Nikon D3400 DSLR Digital film camera Review

Nikon D3400 film camera Introduction

The Nikon D3400 film camera can connect a camera to a smart device using the “SnapBridge” app and BLE (Bluetooth® low energy) technology. You only have to set up the connection once at the beginning, and the photos you take can be automatically transferred to your smart device. It is possible to maintain the connection with the smart device even when the power of the camera is turned off.
Supports a wider range of scenes with a maximum ISO sensitivity of 25600. Since you can leave high-definition images even in the dark, it is also very useful for night views and indoor photography.

Even if you are new to SLR cameras, it’s okay! With the popular Nikon  D3400 Best point and shoot film camera equipped with a guide mode, the camera will teach you how to shoot, so your photos will improve steadily.

With the number of shots that can be taken at 1200 frames, you can shoot a lot without worrying about the battery level even when you are out.

Improved ISO sensitivity and auto white balance accuracy

Equipped with an effective 24.16 million pixel CMOS sensor in DX format. The number of pixels is the same as the D3300, but the maximum sensitivity has been improved from ISO12800 to ISO25600. The image processing engine is EXPEED 4. It is also possible to shoot full HD video (up to 60p). Also, the point that the accuracy of auto white balance has improved cannot be overlooked.

Despite its small size and lightweight, it is possible to take amazing 1200 shots.

Achieves 395g, which is the lightest class of entry-class SLR cameras. It is 15g lighter than the previous model D3300. In addition, although the batteries used between the D3300 and Nikon D3400 have not changed, the D3400 has nearly doubled the number of shots that can be taken, compared to the 700 that can be taken with the D3300. As an entry-class SLR camera, it has made it possible to take a number of threatening shots.