Nikon D3400

Nikon has treated us with some terrific entry-level SLRs, but the D3400 is a relatively minor upgrade that almost negates its new features by cutting and downgrading others. It's a more compelling option than the Canon 1300D, but the Pentax K-S2 remains...

The traditional DSLR design and layout has been simplified and scaled down in the D3400, to a lightweight and less intimidating camera. With the similarly compact 18-55mm kit lens and rounded design, it fits into quite a small camera bag. There are...

Judged on its own merit, theres a lot to like about the D3400. Its a well-thought-out and nicely designed camera that caters for the needs of first-time DSLR owners in a number of different ways. From its simplified physical controls to its...

The Nikon D3400 is the best budget DSLR in the market right now, but not without a few flaws. It delivers class-leading imaging performance, and now begs for an upgrade to the autofocus mechanism. The very light body and easy controls aid usage, but the...

The D3400 retails online for about Rs.29,990, which is what Canon's 1300D goes for as well. Between the two companies, Nikon has the stronger product at this price, both in terms of performance and features. It has better ISO performance at higher...

Small but welcome improvements make the Nikon D3400 the best entry-level SLR on the...

Nikon D3400 – Performance and Autofocus In good light, the camera is capable of locking onto a subject very quickly – and generally pretty accurately, too. In lower light, it's best if you can use the central AF point and focus and recompose, since this...

Nikon’s entry-level DSLR is easy to get to grips with, producing fantastic images – especially if you upgrade the supplied kit lens.