The D3100 impressed us with its step-by-step guide mode and its ability to help beginners develop into more capable photographers. The Nikon D3200 takes this lead and keeps on running, adding a range of extra advanced operations to the menu, which help users produce more specific and difficult-to-master photographs, without a steep learning curve. The quality of the images produced by the D3200 are in the top-tier for entry-level DSLRs, thanks to the 24.2MP CMOS sensor and EXPEED 3 Image processor. This combo also extends its usability to video performance, capturing Full HD videos with a push of a dedicated button.

At around 500 grams in weight with a battery and memory card installed, the Nikon D3200 is not too cumbersome for long periods of shooting. At the rear of the camera is a bright optical viewfinder to shoot through, or if you are coming from a compact camera background, you might be more comfortable using the large 3-inch LCD screen and its easy-to-access Live View mode. Once you have used the guide mode to successfully capture your images, you can head to the Retouch menu and utilise a range of effects and features to give your pictures character in-camera, which save you the time and effort of using fancy post-production software.

Product photos are provided as a guide only and may differ slightly from the actual item supplied. As these units may be pre-owned or demonstration stock, cosmetic wear such as light marks or surface scratches can be present.

Availability is updated regularly but can change without notice. In the event your selected item is no longer available, the Digital Camera Warehouse team will promptly arrange either a full refund or an alternative option.