Photography: Nikon D3300 Review

Nikon D3300

The Nikon D3300 looks set to be another good choice for novices. It offers the same 24.2-million pixel count as 2012′s D3200, but lacks the optical low-pass filter over the sensor and should therefore capture sharper, more detailed images.

Nikon has also improved on the D3200′s Guide Mode for the D3300, offering greater functionality and making it a little cleaner in appearance.

Like its other recent new DSLR launches, Nikon has removed the optical low pass filter from the Nikon D3300, which should help the camera capture finer details.

Other key features of the Nikon D3300 include a native ISO range from 100-12,800, expandable up to ISO 25,600, an EXPEED 4 processing engine, 5fps continuous shooting, an 11-point AF system with a cross-type sensor in the centre and a 420-pixel RGB metering sensor with Nikon’s Scene Recognition System.