Basic features of Nikon D3000 :
* Sensor with 10.75 megapixel DX format
* Screen 3 "LCD 230,000-pixel
* ISO sensitivity from 100 to 1600 (up to 3200 with the expanded mode)
* Burst: 3 fps
* Nikon EXPEED image processor as
* Basic Retouch built
* 10 megapixel CCD sensor - D5000: CMOS sensor, 12.3 MP)
* Fixed screen LCD - D5000: Folding swivel screen
* No Live View - D5000: Live View and AF detection
* No video recording - D5000: Shooting video
* Limited ISO range: 100-3200 6400n against the 200-D5000
* No control of the Active D-Lighting - D5000: a choice between low, normal, high
* Lateral chromatic aberration correction is not diponibile - present on the D5000)
* No choice of quality JPEG shooting in RAW + JPEG (JPEG available basis only)
* Burst Low: 3 fps against the 4fps D5000
* Exposure Bracketing absent, but available on the D5000)
Not sure of what to do? Let the D3000 be your guide.
Create pictures of breathtaking beauty by getting close to the subject. This mode optimizes camera settings to soften the foreground and background in order to draw attention to the subject, making it ideal for close-ups of flowers, jewelry, and other highly detailed objects.
Record the majesty of a dynamic city or natural beauty of a breathtaking vista. This setting enhances the vibrancy and liveliness of the scene while disabling flash, allowing the Nikon D3000’s intelligent metering to set exposure and capture the scene as you see it. Even when shooting at dusk or under a Xenical mexico cloudy sky, you are assured of beautiful pictures containing well-saturated color.
No more guesswork Easy operation
The Nikon D3000 handles nearly any picture taking opportunity with specially engineered settings suitable for a variety of subjects and situations.
And if you just want to point and shoot, select Auto and let the Nikon D3000 do the rest. As you become more familiar with the camera, you can even fine-tune each setting — a great way to show the world your unique style.
- Auto
- Distant subjects
- Sleeping faces
- Landscapes
- Night portrait
- No flash
- Close-ups
- Moving subjects Portraits
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