9.9 out of 10
based on 3680 reviews
Nikon D3100
14.2 megapixels
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User Score (4429)9.4
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Expert Score (61)8.4
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Design (27)8.8
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Value for money (415)9.6
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Features (339)9.5
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Ease of use (379)9.8
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Performance (54)9.1
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Picture quality (376)9.6
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Durability (10)8.8
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Reliability (4)9.1
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Overall quality (19)9.0
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Looks (4)9.1
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Display (55)8.4
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Installation (5)9.5
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Weight (4)6.4
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Photo quality (31)10
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Video quality (21)9.4
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Ergonomics (37)8.8
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Portability (19)10
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Instructions (4)9.1
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Build quality (2)7.9
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PhotoReview
1 October 20108.5/10Nikon's new entry-level DSLR features a 14.2-megapixel sensor and 1080p video recording. The D3100 steps into the entry level position in Nikon's line-up featuring a new sensor with higher resolution than its predecessor's and an expanded sensitivity range. It also adds Live View shooting plus Full HD video recording. Autofocusing is supported in Movie mode and the Guide mode settings from the D3000 have been ported into the new model and enhanced with extra functions. Read more
- You want an easy-to use DSLR camera that will help you to use and understand common shooting controls., You want a wide range of post-capture, in-camera image adjustme...
- You want fast and accurate autofocusing in low light levels., You require fast continuous shooting speeds plus a large buffer memory for raw files.
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goodgearguide.com.au
6 January 2011
Falling into line just above Nikon's other entry-level D3000 DSLR, the D3100 has some fresh features that make it a very attractive DSLR option for photographers who are starting out. Its notable new features include 1080p HD video, and continuous autofocus in Live View and movie modes. A smart and simple design aesthetic and clear and helpful Guide Mode combine to make it an ideal camera for new DSLR users who want to learn the basics. Read more
- Shoots HD video, autofocus in movie and live view modes, ood image quality for the price, intuitive controls and guide menu for beginners, good low light abilities
- Autofocus makes noise in movie mode, fixed LCD screen, no exposure bracketing
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PC Authority
31 January 20119.6/10The Nikon D3100 camera has absolutely superb image quality, a top video mode and great handling making it a deserving winner Read more
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User Reviews
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JB Hi-Fi Digital Home
10/10Reviewer: Prem, JB Hi-Fi Digital Home13 March 2012Very nice DSLR for a person who is looking forward or considering to take your photography further to higher levels. I bought this camera with the twin lens kit from Chermside yesterday. This is my first camera but I am totally loving every pictures i am taking in my new Nikon. Colors have become enriched and trueful. Recommended deal..!!! Read more
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