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D3200 a good beginner DSLR?
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<blockquote data-quote="Just-Clayton" data-source="post: 54250" data-attributes="member: 6495"><p>I started out with a 3100. It has produced great pictures for me. If your going to use it as a travel camera, family camera or just show pics on line. The 3200 would be great! Like JDEG said, if you want to do HDR shooting( bracketing) then go with the 5100. With my 3100 I had to do manual bracketing. If you want to use older auto focus lenses lenses like I have, they only work manually on the 3200 and the 5100. I enjoy my manual lenses. But, I sometimes need that quick focus. Thats when you have to decide to move to the 7000. It has an internal motor for focusing. I recently moved up to a 300s and I still have the 3100. A big difference in sizes. Its like going from an 8oz cup of coffee to a 12oz mug. If i had jumped right in to the 300s i probably would have returned it due to lack of knowledge. So, choosing the right camera depends on you. The 3200, 5100 and the 7000 have different bells and whistles. It depends on what sounds good to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Just-Clayton, post: 54250, member: 6495"] I started out with a 3100. It has produced great pictures for me. If your going to use it as a travel camera, family camera or just show pics on line. The 3200 would be great! Like JDEG said, if you want to do HDR shooting( bracketing) then go with the 5100. With my 3100 I had to do manual bracketing. If you want to use older auto focus lenses lenses like I have, they only work manually on the 3200 and the 5100. I enjoy my manual lenses. But, I sometimes need that quick focus. Thats when you have to decide to move to the 7000. It has an internal motor for focusing. I recently moved up to a 300s and I still have the 3100. A big difference in sizes. Its like going from an 8oz cup of coffee to a 12oz mug. If i had jumped right in to the 300s i probably would have returned it due to lack of knowledge. So, choosing the right camera depends on you. The 3200, 5100 and the 7000 have different bells and whistles. It depends on what sounds good to you. [/QUOTE]
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