Nikon's D3100 is the company's latest entry-level DSLR and the successor to the best-selling D3000. It builds-upon that model's friendly operation and brings it right up to date with higher resolution images, Live View and HD movie capabilities. Indeed it's arguably now the best-featured entry-level DSLR and will appeal equally to beginners along with enthusiasts on a tighter budget.
The new 14 Megapixel sensor records noticeably finer details than 10 Megapixel models, while noise levels are kept in check at high sensitivities – indeed as you'll see in our results pages, the D3100 performed similarly to the pricier Canon EOS 550D / T2i, at least when both were equipped with their kit lenses.
The presence of Live View and HD movies may not make much difference to DSLR traditionalists, but they're essential features in today's market. Live View finally allows Nikon's entry-level DSLR to compose with its screen and offer features like face detection and subject tracking, while the HD movie mode boasts both 720p and 1080p, along with an attempt at autofocusing while filming.
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