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The #NikonD3500 is the latest version of Nikon’s entry-level DSLR. It’s effectively an update to the evergreen Nikon D3400, a starter DSLR that’s been a long-term favourite. There haven’t been many changes, and it’s unlikely you’d want to upgrade your old D3400 (or D3300 before it) to the new D3500, but this refresh does keep Nikon right at the head of the game in the beginner DSLR market. The D3500 isn’t just Nikon’s cheapest and simplest DSLR, it’s also its lightest, weighing just 415g, body only, and that’s with the battery and a memory card. It will usually come with a lightweight 18-55mm AF-P kit lens which has a retracting mechanism to make it more portable when it’s not switched on. It’s not quite as small as a mirrorless camera, but it’s light, fast enough and cheap enough to prove that there’s life in the DSLR design yet. This camera is designed specifically for beginners, with simplified controls and a built in Guide Mode to help new users learn the basics. But it’s also compatible with a wide range of Nikon lenses, from Nikon and third-party makers, and has a good enough specification to please enthusiasts as well as beginners. Read more: https://bit.ly/2zfzf35 Watch more related videos: 1. Nikon D3500 - Field Test and Review - https://youtu.be/cnsDMUSirgQ 2. The NEW Nikon D3500 is here - Is it BETTER than the D3400? - https://youtu.be/o5Jvoq2b530 3. D3500 First Look Video - https://youtu.be/fwk9Uh_vjB4 4. Nikon D3500 Review: Should you buy it? - https://youtu.be/rRjL2lQPQzw 5. Nikon D3500 Unboxing and first impressions v Nikon D3400 - https://youtu.be/EYb9oTjGJiY
