She was really into portrait and landscape photography when we were married, had all the 'good stuff' for the period.
(Hasselblad)
As the rigors of being 'in demand' wore her down.. lets face it, taking pictures of everyone's joyous activities (weddings, family reunions etc) on the weekend, dealing with 'drunk Uncle from Hoboken'... deadbeat accounts.. she just said "enough"!
So, for the last 20 years, been happy with the various point-n-shoot type cameras. Last couple were Nikon Coolpix, and been happy with the features, EXCEPT for the trap door on the battery/SD. total junk design on the latch!
So, I know there are better Nikons out there, but for $485 I got the camera body, and 2 lenses. This one is NOT the VR type lenses ( 18-55 and 55-200mm ) 24.1 mega pixel, 4 frame per second rapid fire, and of course, video.
Got the wife a new Nikon D3200 for Christmas!
She was really into portrait and landscape photography when we were married, had all the 'good stuff' for the period.
(Hasselblad)
As the rigors of being 'in demand' wore her down.. lets face it, taking pictures of everyone's joyous activities (weddings, family reunions etc) on the weekend, dealing with 'drunk Uncle from Hoboken'... deadbeat accounts.. she just said "enough"!
So, for the last 20 years, been happy with the various point-n-shoot type cameras. Last couple were Nikon Coolpix, and been happy with the features, EXCEPT for the trap door on the battery/SD. total junk design on the latch!
So, I know there are better Nikons out there, but for $485 I got the camera body, and 2 lenses. This one is NOT the VR type lenses ( 18-55 and 55-200mm ) 24.1 mega pixel, 4 frame per second rapid fire, and of course, video.