Nikon Z9 or D3100 Camera for $42 Look at these images and then YOU Decide Photography Class 280
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- Nikon Z9 or D3100 Camera for $42 Look at these images and then YOU Decide Photography Class 280 Lens used for these photos; Nikkor 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR ED G
Nikon Z9 for $4,300.00 USD
OR
Nikon D3100 for $100.00 or less
Nikon D3100 Key Specs;
Nikon's 14.2-megapixel Nikon DX format CMOS sensor with 12 Bit Resolution.
Nikon EXPEED 2 image processor.
Active D-Lighting.
Automatic chromatic aberration correction.
Sensor cleaning and airflow control system.
3.0-inch 230,000-dot resolution fixed TFT LCD
Continuous Drive up to 3 frames per second.
Live view mode. Live view AF modes: Face priority, Wide area, Normal area, Subject tracking
Full High Definition video recording (1080p for 10 minutes at 24 frames per second in H.264 codec), additionally 720p30/25/24 and 480p24
Full-time autofocus in movie mode.
3D Color Matrix Metering II with Scene Recognition System.
3D Tracking Multi-CAM 1000 autofocus sensor module with 11 AF points.
ISO sensitivity 100 to 3200 (6400 and 12800 with boost).
Nikon F-mount lenses.
i-TTL flash exposure system without built-in, but support for external wireless flash commander.
Extended In-camera retouching: D-Lighting, Red-eye reduction, Trimming, Monochrome & filter effects, Color balance, Small picture, Image overlay, NEF (raw) processing, Quick retouch, Straighten, Distortion control, Fisheye, Color outline, Perspective control, Miniature effect, Edit movie
File formats: JPEG, NEF (Nikon's raw, 12-bit compressed)
Compatibility with SDXC memory cards
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Nice pictures. I recently purchased this camera. I think that’s A good idea; aperture priority and auto ISO.
Thank you so much for watching my channel!
One of my very best lenses for walking around, it produces outstanding results!!
I agree..thanks for watching my channel :)
I shot a jet going 500 mph with that lens w d7000 years ago, at an air show !!!The image sold…. People thought it was a picture of a picture, Possibly my most prized capture ❤
Hey, that is wonderful...D7000, for the win :)
Fine shots Carmine. It is easy to become a camera or lens snob who rejects all but the most expensive gear. Most cameras are better than the photographer.
17 years ago I thought my expensive D200 was a near perfect camera. Why did I think that because of all the new cameras that replaced the D200 can no longer take good photos? I mentioned before I recently traded a P&S for an excellent condition D200 and am having a ball with it. Yeah it still takes fine photos.
I have a few affordable lens suggestions. For $39 I picked up a 18-55. Perfect for general walk around and very sharp. For my N80 I purchased a AF 28 2.8 but it makes a very compact, slightly wider than normal option for the D200. That lens cost me $80. Not bad. Nothing wrong with a serious, talented photographer owning a Z9 and 400 4.5 but when I see folks using that combo for talentless snaps I shake my head. Thanks for the videos.
The 55-300mm is a big surprise ... it is very sharp ( if it has no slack in te zoom construction off course due to some bump of rough handling)
Nice video and nice photos! Thanks a lot for your videos.
I have owned a D3500 with 70-300mm and 18-55mm kit lenses, which is a better D3100, since early 2020. I've used it mostly for wild bird photography and my 18-55mm got stolen pretty fast so I couldn't use it (and didn't know it was very cheap to replace until recently).
But I've since bought three "new" Nikons : Z fc, D500, D700.
The Z fc I bought early 2023 was clearly an impulsive buy and I use it mostly for macro and sometimes wildlife, and if I do street photography. It is however much easier to use and to get good photos with than for the D3500, mostly because of the EVF. Also, I bought it because of the retro look (the dials) and thought this would enable to shoot more in manual mode (only used the A mode on the D3500), which I now do. This camera is perfect for macro photography, with the EVF, especially for manual focus.
The D500 I bought in May especially for wildlife photography (birds). It is much more powerful than the D3500, also the options are much easier to use and it allows somptuous photos. But here also, I bought a 200-500mm especially to use for bird photography and the lens is a big requirement for the best photos. However, even with the kit lens 70-300mm I get better photos than with the D3500, but a big plus could be that I am now better at technicalities than I was first with the D3500 and before learning more about photography when trying to go manual.
The D700 I bought because of gear acquisition syndrom, along lots of AF lenses (f1.8, ...) and because of its reputation ("The Legend"). But I find it a very interesting camera, only I don't use so much as I would like to as it is rather bulky and more difficult to use than the D500. I plan to use it more in low-light situations, with the AD f1.8 lenses I bought pretty cheap.
Hey sorry about the whole story of my life but your comparison made me want to share my experience 🙂
Ah and I will give my D3500 to my mother to replace a point-and-shoot Panasonic camera she doesn't know how to use. I think DSLRs still are much easier to use than most point-and-shoot, with a prime lens and on automatic mode, and for older people, sometimes even easier than phones.
Nice pictures :)
I had the Nikon D3300 for almost a decade and mostly used with the 18-300 VR DX lens (the newer one) - it is a fantastic camera. Some of the pictures I printed big and are at my wall.
I just upgraded to a Z7II. Will I be a better photographer? Maybe, because I love new and fancy technology, I now have more buttons and options and a learning curve for the new mirrorless system, especially the AF system. And this makes me wanting to take more photos. And taking photos helps to improve. Learning from a pro and understanding theory helps a lot, but one still has to grab the camera and take pictures.
If someone is low on budget, those 10 year old DSLRs are a fantastic option and it's great to see that someone points it out on TH-cam.
Thank you for watching and enjoy the Z7ii
Some nice colors!
Hi Carmine
Nice video,!
My question is if it's the D3100 or any camera that makes a photo or is it the post editing? I'm not a fan of the 'Z' series for reasons that doesn't matter. I had the Z50 that I sold after sitting on a shelf for a year. I do have the D60, D70, D3100, D7100, and D5600. I sold some models I truly regret!! I have the Nikon 70-300 lens and is a great lens!!
Best wishes
Duane
Hello and thank you for subscribing. So, truth be told, it's the person holding the camera that is the artist creating the photo. Next, understand the foundation of this channel and photography itself, "the camera does not make a bad photographer a great photographer", a camera of $42 or $4,200. will not create an award-winning shot. Pulitzer Prize awards are handed to the photographer not the camera!
As far as post processing your work, well if you want to get the finest image you can after the shutter clicks, you absolutely must do some post work.
If you ordered a meal at a restaurant, would you like the meal better if the chef tweaked your food to the highest pro chef level? Yes of course.
Be well.
Carmine Taverna
Z6ii onwards, Nikon gets very good!
You are a bad / good influence. I just scored a d3100 and a cheap 18-55 for $99 including shipping. Why not? Will report back in a week or two.
awesome :)
Pulitzer Prize awards are handed to the photographer not the camera!
So, truth be told, it's the person holding the camera that is the artist creating the photo. Next, understand the foundation of this channel and photography itself, "the camera does not make a bad photographer a great photographer", a camera of $42 or $4,200. will not create an award-winning shot.
As far as post processing your work, well if you want to get the finest image you can after the shutter clicks, you absolutely must do some post work.
If you ordered a meal at a restaurant, would you like the meal better if the chef tweaked your food to the highest pro chef level? Yes of course.
Be well.
Carmine Taverna
Learned from Carmine “Do not upgrade the equipment, until you’ve upgraded the photographer.”😊
hi Carmine, if i am to get an old Nikon about $200 what do you recommend to be the absolute best? I have d300 bought new and d750 bought used., Thank you!
Hello and thank you for watching my channel. A Nikon D700 is not only full frame, but a DSLR I recommend often.
@@CarmineTavernaPhotography thanks carmine, have heard enough about it to buy a couple ;) but I am in India and it’s very rare to get good seconds only pros got them I guess when it released.