So sánh nikon d90 và d3200

Both come for under 200$ used and both have their advantages if https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-D3200-vs-Nikon-D90 this is to be believed.

I am new to DSLR's so I can't tell, I couldn't find any video that compares those two directly.

So should I go for the older D90 or the newer D3200, or is there a canon or sony equivalent?

P.S - Planning on buying one in january, hopeful to get some bigger discounts on them.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 25, 2019

When choosing a camera there are typically two primary considerations. One is going to be sensor size. Provided you are comparing camera's of the same sensor size (and these models are), then the only remaining difference is going to be camera features. However, in this case there will also be the idea that one camera body is quite a bit newer than the other. If you don't know what features you want in a camera or are unlikely to use any of the "advanced" features in a camera, then the D3200 would probably be a better choice.

Examples of feature differences would be that the D90 has a dedicated dial to adjust the aperture and one for the shutter (two dials). The D3200 only has one dial. If you intend to shoot in the manual mode, this makes the D3200 a bit more cumbersome to adjust the aperture. It's a feature that only impact you if you are learning to shoot manually. The D90 will have auto exposure bracketing. For me, this is a must. For many, they don't even realize it's an option and probably wouldn't even use it anyway. I don't know how you feel about it.

There will be a host of other features that the D90 has that the D3200 does not. What features would you use? However, the D3200 will be newer with a higher megapixel count. Which all simply means that the only opinion that counts is yours.

PatAzo • Junior Member • Posts: 47

Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 25, 2019

If your current or future lens requires a focus motor in the body go with the D90. If not the D3200 would be find to get started with. I don't know the Canon line but they offer a fine product and I'm sure there are alternatives.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to PatAzo • Dec 26, 2019

Newer sensor at twice the resolution, the D3200.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 26, 2019

I have the D3200 and I have not been impressed by it. It is uncomfortable and the colors are weird. Just my two cents.

Nicolas Isaksson wrote: I have the D3200 and I have not been impressed by it. It is uncomfortable and the colors are weird. Just my two cents.

Here are the sample photos at the Nikon website:

https://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/dslr/d3200/sample.htm

And here are the sample photos at DPR:

https://www.dpreview.com/products/nikon/slrs/nikon_d3200/sample-photos

They don't look weird to me.

Ergonomics, yes. The D3xxx series is quite small. Great for children and long-distance hikers. Not so great for all-day continuous use.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 27, 2019

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5Utradar wrote:

Which one should I get?

Both come for under 200$ used and both have their advantages if https://cameradecision.com/compare/Nikon-D3200-vs-Nikon-D90 this is to be believed.

I am new to DSLR's so I can't tell, I couldn't find any video that compares those two directly.

So should I go for the older D90 or the newer D3200, or is there a canon or sony equivalent?

P.S - Planning on buying one in january, hopeful to get some bigger discounts on them.

I would recommend this Pentax K20D.

It has dual control wheels like the D90. A nice thing though about the Pentax that with the dual control wheels you have a powerful Hyper Program mode where one wheel can control aperture and the other controls shutter.

The Pentax also has a screwdrive motor like the D90.

Unlike either of the Nikons The Pentax has a bright pentaprism finder versus the dimmer pentamirror finders.

The Pentax also has weather sealing which the Nikon’s don’t have either.

Also the Pentax has In Body Image Stabilization (IBIS) which the Nikons simply don’t have. This means that every lens including manual focus lenses are stabilized. This gives the Pentax a far larger selection of affordable stabilized lenses.

I do also believe B&H offers a 180 day warranty.

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OP Utradar • Junior Member • Posts: 34

Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

Easier said than done, couldn't find one here that is used, and i don't think that I will find cheap used lenses for a pentax here, nikons and canons are way easier to find thats why I didn't mention a pentax or sony equivalent above.

Though I did find sony ones but either they are expensive or really old.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 27, 2019

Utradar wrote:

Easier said than done, couldn't find one here that is used, and i don't think that I will find cheap used lenses for a pentax here, nikons and canons are way easier to find thats why I didn't mention a pentax or sony equivalent above.

Though I did find sony ones but either they are expensive or really old.

Where is here?

In any case, I posted a link to an actual camera for sale. Nothing hypothetical about it.

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OP Utradar • Junior Member • Posts: 34

Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

I am from Serbia and I checked out the local used market, I can see very rare deals for pentax and none for the one you mentioned.

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Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

In reply to Utradar • Dec 28, 2019

Utradar wrote: I am from Serbia and I checked out the local used market, I can see very rare deals for pentax and none for the one you mentioned.

Your English is very good so I thought you were in North America.

Your profile didn’t list a location so I gave my recommendation based on what I thought above.

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OP Utradar • Junior Member • Posts: 34

Re: Nikon D90 or D3200?

Haha thanks. For now I am going with the D90 since it is better for manual mode, unless something else pops up of course, until january. Thanks anyway for the recommendation.

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