Nikon D3300 boîtier occasion

The Nikon D3300 is a superb entry-level DSLR - the upgrades from the last model are small but significant and the combined result is superb. And the new, compact lens is simply fantastic. What's more, we reckon the build quality doesn't feel quite as basic as some other entry-level models like the Canon EOS 100D. If you're thinking of upgrading from the D3100 or D3200, it's worth it for the lens alone, but the subtle improvements also add up to one solid upgrade. Wi-Fi would have been nice and something that's increasingly being used to pull in those who are upgrading from their smartphones and a touch screen would also be welcome - maybe we'll see these on the next-gen model. If we gave half stars, this would be a 4.5. Nikon D3300 release date: Out now Nikon D3300 price: £599.99 (with 18-55VRII kit lens), £499.99 (body only)

Since previously owning a D3300 in 2014, I recently bought another as a two lens kit, at a very reasonable price. I felt immediately at home with its feel in the hand, light weight, compactness and simplicity of operation. The images were every bit as good as those from my mid range mirrorless kits of the last ten years, but I welcomed the D3300's OVF, quickness of AF and familiar menu structure. I can easily recommend this camera in 2024 for anyone who wants quality 24 MP images with no muss ...

The D3300 has been one of our favourite entry-level DSLRs, and it's only because of the arrival of the newer D3400 and D3500 that's it's started to lose its sheen a little. But if you're not too fussed about the very latest tech, this is still a bargain buy, with a great sensor and an easy-to-use body and menu system as its key draws, as well as a huge selection of lenses to help you get creative.

It was very good. I've been using this cam for 3 years and it was very great! the quality picture and the unit itself

Love my camera. Easy to use and creates great quality pictures.