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Nikon D3200 Review

Nikon D3200 Overview

First introduced in July, 2012, Nikon D3200 is a 24 MP DSLR with a APS-C (23.2 x 15.4 mm) sized CMOS sensor. Nikon replaced the older Nikon D3100 with D3200. Follow the link to read our detailed comparison of these models:

Compare Nikon D3200 with Nikon D3100

Nikon replaced D3200 with Nikon D3300. Follow the link to read our detailed comparison of these models:

Compare Nikon D3200 with Nikon D3300

Nikon D3200 comes with a 23.2 x 15.4 mm CMOS sensor, which has a diagonal of 27.85 mm (1.09").

- Full Frame - Nikon D3200

Sensor resolution of Nikon D3200 ~ 6019 x 3986 pixels.

Nikon D3200 has Crop Factor: 1.55

The sensor has a surface area of 357.3 mm².

There are approximate 23,991,734 photosites (pixels) on this area.

Nikon D3200 Series History

Proc and Cons of Nikon D3200

Get to know this camera closer. Let's look at the features and characteristics of this model. Compare Nikon D3200 with competitors in entry-level dslr cameras.

Built-in Wireless

Optical Viewfinder

RAW Support

921k dots Screen Resolution

1/4000s Max Shutter Speed

Manual Exposure Mode

505g Light Body

1 Cross Focus Points

Flash Sync Port

External Flash

AF Face Detection

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Each of the cameras in my new “vintage” camera collection has a specific purpose. Most are to represent a certain time in the evolution of Digital SLRs, similar to my Mac Museum where I try to get one representation of every major design. My D3200 follows that trend by representing Nikon’s smallest and least expensive DSLR, but it has a second purpose as well: daily use.
The D3200 is certainly on the vintage side of the equation, being 8 years old at this point in time, but its technology isn’t that far behind current cameras. I purchased it for it’s 24 MP sensor, equivalent to the resolution in my D750. Eight years may seem like a long time, but sensor in the D3200 has barely changed. My D750 was released six years ago and still beats out many current DSLRs.
I intentionally purchased a crop-sensor camera to magnify my images more than my D750 and get closer to animals. Since it would be used for special purposes, I didn’t need something with tons of features like the $1,500 D500, so I bought Nikon’s lowest-end model, used. It cost me about $170, with accessories. I don’t expect the same quality as my full-frame sensor, but the increased magnification will give me more space to crop than my D750 will.
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