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The only advantage the D3200 has over the D5100 it seems is the fact that the D3200 has more megapixels - the D5100 seems to be better in every other aspect, apart from movie shooting, which is apparently … Is there anything else going for the D3200 which makes it a better choice over the D5100, apart from that it's newer? …

I want to buy a DSLR - either a Nikon D3200 or D5100. But I'm confused which is the best option for me. I mostly take pictures of birds, landscapes, abstract & portraits. Would appreciate any advice. …

Any recommendations for an alternate DK20 eyepiece for a Nikon D3200 or D5100 that gives a better visual for wearers of glasses? Amazon has many but the reviews are all over the place. …

I am confused whether to go for the Nikon D3200 or Nikon D5100. I would be taking mostly portraits and would need a camera which would take better pictures in low light. …

In particular, if I have a low- to mid-range body (A DSLR such as a Nikon D3200 or Nikon D5100, or Canon SL1 or T5, or a mirrorless camera such as a Panasonic GH3 or an Olympus E-PL6). … I shoot photos of my family and friends whether out at the park or having a picnic, my kids sports practices and games, vacation photos, as well as some landscapes, flowers, and whatever else catches my …

I am thinking of my buying my first DSLR and have narrowed down to D3200 and D5100. … in certain situations where you cannot see the fixed screen when taking a photo) D3200 is the newer one, has more mega pixels (which I don't care about, as I am not going to either take large prints or …

The D5100 is a somewhat older model, and it is reaching the end of it's lifespan. The D3200 is basically brand new. I would take a look at some high ISO comparisons here. … Beyond that, the D3200 is a significant boost in megapixels, and if you plan to print very large images(ie landscapes) or blow up small portions of the image, that might make the D3200 beneficial to you …

If staying with Nikon the 16.2 mp D5100 does very well on high ISO for an APSC camera. … Existing lenses without in-lens focus motors will only manually focus with either D5100 or D3200 Fast lenses are good for low light BUT depth of field is limited at large apertures and a group photo …

Get the D5100, if you liked to use either: Bracketing (for HDR or something else) Timelapse functionality (built into the D5100; you could buy an external adaptor for the D3200) Swivel screen for video … Get the D3200 if you like more megapixel or a bit of additional zoom (through cropping). Get the D3200 if you want wifi. …

On the other hand I'm reading "The last D3100, D3200, D5100, D5200 and P7700 firmware update killed third party battery compatibility" and my camera has the following firmware version: A 1.00 B 1.00 … L 1.003 I also read that this firmware update is not so important, or in other words, didn't bring important features. …

First of all, I recommend to get Nikon or Canon. It's not a simple principle, there are two big companies that offer quality and great services (hardware and software). … My preferences (ordered by price, desc): Nikon - D7100, D7000, D5200, D5100, D3200, D3100 …

Looking at their data comparing the D3200 to the D5100 the test results look pretty close to me so I would probably make the decision on price or other features that you care about. …

There is no way to adjust any settings or update firmware to make your camera any more compatible with this lens. … , D5000, D90, D80, D70 series, D3200, D3100, D3000, D60, D50, D40 series, film cameras …

Incompatible models: D2 series, D1 series, D200, D100, D90, D80, D70 series, D60, D50, D40 series, D5100, D5000, D3200, D3100, D3000, film SLR cameras. … The AF-P motor system requires lens focus feedback (and possibly power delivery) that older camera body designs and/or firmware were not capable of providing. …

Nikon's AF-P lenses do not work with the D5100. … , D5000, D3200, D3100 or D3000 digital SLR cameras or film SLR cameras. …