Nikon D3100

Will ya yeah show the AFF works reasonably well, and it's got some neat tricks like it face protection there, although it's a little bit slower times ...

It with you to the next camera, but yeah, I'm really happy with this D. 3100 time good, we're wrapping it up, I'm very happy with it.

I tried it on my D3300 and it works fine. I tried using the Nikkor AF-S lens from my D3300 and it works fine on the D3100!.

Years ago my sister got a nikon d3100 as a gift. She didn't ever get into photography so I used it a little . Now we had a photography class in school and I loved every bit of it, so I'm looking to get a little more into it, but I hate using the d3100. Fast forward to now I decided to hop on the trend of film cameras and got myself a Canon ae1.

I love the fact that the Hero 9 can shoot in higher quality and take photos (as much as I love my camera, it's a Nikon D3100, so it's a bulky boy.) Not having to pull it out my camera for a quick shot would be a nice quality of life. But I am obsessed with the 360 shooting the Max offers. Being in Iceland means there is going to be beautiful scenery EVERYWHERE and I don't want to miss recording any of it.

Basically, if you have to ability to throw around $40-50 here and there, then you will be much better off just being patient and waiting until you have a little more money to buy a MUCH better camera. My first DSLR was a Nikon D3100, a roughly $700 camera when it first released. You can find one online used right now for around $150, pair it with a used 35mm lense, and youve got yourself a setup that will destroy any $40-50 digital camera, all while giving you that real feel for the art of photography with the ability to adjust ISO, shutter speed, aperture, white balance, etc. Not encouraging you to spend beyond you means, just pointing out how if youve already had the capability of affording multiple $50 cameras, then you should reconsider wasting money on the toy market.