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Nikon D3500 vs Nikon D3400, Canon T6, Canon M100, Fuji X-T100 and Sony A5100 : Image Quality Comparison

Nikon D3500 vs Nikon D3400, Canon T6, Canon M100, Fuji X-T100 and Sony A5100 : Image Quality Comparison

Posted on March 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Below are crops from our laboratory Still Life target comparing Nikon D3500 JPEG image quality to its predecessor, the D3400, as well as against several competing entry-level interchangeable lens cameras at similar price points: the Canon T6, Canon EOS M100, Fuji X-T100 and Sony A5100. (Some may think the Canon 24-megapixel T6i would be a closer match to the D3500 than the 18-megapixel T6, however the T6i is currently selling for $150 more than the D3500 while the T6 is the same price. We have however included the 24-megapixel Canon M100, as it’s only about $50 more than the D3500 at the time of writing.)
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