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Nikon 1 J4 Mirrorless Camera with 10-30mm Kit

Nikon 1 J4 Mirrorless Camera with 10-30mm Kit

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Small enough to fit in your pocket and incredibly fast, the Nikon 1 J4 mirrorless camera will help you capture tack-sharp photos—no matter how fast the subject or how dim the lighting. This versatile camera features a CX-format 18.4MP CMOS sensor and EXPEED 4A image processor to produce high-resolution stills and 1080p full HD video, with an impressive ISO sensitivity up to 12800 Read More

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mayorblurps
499
Jan 22, 2016
I've been wanting to pick up either a starter dslr or a mirrorless system. The price looks good on this package...any photo pros out there have any advice? I like Nikon and have owned many Nikons but for some reason I have always preferred Sony cameras. Tough decision...
Nams Seleman
34
Jan 26, 2016
mayorblurpsI'm not a professional photographer, but I've been an amateur photographer for decades and have sold a few photos to websites. I used a Pentax Spotmatic back in the days of 35 mm film. When the digital SLR and DSLR cameras became more affordable, I grew partial to Nikon due to their file compression compatibility (as compared to Sony's tendency for proprietary file compression) and because Nikon cameras tend to be compatible with the widest variety of lenses and lens manufacturers.
I've tried SLR, DSLR, and mirrorless cameras (I still have a pocket-size mirrorless Canon PowerShot that has been going strong for more than ten years). My preference is DSLR because I've been using that body style and a viewfinder (opposed to an LCD screen) for decades. Personally, a viewfinder allows me to better concentrate on what I'm photographing and it tends to provide a truer representation of how a photo will look when it's printed than do mirrorless cameras (I think the newer mirrorless cameras are catching up in that area).
All-in-all, for me it comes down to functionality when making a decision on buying a new camera. I ask myself if I'm after a pocket-sized camera or a standard size camera. With pocket-sized cameras I stick with Canon because they have always been a good bang for the buck. With standard sized cameras I go for SLR or DSLR Nikons for the reasons stated above.
Well, that's my input. Take it for what it's worth, which is probably proportional to what it cost.
Happy hunting!
j4yl1u
21
Jan 29, 2016
mayorblurpsNot a pro but I am not impressed with the 1 series. This item was also on sale at Target for only 200.
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I'm not a professional photographer, but I've been an amateur photographer for decades and have sold a few photos to websites. I used a Pentax Spotmatic back in the days of 35 mm film. When the digital SLR and DSLR cameras became more affordable, I grew partial to Nikon due to their file compression compatibility (as compared to Sony's tendency for proprietary file compression) and because Nikon cameras tend to be compatible with the widest variety of lenses and lens manufacturers. I've tried SLR, DSLR, and mirrorless cameras (I still have a pocket-size mirrorless Canon PowerShot that has been going strong for more than ten years). My preference is DSLR because I've been using that body style and a viewfinder (opposed to an LCD screen) for decades. Personally, a viewfinder allows me to better concentrate on what I'm photographing and it tends to provide a truer representation of how a photo will look when it's printed than do mirrorless cameras (I think the newer mirrorless cameras are catching up in that area). All-in-all, for me it comes down to functionality when making a decision on buying a new camera. I ask myself if I'm after a pocket-sized camera or a standard size camera. With pocket-sized cameras I stick with Canon because they have always been a good bang for the buck. With standard sized cameras I go for SLR or DSLR Nikons for the reasons stated above. Well, that's my input. Take it for what it's worth, which is probably proportional to what it cost. Happy hunting!
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