Nikon has officially announced the D3400, the company’s newest entry-level DSLR. It is (somewhat obviously) a successor to the D3300, and the D3200 that came before it. The new camera doesn’t ...

Nikon D3400, $650 entry dSLR, arrives with new AF-P series lenses In addition to a minor update to its cheapest dSLR, Nikon brings its 18-55mm AF-P lenses to the US and announces new 70-300mm ...

Not everyone can handle cameras like Nikon's flagship D5, which are designed with professional photographers in mind. But, for those who want a less advanced DSLR, the Japanese manufacturer has ...

Nikon improved on the specs to equip the D3400 with better features over its predecessor. For instance, the company has expanded the standard ISO sensitivity from the previous-gen model's 100 ...

That makes the Nikon D3400 an easy choice for beginners at the sub-$500 price point. Of course, there’s more to the decision than a simple comparison of the specs.

With decent low-light photos and a smoother-to-focus for movies kit lens, the D3400 remains a first-dSLR favorite.

Also of note: While Nikon’s SnapBridge app wasn’t compatible with iPhones when the D3400 was first announced, it was by the time we finished our testing and we used it with an iPhone 6 running the ...

The D3400 is Nikon’s newest entry-level camera system, and it comes with plenty of features to entice beginning photographers. If you’re looking for more creative control and a more capable ...

Electronics Nikon launches entry-level D3400 DSLR for beginners By Shawn Knight August 17, 2016, 1:00 PM 17 comments ...

Nikon announced the D3400, its latest compact, entry-level DSLR. A successor to the two-year old D3300 (a Digital Trends recommended camera), the D3400 is nearly identical in almost every regard ...

Nikon updates its entry level camera body bumping up the model from the D3300 to the Nikon D3400 with quieter AF-P lenses.