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Adorama has the Nikon D3300 2-Lens kit refurbished by Nikon USA for $479.95. The kit includes the 18-55mm VR II and 55-300mm VR lenses, along with the Nikon WU-1A Wireless Adapter. Check it out while it lasts here at Adorama. Copyright/DMCA Notice: The RSS entry was originally published on Photography Bay. RSSID#794326
One of the biggest selling points for more professional cameras is their rigidity. Mag-alloy body vs. Plastics; better weather sealing, and all and all better constructions, but photographer Mike Quain from Arkansas shows that you can pull it off with an entry level Nikon D3300 and a cheap 35mm f/1.8 lens. Mike (A.K.A The Nikon Kidd) did quite a […]
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Current Nikon instant rebates make the Nikon D3300 with the 18-55mm VR II lens $496.95 (reg. $646.95), along with the Nikon WU-1a wireless mobile adapter for free. Check it out here at B&H Photo.
The deal is also available here at Amazon, albeit w…
According to Nikon Japan, the Nikon D3300 entry level DSLR has been discontinued (what Google translates as “old products”). That it’s listed as discontinued before an announcement for its replacement has been made could potentially mean an end to the D3x00 line. It could, however, also mean that a D3500 announcement is imminent (assuming they’ll skip the […]
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Things seem to be happening all at once for Nikon at the moment, with several announcements, and one rumour. First up, for those that have been lucky enough to receive their Nikon D500 body already, the Nikon MB-D17 grip is now available to order from Amazon, offering a very welcome weight balance for those shooting longer lenses, as […]
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