by Gevon Servo on February 7, 2011

In my time with the Nikon D3100, I had an interesting thought. It will make a nice family DSLR. A camera like the D3100 can play many roles in a family without breaking the bank. It’s features, menus and ease of use make it an ideal camera to capture special moments. The camera is a great photography training tool for that your photographer in your life also.. [click to continue…]
by Gevon Servo on January 29, 2011
by Gevon Servo on January 20, 2011
Camera Nikon D3100 Exposure 20 Aperture f/16.0 Focal Length 50 mm ISO Speed 100
It was a cold, quiet, crisp morning in my hometown: the type of day I would usually shoot with my 50mm lens on my D90. After a little thought and a cup of tea I put my Nikon 50mm F/1.8 D lens on the D3100. We love 50mm Prime lenses here on The Phoblographer. They are low cost and great to shoot with. We have written a few posts on this subject. I thought it would be interesting to use my 50mm F/1.8 to shoot some Bokeh and have some fun.
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by Gevon Servo on January 19, 2011
Camera Nikon D3100 Exposure 0.02 sec (1/50) Aperture f/2.0 Focal Length 35 mm ISO Speed 800
Next in this review: an ISO test. The Nikon D3100 has a higher ISO capability than its predecessor the D3000. Its maximum is IS0 3200 and can go up to ISO 128000 when set to HI 2. I started shooting high ISO’s from day one with this camera. The quality of the images at ISO 800 is very nice with little to no noise. Before reading, you can take a look at Day 2 in this series. [click to continue…]
by Gevon Servo on October 29, 2010
by Chris Gampat on October 7, 2010

It’s official, amongst the top searches on this site are Canon 7D and T2i reviews. Now, there is a rebate available until November 24th. If you’re interested in getting your hands on some Nikon goodness, you may also want to check out what B&H has available until October 30th. We had hands on with the D3100 before: check it out if you’d like. Take a look and help support the site.