am hoping to pick one up and get more into taking photos better than what my phone does.

[@carleewalsh5502]

Spray and pray! 😅😂🤣 This is totally how I take pictures.

[@LevisonB]

Carlee Walsh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@photoguy1169]

Practice more

[@deeepanshah]

Spray and prey! 😂

[@mdrakibul3061]

😂😂😂

[@dezza72]

I shoot photos like I shoot in COD

[@JezLerman]

I can't thank you enough for posting this clip, Jared. Thank you for not only showing us your fav stills shots from the gig, but for also zooming in on them, too, helpful stuff. I'm an ex-newspaper photographer. I want a lightweight kit, with long battery life and excellent glass. The D3500, with a couple of small Nikon primes, are perfect for my current requirements. I don't subscribe to the ridiculous point of view that this camera is only for beginners. Cheers, much appreciate this no-nonsense review of yours.

[@BigXarlie]

I love video where photographer show their skill no mattering the camera and lenses they are given. Nice job Jared, that's a good incentive to people to stop caring so much about gear and starting go out and shoot.

[@jctedsap]

I started with a D3000 I got for $400.00 just as it was being discontinued. First upgrade was a 70-200 5.6? lens. Just shooting in auto or portrait mode I got lots of compliments. Now I have worked my way up to a D850 and still learning. Enjoy your videos. Always good to go back and relearn basic stuff.

[@thegeneral123]

Nice to see you covering more affordable starter cameras.

[@pers4855]

thegeneral123 I kinda wish he stuck with the kit lenses though

[@creativeoutlet3148]

This came out at the perfect time. I've ordered mine.

[@benjaminneale6195]

How is it?

[@sarahphillips295]

Great video. This camera kit is a good starting point. You did a great job explaining the limitations of the kit lens and what better glass can do for your photography. Keep in mind you don't always have to pay top dollar for better glass either. I picked up my 70-200 Tamron G1 (the older version of the one Jared has in this video) in perfect condition used for $650. And a 24-70 in perfect condition for $550. They work perfectly for my needs and give me great images.

[@sgtgohara]

The best display of energy and simple instruction on how to use this camera! I am impressed and I am not an amateur. Good presenter I will be following.

[@iliyanamarei]

subscribed! just got the d3500 as a beginner and this helped so much!!

[@georgeetherege8347]

I own (and love) a D7100 AND a D500-and recently bought this, the D3500. Why? Because each of us wants the “best” camera. We also learn that the “best” camera is THE ONE YOU HAVE WITH YOU. At this point in the development of digital cameras, we can get almost the best technical quality, even in an “entry level” camera. Take same non-extreme shot, w/ same settings and lens, and you’ll be hard-put to tell which one was the D500, D7100 or D3500 shot. With the 24 megapixel sensor and the current processor chip, my D3500 is GOOD and FAST. The D3500 finally pairs up well with your smart phone. It even takes GPS based location data right from the phone to the RAW file. The body is redesigned. I take minimum of X Large gloves but the new grip shape is perfect. At a mere 365 grams the redesigned body is TINY, even compared to the D3300 or D3400. I got my D3500 body-only, used and already had a NIKKOR DX 35mm 1.8 G (only 200 grams). I take the combo everywhere, on an over the shoulder strap-it’s like carrying a spare pair of glasses. I take shots I wouldn’t get w/ either the D500 or the D7100-because I have the thing WITH ME. Now, try this with your cell phone or even a similarly sized Sony, etc.: if I need “reach beyond 35mm lens range or in low light, I TAKE THE SHOT (in RAW) and then crop to the not-so near subject. The 24 megapixels plus great f/1.8 lens let’s me get away with it. I use the D500 for birds in flight, the D7100 in art museums and such, and the D3500 for just about anything else! Nikon has a winner here, for both the beginner and the careful and experienced shooter.

[@Aviatial]

Yep it’s amazing I love my D3500 as well

[@jeffreybarton7393]

I just stumbled across your video/ KZbin while browsing for info on this camera model. Greatly appreciate your review and in depth explanation on it. Been eyeing this one for starters since it’s a bit cheaper than the cheapest Canon at the moment. Seems like a very nice camera for the price. Alright, time to subscribe to your channel now. Thanks for this info and review!

[@Dia1Up]

I have a d3300. I use it on actual paid shoots. 2 things, 1: the newer 18-55 doesn't have a physical switch to turn autofocus on and off, and 2: Once light starts dropping autofocus very quickly goes down hill. I either have to shoot manual focus, or single point on that crosstype. But with the good 'ol 35mm 1.8, even the cross type not quite accurate enough. That being said, (at least the d3300) shared the same, or very similar sensor to the higher end brothers. Just missing focus points and other features. Most of my best photos are on my d3300, mostly because I'm much more comfortable using it vs the a7iii. All of that being said, I don't have experience with the d3500, but if my d3300 and the d3400 I bought my mom is anything to go buy, it is the best camera value period. Decent noise performance, good feeling overall, and surprising dynamic range.

[@haniemascarinas2293]

you're very keen in giving in your reviews, it makes me want to buy the camera ❤️

[@KarySchump]

I watch all of your reviews, even of the cameras that are beyond my scope of expertise and interest, because you make me laugh and I learn a lot as I watch. Thanks for this review and also for the free user guide. I just ordered the camera and I'm still a beginner, despite having another Nikon beginner DSLR (the D40) for 12 years. I'm excited to dig in and I'm really happy that there's a guide mode.

[@beckygomez-beaster2828]

I just bought this camera today ❤️ I’m obsessed with it lol

[@mutahigaitho3967]

me too, Just learning ..first time photographer

[@CanadianArchivist]

I have the d3400, kit lens, 70-300 lens and I shoot hockey indoors & getting great results. My 3rd lens is the 50mm 1.8G plastic fantastic because it is. Good sensor, better glass. We control the light by setting up the camera. I shoot manual RAW & Jpeg. I turn off noise reduction to help with sharpness and can edit noise in various editing software. Good camera to start off with. Great video. Keep posting the material you do.

[@joes2828]

It also depends how well the arena/gym is lit. If it's poorly lit, good luck getting a noiseless image.

[@redacted351]

I'm running the exact same loadout as you👊

[@ptonfire1]

Thats right brother, thats one of my mottos..."Its not the tools John,it You." John is my little step brother.

[@saikishanbharadwaj2813]

Hi Jared, Awesome video on the D3500!! But in dilemma right now on which one to buy, either NIKON D5300 DSLR Camera with 18-55 mm and 70-300 mm Dual Lens Kit or Nikon D3500 DSLR Camera with AF-P 18-55 mm + AF-P 70-300 mm VR Kit

[@Ismailkhan-he6tz]

Such a great video thanks a lot 😉 I'm quite interesting in photography so I was searching for better advice and that I found in you 😍

[@CloverPhotoandVideo]

Nice review Jared. I had an opportunity to review the D3500 for the Amazon Vine program and came away thinking that this is a great little camera. It's very light with the 18mm-55mm AF-P kit lens, and is still pretty light with the Nikkor 55mm.200mm lens. It's a great camera to carry on an everyday basis (to work or school) if you don't want to lug around a heavier DSLR. Nikon also includes a "Guide" feature that explains the basics of photography for newbies. It's a great "starter" camera for anyone looking to graduate from cell phones.

[@Jiilkamaantaa]

i am the first who commented from east africa east ethiopia i watch every single video you post from january 2018 upto now

[@joesterx]

Another way to state the cake is like RAW analogy is, JPEG is like buying the cake from the store already baked and ready to enjoy and RAW is getting all the ingredients and baking it to your own taste and preference. Just a thought :-) much respect Jared :-)

[@byteKAMM]

Perfect review. I needed this review and i found it. Thank you so much. Hugs from Uruguay.

[@jsuswaram]

I currently own a D3500 with 3 lenses including the 70-300 and the images are crisp and beautiful. Only issue is the constant changing of lenses for near images and far images.

[@a49er4life]

Get the 18-300mm and some prime lenses

[@kurtmagbujos]

That ISO 25600 shot was pretty grainy, but noise wise, it was pretty clean and the shot was arguably pretty usable for non-commercial work.

[@cooloox]

Yes, I was surprised when Jared said it was ISO 25,600, I would have guessed ISO 10,000 to 12,800.

[@patrickstoker2941]

This was a very helpful video. I just purchased a D3500 bundle with bag, warranty, filters, and external flash for $500. I'm looking forward to learning more through this channel. Thank you.

[@keepexploring8980]

The RAW files looks great, specially taken with 70-200 .

[@EthansAviationYYC]

Watching this review made me buy this camera almost two years ago now, best purchase I've made. When I bought it, I got the two lens + the body kit, and I was super happy with it when I bought it, but in being an aviation photographer, I wanted better shots. Now I have a Tamron 70-200 f2.8, and just recently bought the Tamron 100-400. Works incredibly well! Thanks again!!

[@davect01]

That's the thing. You can get a $5-600 descent DSLR that can get you reasonable results. Obviously there are soooo much better cameras out there, but for beginners, it is a great start

[@jaked3344]

I got the d3500 and it is perfect for what I use it for

[@CanadianArchivist]

Pick an entry level apsc. Then buy full frame glass when you can afford it. You now have lenses for both cropped and full. So when you upgrade, you just have to pick a body. Since both bodies take the lenses, you have a secondary backup canera

[@tjkelley5516]

Just got one for my wife. Checked out this video. I’m not really a beginner she is but I really think she will be able to follow it.

[@KitkatTheKK]

So, I’m late to this party. I assume supply and demand plays a role in the fact that the price for the camera & additional lenses went way up.

[@larryhaley3]

just got this one recently as my learner, get ready for some critique submissions friend!

[@Akalipt0s]

i have this camera.. and i believe that 1600 should be the max iso for quality photos... if you can go to 800 or less even better...

[@subrotomitra]

Wow, this videos tech presentation is near perfect. Thanks Jarred! Masterly, as usual

[@cheeto.1]

Thanks for another great review. Shared to a friend looking to get their first DSLR on a budget.

[@rahulnegi2941]

Gold- It's not the camera, it's you who's using it 👏🏿

[@DarrylUK]

I'm not the target of this review at all but if I was buying my first camera, this video is incredibly supportive and informative. Getting into photography can be daunting, but this is a great introduction without being patronising. So glad you don't just focus on the latest and greatest high end gear.

[@djjayem100]

Excellent for someone who knows nothing such as myself. Very helpful.

[@ChikNoods]

Where's the T-shirt GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASS

[@svanteekholm7334]

In Swedish that means "ICE CREAM ICE CREAM ICE CREAM ICE CREAM ICE CREAM"

[@ik3140]

Last week it was all about the sensor size.

[@pers4855]

He definitely should

[@Deadcoolpool]

DankMemes I’m sure he thought of it already. Probably printed a shirt with the words and thought to himself... nope doesn’t work.

[@EliNews]

@@ik3140 Lol so true

[@supermanslayer19]

Hi. Great video! I just bought this camera and I’m a complete beginner. Really appreciate it!

[@Ecarroll7575]

I’m buying this camera and this was very helpful. Thank you!

[@zoeyriversten993]

I am going to buy it too! 😊

[@ElijahAlvarez]

Awesome Galore is it goood for video ?

[@Ecarroll7575]

Mixed Visions I don’t know yet

[@ronw2550]

I think I’ll get it as a Christmas present. I told my parents I wanted to start photography

[@spankyjeffro5320]

Just bought this camera today. Was super overwhelmed with all the features at first. But, gonna watch a ton of beginner photography videos to help with getting to know what the ISO, f-stop and other things do. :) Defs going to help with my art, too. Now that I can take my own photos.

[@Front9_golf]

Its a great camera, once you get the basics nailed its amazing.

[@nickjohnsonn9761]

Are you talking to me bro? Are you questioning my "Spray and Pray" technique? But you're absolutely right - photos were blurred - most (?all) of the time. 😂

[@AnilKumar-vy1tf]

This is the first time I see your content and guess what I love it 🖤and subscribed 👍🏽.Great job❤️

[@Uvarmma]

thank you, will start with this camera, great review

[@dawg5256]

i had a dream to buy a dslr with this small budget...and i started doin research and i found this d3500 and 1500d canon....and am finally here....i love ur recommendations.....i am goin for it.........worth to buy i think!!!!! GLASS GLASS GLASS GLASSS

[@Leszek-Markiewicz]

I have several cameras. Sometimes my employees use the Nikon D3500 when photographing real estate

[@baharahsadat586]

From wich one you satisfied?

[@lynnbennett6848]

I bought this camera, and have no idea how to REALLY use it. It is amazing, and I am the one at fault, not the camera. Put it on Aut and I get beautiful pics. But I can only imagine how amazing this camera is IF you know your way around such amazing tech.

[@johntaylorpelletier9349]

I'm planning on taking a trip to the Grand Canyon and I'm wondering will this camera be good to take nice pictures of the surrounding area and the scenery there?

[@kevinGarcia-gq8mv]

Ppl are really bitches for not replying to you

[@HR-wd6cw]

I'd say that either the Canon, Nikon or even the basic Sony a6000 kit (used) is OK for portraits (providing you use an appropriate lens of course). The limitations that might annoy some experienced photographers is the DOF as it's not quite the same as on a FF higher-end body. Plus the lenses for APS-C tend to be not of the same build quality. But by all means, a $500 entry level camera kit can certainly be used with good success. Another limiting factor I think others may not like is the lack of focus points on most of the $500 (or less) cameras. Nikon and Canon I believe only have 13 focus points, compared to even the 51 used on the D5000-and D7000 series. But regardless, one can do focus-and-recompose if they had to.

[@sybreedsTV]

helped me pick up first cam, awesome vid!

[@heythere9380]

good recommendation about simply taking the camera, shooting, and enjoying.

[@TheHysse]

I didn't know Jon Snow was also a talented photographer. Well done!

[@benjibrownhk]

He looks nothing like Jon snow.... More like weird al yankovic

[@ajh5124]

Jared is an excellent communicator/teacher

[@erinf4386]

i subbed jus for the intro then i saw the shirt and overall jus love ur review & personality thank u

[@willzhang3079]

The image quality is ok, and the d3500 focus system is capable enough to capture those actions? Wow!

[@ecuachristians.6926]

I love this content. I though the camera was the problem, but now I will take seriously the configuration and the glases.

[@Matts_ahclimbing]

But spray and pray sounds super cool 😂

[@raunakgoyal2813]

Can you suggest me which one to buy canon 1500d or nikon d3500 especially for photos.

[@iRabb]

This is a particularly outstanding video. It should be required viewing for everyone new to the hobby.

[@villagranvicent]

Fro, your reviews are the best. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Abatos]

Really a good guide for beginners.

[@joelsegovia6971]

Just got this kit along with 2 batteries, case, small Tripod and an SD card for $400. I decided to buy a nice tripod from bestbuy for $10 and 128 Extreme Plus for $20, yesterday for Black Friday. Starting to get the hang off the camera!

[@25Dzone]

Love this video!! Have you ever shared your opinions on used lenses from sites like MPB - i.e. sites that offer a warranty etc and seem largely well regarded. I'd love to hear your thoughts!

[@VladInc]

what's a good camera for filming youtube at home, that allows you to get nice blur backgrounds? would you recommend the camera in this video?

[@ronjohnsonjr8677]

Brought this. But a few regrets 😏. You can not have a shutter release button, it's snapbridge and it's awful and loses connection alot. Second, there is no built in sensor cleaner? What was Nikon thinking..? P.S.. Great vid again....

[@farhandecember]

This video made me subscribe to this channel. Superb review with so much truth.

[@ryan.6594]

"If you are a kid and want to learn photography, this is a great way to start".... *looks at my 9 year old*.... *hands them a $700(CDN) camera*

[@judahhays189]

yeah nope

[@haziqridzwan5199]

Ngl, when I was a kid. I broke a few things, and now when I reached 16 and matured (a bit). I've became a good teen. By what I mean is, maybe it takes a bit longer for a child to matured. 😉

[@matthewwells1606]

For the price that AF-P 70-300 is a really nice telephoto. I used to shoot horse racing with one and it's excellent when you have lots of light.

[@remuslupin6460]

Thank you!!! I was on the fence about the Canon T7 or this one right here. I wish this one could use vintage glass though. That was one of the things that got me most excited about Nikon. Either way, I can’t wait to pick it up!

[@ambriaunique]

Remus Lupin sameee 😭. I’m in between these two right now

[@lucasalipio3030]

@@ambriaunique eu tbmmmm!

[@selena8743]

Sooo which is better!!!😭😭

[@KarmaElectronics.]

have 10 bodies. got a good deal from the shopping network. looking forward to playing with it. thanks for the review!

[@MichaelGordonFinance]

It would be nice if more beginners would get a camera like this. People should stop using their cell phones for truly important photos.

[@Ruffian_Xion]

They'd be better off buying a cheap phone and a decent camera if photography is important to them.

[@DrSagaciousone]

Awesome and VERY informative! I had to subscribe! Thank you so much!

[@PureBrutalSickness]

15:22 yes indeed that is a very nice shot....

[@antdx316]

100%, glass is the super important as well as the correct settings. You forget that you can you shoot underexposed and drive up the darkness in post like it's daytime w/ the right camera. Very important when you need a higher shutter speed while keeping the ISO noise down when aperture priority becomes important.

[@octaviorosousa9001]

I love my d7200

[@roasty80]

Me too. Low light beast