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  • Front. Nikon - D3300 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm and 55-200mm VR II Lenses - Black.
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Nikon - D3300 DSLR Camera with 18-55mm and 55-200mm VR II Lenses - Black

Model:
13473
SKU:
4437132
Your price for this item is $899.99
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  • QuestionHow long is this on sale for and why is it 50% off?!?! Seems too good to be true...

    Asked by Mahoney.

    • Answer I bought my bundle on Black Friday. It is a very nice camera!

      Answered by CameraClub

  • QuestionDoes this camera have wifi??or a strap

    Asked by anoynomus.

    • Answer The camera does come with a neck strap

      Answered by Crae1824

  • QuestionWhat is the battery life?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Honestly it depends on the frequency of use and if you are filming vs capturing. I have had this product for over a month and charged the battery once. I tend to use it every other day for a hand full of shot (3 or 5) and battery still has not needed a recharge. If you used it all day off a fresh charge it should be able to handle tons of shots. Not to sure about video though.

      Answered by Edward

  • QuestionHi how many X of zoom this camera has

    Asked by Keepmoving.

    • Answer 18mm - 55 mm lens is up to 3X 55mm -200 mm lens is 3X to 11X

      Answered by Mantar

  • QuestionWhat is the zoom capability?

    Asked by Vic.

    • Answer This kit comes with an 18-55mm Lens and a 55-200mm Lens. The 18-55mm Lens has an angle of view that zooms from 76° to 28°50’ with a zoom ratio of 3X. The 55-200mm Lens goes from an angle of view of 28°50' to an angle of view of 8° with a zoom ratio of 3.6X.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionIs this camera good for Arctic conditions? How will it operate with very bright light? Will I need to take special precautions in very low temperatures?

    Asked by adventurous.

    • Answer The D3300 should not be operated in temperatures that are above 122 °F (50 °C) or below 14 °F (–10 °C ). In addition the battery should be charged at ambient temperatures 41 °F–95 °F. The battery should not be used below 32 degrees as the performance of the battery will be reduced. As far as operating in very bright light conditions, the camera will adjust it's aperture and shutter settings to accommodate those conditions, provided you have the camera set to one of the automatic exposure modes (Program, Shutter-Priority, or Aperture-Priority Auto).

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionThis camera takes still photos and video ???

    Asked by rumor.

    • Answer Yes I'd advise looking up this camera on YouTube. There are some very helpful videos explaining/demonstrating this camera.

      Answered by Gsdlvr123

  • QuestionWhat size filters do the lenses take? 52mm? 58mm?

    Asked by Barkon.

    • Answer The lenses that are included within this D3300 kit, the 18-55 and the 55-200 VR II both take 52mm filters.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionIs this a good camera for a beginner ?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer Yes it is!!

      Answered by 12241948D

  • QuestionDoes the camera come with battery and charger?

    Asked by Vickie.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by 12241948D

  • QuestionWhat is the difference between the D3300 and the D5300?

    Asked by Bkady.

    • Answer D3300 offers up many of the same features that the Nikon D5300 does with some differences. They both offer 5 frames per second for continuous shooting and Full HD for movies. They have the same ISO sensitivity levels and offer the same number of effective pixels. Some of the differences between the D3300 and D5300 concern the focus points, built-in GPS, additional Scene Modes, and the Vari-Angle LCD monitor that the newer D5300 offers. One thing the D3300 does have, that is not offered on the D5300, is an on-screen Guide Mode, which helps you easily navigate the camera for functions you use the most. The D3300 is also lighter in weight than the D5300, making it an easily portable camera for everyday use. If you would like to learn more about the differences between these cameras please contact Nikon Support for further assistance.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionIs the the video resolution 1920 x 1080 for the Nikon D3300 Dslr camera?

    Asked by pauljr.

    • Answer The video resolution is FULL HD - 1920 x 1080 - at up to 60 frames per second.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionDo the 18-55mm and 55-200mm focus auto. or do they need to be focus manually? Also what is VR II Lenses, not very camera savey?

    Asked by darklady.

    • Answer Both the lenses in this kit are AF-S lenses, which means they include a built-in autofocus motor and will autofocus on the D3300. VR stands for Vibration Reduction and is Nikon's image stabilization technology. Shooting in low light often means slower shutter speeds and, as a result, image blur; VR image stabilization neutralizes camera shake, resulting in sharper shots without a tripod or the use of flash. VR also means sharper shots when using the telephoto focal lengths of your zoom lens and when shooting extreme close-ups.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionWith both of the lenses included with this camera in this bundle would I be able to take portrait pictures with a blurred background and a focus on the person? Or would I need another lens?

    Asked by Switch.

    • Answer The soft-focus background effect that you are referring to is called 'bokeh' and is created when your image has a very shallow depth of field. The D3300's Portrait Scene Mode is designed specifically for this purpose, but you can also manually choose camera settings to create this effect. The D3300 Reference Manual covers this topic in the section on A-Aperture Priority Mode. You can also find several articles on this topic in the Learn & Explore section of Nikon USA's website. The lens that you use will play a big part in creating bokeh. The lenses in this kit are good general purpose lenses with a wide range of uses. If are serious about portrait photography you may wish to add a lens that can shoot at lower f#s, like the AF-S DX NIKKOR 35mm f/1.8G Standard lens or the Nikon - AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8G Standard lens.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionI am looking for a camera that will shoot clear action shots - volleyball shots. I need a camera that will take clear clean shots of the players in action without the volleyballs being blurred, etc. Is this a good camera for that? Thanks!

    Asked by volleyballmom.

    • Answer This is the camera for you. My wife loves to get our 3 grandsons in any and all sports~~~~~She loves this camera~~~we can grow old with this one.

      Answered by Tocomajoe

  • QuestionCan this Camera have a burst mode for sports. Or due the pictures come out blur and can only take two pic5at a time!

    Asked by Francina.

    • Answer This will have auto, auto (flash off), portrait, landscape, child, sports, close-up and night portrait modes.

      Answered by CommunityAnswer

  • QuestionCan I use a wireless microphone with the Nikon D3300?

    Asked by dan2080.

    • Answer The Nikon D3300 DSLR camera can use either the Nikon ME-W1 Wireless Microphone or the Nikon Stereo Microphone ME-1. The ME-W1 Wireless Microphone reaches up to 164 feet away and is powered by a AAA Alkaline or AAA Ni-MH rechargeable battery for approximately 3 hours of continuous use. The ME-1 Stereo Microphone has a low-cut filter which reduces wind noise and other low-frequency noise not blocked by the wind screen and stays connected to the camera with a 3.5 mm (diameter) stereo mini-pin jack when recording. Both the ME-W1 and the ME-1 are designed for ease of use and each provide crystal-clear, recorded audio.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionHow does this camera compared to the Nikon D5300

    Asked by Sunshine.

    • Answer D3300 offers up many of the same features that the Nikon D5300 does with some differences. They both offer 5 frames per second for continuous shooting and Full HD for movies. They have the same ISO sensitivity levels and offer the same number of effective pixels. Some of the differences between the D3300 and D5300 concern the focus points, built-in GPS, additional Scene Modes, and the Vari-Angle LCD monitor that the newer D5300 offers. One thing the D3300 does have, that is not offered on the D5300, is an on-screen Guide Mode, which helps you easily navigate the camera for functions you use the most. The D3300 is also lighter in weight than the D5300, making it an easily portable camera for everyday use. If you would like to learn more about the differences between these cameras please contact Nikon Support for further assistance.

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionIs it a good cameras for videos if you have the right video program?

    Asked by Drakarius.

    • Answer The D3300 is an excellent DSLR for video. It can take FULL HD video at up to 60fps. You can chose 24, 25, 30, or 50 fps if your workflow requires that. Using a DSLR for video also opens you up to wide selection of lenses that allow you to control your depth of field. This will enable you to get more professional looking video. The 18-55 will be an excellent lens to use for video, especially if your subjects are people, pets, etc...

      Answered by NikonStaff

  • QuestionWhy would you add an external flash if one is included?

    Asked by Mulva.

    • Answer Once you use this camera you may find the need for a more powerful flash under certain conditions. But this flash is a great flash to use in most cases and really compact and convenient.

      Answered by Russ

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