What is the difference between the D320 and the D220?
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I dont not becouse my kit 320 not working i boutht this 2 month ago, fotodiox send me 3 ligths moré but 2 ligths dont work too, is a bad expdrience
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The D4 is a very good camera. The D4s is slightly better at high ISOs. Its seem to track focus on moving subjects a bit faster. Go to DXO website and they do a great comparison on cameras and you can compare the two cameras. The picture quality is the same I think over all again with some improvement at high ISOs. I do not know what you shoot or how you photograph so it is very hard to give advice on upgrading. If I had to do it again, I think I would stay with the D4 and which I still use right along with the D4s and wait for the next big change in camera bodies.
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My first DSLR was a D3000. It actually was the perfect starter. I find the D7100 to be a little more intricate in its functions. If I were you, I would start with the 5200/5300, it will get your feet wet without overwelming you.
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One battery and the charger are Nikon as are the camera body and 2 lenses (of course). The other battery is a generic Nikon-compatible battery. Everything else included are cheap, non-Nikon brands. I just completed a Nikon Class. I learned they recently released the D5500. I think that the only major difference in the D5300 and the D5500 is that the D5500 has a touch screen. However, If you can, I would get the D5500, or if you can spend a little extra money, I would the D7100. If I knew what I know now when I bought the D5300, I would have purchased the D7100.
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d7100 is far better, but its also more money, if you are just starting out 5300 is great, lots of features like toy camera mode, painting mode , it also has wifi and gps built in, my wife is just starting out so I opted for this instead of the more advanced 7100,also d7100 was named most stolen camera in the world!
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I own both. Bought one of first 18-200s made in Japan to go with my first dslr: D50 that I got for a trip to the Bahamas. Have wonderful images I still enjoy. Now have lightweight D5000 and super D7000. Bought 18-140 for light weight to hike w/D5000. Use 28-200 w/D7000 otherwise.Both focus quickly, iq is similar. Both have VR but 200 has active mode for shooting while moving, which I love. So 140 wins on weight, price, while 200 adds focal length and versatile VR.
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Your D3200 controls the aperture through software. I don't know exactly were, but in the same place where you control your aperture while using a 18-55mm. So you must set your lens aperture at minimum aperture, which i dont remember exactly, but i believe it is f/22, and then you have to lock it (there is two red dots, put then together).
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You can go to the Nikon website and do a side by side comparison of both models.
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The D5300 takes a new battery, EN-EL14a and the kit includes an extra battery that is the old style EN-EL14 and not manufactured with the Nikon name. Both batteries operate fine in this camera. I believe the EN-EL14a has a higher capacity (longer charge); in operation, each lasts longer than one day of use (lots of pictures).
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Each camera is different. I have a D3200. May want to consult your owner's manual.
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Yes, the D3200 will Save in RAW (12 Bit), and also in RAW + JPG simultaneously if wanted. Settings are remembered when the camera is turned off. Image Quality Settings are easy to access via the Info Screen (without having to navigate any menus) and/or you can assign the "FN" Button (programmable) to quickly switch between RAW, RAW+JPG, and the various JPG Quality Modes.
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owning both of them i can tell you that the difference between both is HUGE, if you are a pro and really make your living out of photography i say go for it-the controls are a bit different since now you have a wheel to move thru the menus but you will love it once you get used to, it comes with its own stofen-like diffuser and color gel holder since the latest nikon cameras can detect the color of the gel used and then modify the white balance
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they both use the same film and produce the same sized photos, with the 25 you have a little more control over the flash and it is signiificantly lighter and smaller. there is also a mirror on the front which helps with self photos 'selcas' and there are 2 shutter buttons
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Frank: the single greatest difference between the two (other than price and weight) is the frame rate. If your shooting does not require 11fps as it might for birds in flight, high speed sports or photojournalism, then the D810 is a great choice.
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Sorry, Im not able to answer your question about D3200 but I can tell you that for my D5200 did not work!!
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I have looked at Snapshot's review and D5200 wins here: Low Noise at High ISO 1,284 | Great image quality 84.0 (vs 81.0 D3200) | Full HD 1080p @ 60fps | Great color depth 24.2 bits (vs 24.1 bits) $497 vs $319 (D3200 @24.1MP high true resolution & Wide dynamic range @13.2EV)LyubakaVideo is on YouTube and Instagram
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From what I've read the D7100 and D7200 share the same body; only the internals are different.