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  • Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
  • Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
  • Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
  • Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED
Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED

Nikon D3400 DSLR Camera with AF-P DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR and AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED

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  • SnapBridge Bluetooth Connectivity
  • 24.2MP DX Format CMOS Sensor
  • EXPEED 4 Image Processor.Magnification Approx; 0.85 x (50 millimeter f/1.4 lens at infinity, 1.0 m(*1))
  • No Optical Low Pass Filter
  • Native ISO 100 25600; 5 fps Shooting; Compatability information: C firmware v; 1.10 and later ( released August 31, 2016 )

Customer Reviews

We bought this new camera because we have a 5 year old that we would like to print photos that are clear With my husband and I being beginners at this whole photography thing, We bought this new camera because we have a 5 year old that we would like to print photos that are clear, crisp, and bigger than a 4x6. This camera is able to take high quality photos with minimal effort. I still only know the basics of this camera and we love what we are able to do so far. We also use this camera to take photos of dogs for the dog rescue we volunteer and foster with. This camera helped us take high quality photos of these dogs to help show some of these dogs best features compared to the cameras we were using before. I played with the settings when I had a ladybug release with my family. It took me a while before I found the right settings that I needed, but I love the pictures I received from this fun experience. I rarely have photos that really reflect our experiences.TIP: If you plan on taking photos of dogs, I recommend the sports setting. 5Amazing value for the money The Nikon D3400 with the new 18-55mm and 70-300mm AF-P lenses cannot be beat at the current price ($500). The D3400 camera body and compact and light for a DSLR. The 18-55mm lens is what you would expect from a kit lens and has VR (vibration reduction, the Nikon version of image stabilization). The 70-300mm is great for when you need more reach and is fast focusing. Nikon sells a VR version of the 70-300mm lens, however, they included a non-VR version in this package. That is disappointing, as the image stabilization would be helpful at longer zooms at slower shutter speeds. I plan to use this lens primarily for outdoor sports with faster shutter speeds, so it won't make much of a difference for me, but it would be nice to have the VR for indoor or low light outdoor situations. Also, Nikon has added software to this camera so it will not function with 3rd party batteries installed. I learned this the hard way and will be sending back the 3rd party batteries I purchased. However, I've been told that there are new 3rd party batteries that have found a way around this. I'm waiting for mine to arrive to confirm this.I've attached some sample images I took from both lenses on the D3400 from a trip to the zoo's Festival of Lights. I used the 70-300mm for most of the outdoor animals while the sun was up, then switched to the 18-55mm for indoor animals and to take pictures of the lights (using a monopod) once the sun went down. 5Don t listen to the negative reviews, those people don t have a clue. This is a fantastic entry level DSLR. I ve had mine for almost a year now and wanted to get a lot of use out of it before I wrote a review. First off, there s a lot of people saying the D3400 is a downgrade compared to the D3300, and they don t have a clue what they re talking about. One of their complaints is a weaker flash. As you learn more about photography, you ll learn that onboard camera flash ON ANY CAMERA is garbage and not desirable anyway for good quality photos and portraits. And it s also not true that you can t remotely take pictures with the D3400. You just have to use a wireless remote which works perfectly fine, or use the 2-10 delay timer. And no, it doesn t have WiFi, but Bluetooth instead that uses Nikon s SnapBridge app to receive JPEG on your phone which works fine, if all you want to do is upload to Facebook, Instagram, etc, which compresses your images anyway. But for better quality photos, you ll want to shoot in RAW anyway (or at least RAW + JPEG) and transfer your pics to your computer via the SD card (not included btw), so you can process the images on Photoshop, Lightroom, or whichever processing software you prefer, to really bring your photos to life and make them more professional. So basically, Nikon got rid of all of the garbage on the D3300 YOU DON T NEED, which gives you much better battery life, 500 shots on the D3300 vs 1200 shots on the D3400. Who in their right mind wouldn t want that? This is a fantastic entry level camera that is capable of taking some AMAZING photos! This camera fit my budget perfectly when I was shopping for one, and I got the bundle with the camera bag and two kit lenses, the 70-300mm and 18-55mm, which are fantastic for kit lenses btw, and give you a lot of versatility for just starting out. You will want to upgrade lenses at some point and invest in some quality prime lenses to get even better pictures. If I had to do it all over again with the budget I had at the time of purchase, I definitely would! And all the self proclaimed experts on here who say this camera isn t as good as the D3300 are just flat out wrong and don t know what they re talking about.Also, some are saying snapbridge doesn t work with IPhone. I was using an iPhone 6S Plus, just upgraded to and 8S plus and haven t had any issues with either phone. Works fine IPhone. 5UPSET!!! There is a black "dot" that appears in each of my pictures in the exact same spot. I waited to write this review thinking I would get some resolution, but kind of getting a run around. It sucks to pay this much for a new camera and have a black dot in every picture! Does anyone read these?!?!?!?!??! HELP?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?! 1Excellent little camera First let me preface by saying I am an experienced photographer. I've worked with simple cameras through large format ones.I bought this for my daughter. It is simply an amazing little camera. The lens is super fast, focus is pretty darn good, and pic qualities are awesome. Depending on what you're looking for this camera can be a home run. 5Great starter camera that I may never upgrade... I am very new to using DSLRs. This is really my first "big boy" camera and I don't know if I will ever need to upgrade. I primarily use this for the different events that my school hosts (Sports, Drama, Conventions, etc). It comes with enough "auto" features to help you gradually get familiar with photography and how the basic camera functions. I've read a few articles about how too and which lenses are going to be the best but really those are unnecessary, you really can just open this up and start shooting clear pictures (Ive been using my camera on my phone and after getting this I can't ever go back). One lens that I have purchased that I recommend to anyone is the "Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED IF AF-S VR Nikkor Zoom Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras". It's great for all those action shots that you never could have made before (hockey, basketball, etc) all really nice photos. 5This camera with a better lens will get you far better images than a ... Did a s-tone of research on this. Unless you need a "feature" from the D5500 or D7200 or D7500 this is the camera to buy hands down. Has the same imaging chip and lenses as the others, so 100% same picture. This camera with a better lens will get you far better images than a D7500 with the standard kit lens. My opinion, but this and set of prime lenses. A single 40mm or 50mm prime, is WAY better than the 18-55mm trash it comes with. WAY x 10. As nice as a "zoom" is, a better pictures are nicer. Buy a good base camera like the D3300 or D3400, but INVEST in your lenses. They will pay you back over and over. 5comfortable to carry it outdoor This camera as a beginner one, it actually brings you the same sensor quality as D7200, if you don't care about the focusing speed. It's cheap, it's light, comfortable to carry it outdoor. The battery lasts long, convenient wireless transmission. If you don't shoot wildlife or sports, don't think about other APS-C but this. 11 focal points are absolutely enough for non-sports shooting. I know everybody who loves photography has a full-frame dream. However, the truth is, only few of us can afford that price, and many of those few they don't insist to taking photos. I love this camera, it writes down every drop of my life. 5Great camera and 18-55mm kit lens, the 70-300mm lens lacks VR, so get one with VR and save $100 bucks by not getting this one The D3400 and the kit lens I love, the 70-300 DX lens, not so much.The D3400 is a great entry level DSLR, it's usable at high ISO in low light settings, great for outdoor photography with the kit lens, the kit lens is stabilized with VR technology so you can use it for 1080P 60FPS video recording and won't have any jitter. The image quality with the 18-55mm VR lens is spectacular, and you can go from no experience with photography to taking some pretty epic shots in no time. The only weakness I find is that I have been drawn into the world of long exposure photography and the D3400 does not have a remote cable release, so you're limited to the IR remote control, which does not act as an intervalometer so if you intend to do timelapses, this is not a great camera.The 70-300mm DX lens is a waste of space. Given that there is no vibration reduction (VR, Nikon's optical image stabilization), it's unusable for sharp hand-held shots below 1/250th of a second shutter speed. So in overcast conditions, you have to bump up to ISO or use a monopod/tripod to get decent shots. It's a decent lens from an image quality standpoint, but you'd be better off saving the $100 here, and getting a used 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR FX lens on Ebay. That lens has vibration reduction, has a larger max aperture (faster lens), better image quality, and it's an FX lens so if you upgrade to an FX camera at any point you'll be set with it (note the 18-55mm will only work on FX cameras in crop mode, which only uses the center of the image sensor). I got my 70-300mm VR off of ebay for $225 used, it's in stellar condition, and I can get tack sharp shots with it at 300mm with 1/70th of a second shutter speed. 411/10 I love this camera Since i know alot of people are probably asking how capable this camera is, allow me to clarify, this camera is amazing. ive shot on tons of different cameras in the years ive been doing photography, and this one is right up there with some of the best. Obviously, its not going to compete with cameras like the D850 or the 5D Mk iv, but you can still take great photos with this camera.For the nerds:ISO management is great, you can still get semi usable photos all the way out to 2560024.3 mp Sensor is crazy sharpStill shoots rawNo, this camera doesn't have creature comforts like touch screen and a tilting LCD, but its lightweight and Very good for all kinds of shooting. I can legitimately recommend this camera for literally anyone. 5
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Description
  • SnapBridge Bluetooth Connectivity
  • 24.2MP DX Format CMOS Sensor
  • EXPEED 4 Image Processor.Magnification Approx; 0.85 x (50 millimeter f/1.4 lens at infinity, 1.0 m(*1))
  • No Optical Low Pass Filter
  • Native ISO 100 25600; 5 fps Shooting; Compatability information: C firmware v; 1.10 and later ( released August 31, 2016 )
Reviews

Customer Reviews

We bought this new camera because we have a 5 year old that we would like to print photos that are clear With my husband and I being beginners at this whole photography thing, We bought this new camera because we have a 5 year old that we would like to print photos that are clear, crisp, and bigger than a 4x6. This camera is able to take high quality photos with minimal effort. I still only know the basics of this camera and we love what we are able to do so far. We also use this camera to take photos of dogs for the dog rescue we volunteer and foster with. This camera helped us take high quality photos of these dogs to help show some of these dogs best features compared to the cameras we were using before. I played with the settings when I had a ladybug release with my family. It took me a while before I found the right settings that I needed, but I love the pictures I received from this fun experience. I rarely have photos that really reflect our experiences.TIP: If you plan on taking photos of dogs, I recommend the sports setting. 5Amazing value for the money The Nikon D3400 with the new 18-55mm and 70-300mm AF-P lenses cannot be beat at the current price ($500). The D3400 camera body and compact and light for a DSLR. The 18-55mm lens is what you would expect from a kit lens and has VR (vibration reduction, the Nikon version of image stabilization). The 70-300mm is great for when you need more reach and is fast focusing. Nikon sells a VR version of the 70-300mm lens, however, they included a non-VR version in this package. That is disappointing, as the image stabilization would be helpful at longer zooms at slower shutter speeds. I plan to use this lens primarily for outdoor sports with faster shutter speeds, so it won't make much of a difference for me, but it would be nice to have the VR for indoor or low light outdoor situations. Also, Nikon has added software to this camera so it will not function with 3rd party batteries installed. I learned this the hard way and will be sending back the 3rd party batteries I purchased. However, I've been told that there are new 3rd party batteries that have found a way around this. I'm waiting for mine to arrive to confirm this.I've attached some sample images I took from both lenses on the D3400 from a trip to the zoo's Festival of Lights. I used the 70-300mm for most of the outdoor animals while the sun was up, then switched to the 18-55mm for indoor animals and to take pictures of the lights (using a monopod) once the sun went down. 5Don t listen to the negative reviews, those people don t have a clue. This is a fantastic entry level DSLR. I ve had mine for almost a year now and wanted to get a lot of use out of it before I wrote a review. First off, there s a lot of people saying the D3400 is a downgrade compared to the D3300, and they don t have a clue what they re talking about. One of their complaints is a weaker flash. As you learn more about photography, you ll learn that onboard camera flash ON ANY CAMERA is garbage and not desirable anyway for good quality photos and portraits. And it s also not true that you can t remotely take pictures with the D3400. You just have to use a wireless remote which works perfectly fine, or use the 2-10 delay timer. And no, it doesn t have WiFi, but Bluetooth instead that uses Nikon s SnapBridge app to receive JPEG on your phone which works fine, if all you want to do is upload to Facebook, Instagram, etc, which compresses your images anyway. But for better quality photos, you ll want to shoot in RAW anyway (or at least RAW + JPEG) and transfer your pics to your computer via the SD card (not included btw), so you can process the images on Photoshop, Lightroom, or whichever processing software you prefer, to really bring your photos to life and make them more professional. So basically, Nikon got rid of all of the garbage on the D3300 YOU DON T NEED, which gives you much better battery life, 500 shots on the D3300 vs 1200 shots on the D3400. Who in their right mind wouldn t want that? This is a fantastic entry level camera that is capable of taking some AMAZING photos! This camera fit my budget perfectly when I was shopping for one, and I got the bundle with the camera bag and two kit lenses, the 70-300mm and 18-55mm, which are fantastic for kit lenses btw, and give you a lot of versatility for just starting out. You will want to upgrade lenses at some point and invest in some quality prime lenses to get even better pictures. If I had to do it all over again with the budget I had at the time of purchase, I definitely would! And all the self proclaimed experts on here who say this camera isn t as good as the D3300 are just flat out wrong and don t know what they re talking about.Also, some are saying snapbridge doesn t work with IPhone. I was using an iPhone 6S Plus, just upgraded to and 8S plus and haven t had any issues with either phone. Works fine IPhone. 5UPSET!!! There is a black "dot" that appears in each of my pictures in the exact same spot. I waited to write this review thinking I would get some resolution, but kind of getting a run around. It sucks to pay this much for a new camera and have a black dot in every picture! Does anyone read these?!?!?!?!??! HELP?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?! 1Excellent little camera First let me preface by saying I am an experienced photographer. I've worked with simple cameras through large format ones.I bought this for my daughter. It is simply an amazing little camera. The lens is super fast, focus is pretty darn good, and pic qualities are awesome. Depending on what you're looking for this camera can be a home run. 5Great starter camera that I may never upgrade... I am very new to using DSLRs. This is really my first "big boy" camera and I don't know if I will ever need to upgrade. I primarily use this for the different events that my school hosts (Sports, Drama, Conventions, etc). It comes with enough "auto" features to help you gradually get familiar with photography and how the basic camera functions. I've read a few articles about how too and which lenses are going to be the best but really those are unnecessary, you really can just open this up and start shooting clear pictures (Ive been using my camera on my phone and after getting this I can't ever go back). One lens that I have purchased that I recommend to anyone is the "Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED IF AF-S VR Nikkor Zoom Lens for Nikon Digital SLR Cameras". It's great for all those action shots that you never could have made before (hockey, basketball, etc) all really nice photos. 5This camera with a better lens will get you far better images than a ... Did a s-tone of research on this. Unless you need a "feature" from the D5500 or D7200 or D7500 this is the camera to buy hands down. Has the same imaging chip and lenses as the others, so 100% same picture. This camera with a better lens will get you far better images than a D7500 with the standard kit lens. My opinion, but this and set of prime lenses. A single 40mm or 50mm prime, is WAY better than the 18-55mm trash it comes with. WAY x 10. As nice as a "zoom" is, a better pictures are nicer. Buy a good base camera like the D3300 or D3400, but INVEST in your lenses. They will pay you back over and over. 5comfortable to carry it outdoor This camera as a beginner one, it actually brings you the same sensor quality as D7200, if you don't care about the focusing speed. It's cheap, it's light, comfortable to carry it outdoor. The battery lasts long, convenient wireless transmission. If you don't shoot wildlife or sports, don't think about other APS-C but this. 11 focal points are absolutely enough for non-sports shooting. I know everybody who loves photography has a full-frame dream. However, the truth is, only few of us can afford that price, and many of those few they don't insist to taking photos. I love this camera, it writes down every drop of my life. 5Great camera and 18-55mm kit lens, the 70-300mm lens lacks VR, so get one with VR and save $100 bucks by not getting this one The D3400 and the kit lens I love, the 70-300 DX lens, not so much.The D3400 is a great entry level DSLR, it's usable at high ISO in low light settings, great for outdoor photography with the kit lens, the kit lens is stabilized with VR technology so you can use it for 1080P 60FPS video recording and won't have any jitter. The image quality with the 18-55mm VR lens is spectacular, and you can go from no experience with photography to taking some pretty epic shots in no time. The only weakness I find is that I have been drawn into the world of long exposure photography and the D3400 does not have a remote cable release, so you're limited to the IR remote control, which does not act as an intervalometer so if you intend to do timelapses, this is not a great camera.The 70-300mm DX lens is a waste of space. Given that there is no vibration reduction (VR, Nikon's optical image stabilization), it's unusable for sharp hand-held shots below 1/250th of a second shutter speed. So in overcast conditions, you have to bump up to ISO or use a monopod/tripod to get decent shots. It's a decent lens from an image quality standpoint, but you'd be better off saving the $100 here, and getting a used 70-300mm f4.5-5.6 VR FX lens on Ebay. That lens has vibration reduction, has a larger max aperture (faster lens), better image quality, and it's an FX lens so if you upgrade to an FX camera at any point you'll be set with it (note the 18-55mm will only work on FX cameras in crop mode, which only uses the center of the image sensor). I got my 70-300mm VR off of ebay for $225 used, it's in stellar condition, and I can get tack sharp shots with it at 300mm with 1/70th of a second shutter speed. 411/10 I love this camera Since i know alot of people are probably asking how capable this camera is, allow me to clarify, this camera is amazing. ive shot on tons of different cameras in the years ive been doing photography, and this one is right up there with some of the best. Obviously, its not going to compete with cameras like the D850 or the 5D Mk iv, but you can still take great photos with this camera.For the nerds:ISO management is great, you can still get semi usable photos all the way out to 2560024.3 mp Sensor is crazy sharpStill shoots rawNo, this camera doesn't have creature comforts like touch screen and a tilting LCD, but its lightweight and Very good for all kinds of shooting. I can legitimately recommend this camera for literally anyone. 5
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  • To be eligible for return, products must be in the exact condition you received them in. All packaging material must be undamaged and unused with the price tags intact.
  • Orders can be cancelled before dispatch. If the order has already been dispatched, cancellation fees might be charged.
  • Due to the nature of the products that we sell, we will not be able to replace or refund unwanted items if they have been opened or any seals are broken.
  • The refund will not include the import duties or the cost of delivery or return postage.
  • If your refund is approved, then it will automatically be credited to the original method of payment, within 7-10 days.
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