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Nikon D3300 review: Nice photos, reasonably fast

Nikon D3300 review: Nice photos, reasonably fast

June 17, 2015CamerasNikon, Nikon D3300, review

THE GOOD

The Nikon D3300‘s photo quality improves on its predecessor, and while it’s not incredibly fast it performs pretty well for its price class.

THE BAD

The feature set remains pretty limited.
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