Nikon has revealed its latest entry-level DSLR, the D3300. The new camera has a 24-megapixel sensor without an optical low pass filter, uses the new EXPEED 4 image processor and will come with a new ...

A highly capable starter camera that produces great images and has one of the most friendly and intuitive interfaces we’ve seen. The Nikon D3300 offers a pleasing set of features for newbies as well ...

Is it worth upgrading from the entry-level Nikon D3200 for the new processor and retractable lens? Find out in our new Nikon D3300 review The Nikon D3300 is the brand's latest entry-level DSLR and ...

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The Nikon D3300 was a remarkably good entry-level camera when it was first released in 2014, and remains one of the best DSLR cameras out there for beginners. The Nikon D3400, released a few years ...

Just based on specs alone (see above), the D3300 proves to be a stronger camera. Whereas the T5 felt like a rebadged T3 with some minor upgrades, Nikon gave the D3300 a bit more oomph. The D3300 has a ...

The design of the new Nikon D3300 is virtually identical to it's 12-month old predecessor, the D3200. The Nikon D3300 is a rather small DSLR camera, although it does come with an even chunkier ...

Like its predecessor, the D3300 offers plenty of desirable features for photographers wanting to upgrade from fixed-lens point-and-press cameras. Not only does it include many more adjustable ...