Nikon D3200

Zitat: Wertung: 4 von 5 Sternen im Test. Mehr Details auf Spiegelreflexkamera!

Zitat: Höher auflösender Sensor und Monitor, Anschluss für ein externes Mikro und optionales Wi-Fi-Modul sowie schnellere Serienbilder sind einige der Neuerungen gegenüber der D 3100.

Zitat: Höher auflösender Sensor und Monitor, Anschluss für ein externes Mikro und optionales Wi-Fi-Modul sowie schnellere Serienbilder sind einige der Neuerungen gegenüber der D3100.

Zitat: + Sehr leicht zu bedienen, sehr gute Bildqualität bis ISO 400, ordentliches Kit-Objektiv (VR-Version!) - Autofokus während Video-Aufnahme nicht empfehlenswert, langsamer Autofokus im Liveview-Modus

Zitat: Highly Pro: + 24 Megapixel CMOS sensor. + 912k pixel LCD screen. + Guide mode for novice photographers. + 1080p24/25/30 video with exposure control. + Manual audio level control with meters. Contra: - No auto exposure bracketing or optical depth-of-field preview. - Complicated menu system. - Underused command dial. - No built-in AF motor so can´t autofocus with non AF-S lenses. - No live histogram. With a huge leap that almost doubles the resolution of its predecessor, the 24 Megapixel Nikon D3200 becomes the highest resolution DX body in Nikon´s DSLR range. For its entry-level offering that´s quite a bold statement from Nikon and one that puts the D3200 at the top of the budget DSLR pile in terms of resolution at least. Canon´s budget 12 Megapixel EOS T3 / 1100D looks anemic by comparison and for the same sensor on a Sony camera you need to look to expensive range-topping models like the NEX-7 and SLT-A77 or A65. It´s not just about sensor resolution, the D3200 has a new Expeed 3 processor which provides improved 4fps continuous shooting despite the larger file sizes. Its screen has been upgraded with an increase in resolution to 921k dots and in terms of video recording it´s now a much more versatile camera with new 1080p24/25/30 modes, enhanced exposure control, manual control over audio levels and an external mic socket. The D3200 is a much better connected camera than it´s predecessor. Front and back IR remote sensors have been re-introduced and a new Wu-1a optional wireless mobile adapter allows you to remote control the camera and transmit images using an Android handset (an iOS version is in the works); check back for a review of this in the future. The sensor aside though, the D3200 marks an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary advance in consumer DSLR technology, building on what was already a very capable model, the D3100, with additions and enhancements that will strengthen its appeal among those trading up to a DSLR as well as more experienced photographers looking for a high resolution DX body with outstanding video performance at a bargain price. That said, it´s annoying Nikon still hasn´t addressed three features lacking on the D3100 which remain unavailable here on the latest model: auto exposure bracketing, live histograms or an optical depth-of-field preview. Now let´s make one last comparison with its rival from Canon before wrapping-up the review.