“What is the exact comparison difference between the d3400 and 3500 cameras. What does the 3500 do that the 3400 doesn't do? Now do the same for the 3500 and the 5600. I'm trying to decide which one to buy.”
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The differences are slight between the D3400 and the D3500; you may see more movie options in the lighter-weight D3500 than in the D3400 and have more shots per battery charge with the D3500. Both cameras are designed with beginners in mind and each has a dedicated Guide Mode for teaching the user how to use different settings of the camera to get the perfect shot. Both cameras take amazingly sharp images and movies. However, if you're looking for a camera with more to offer than the others you will want to step up to the D5600 as it has many more features to offer than the D3400 or D3500. One is a vari-angle touch screen and eye sensor control. Another is a mic jack for adding an external stereo microphone. It also has an amazing 39 AF points with 3D-Tracking as compared to the 11 AF points offered by the D3400 and D3500. Any of these Nikon cameras would be an excellent first camera to own.
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