The Nikon D3000 is a reflex for non-professional photographers. The compact dimensions and the almost insignificant weight (even less than 500g) are the characteristics that distinguish it from the mass of entry level reflex cameras. Inside there is a 24x16mm DX CCD image sensor with ten million pixels, which although small does not fail to produce images with appreciable detail. The ISO sensitivity is good, although not suitable for night shots, with a maximum range of 1600 stops. It also features an eleven-point focusing system, as well as four different autofocus modes. Externally it features a fixed high-resolution LCD monitor, perfect for on-the-fly adjustments. Nikon's D3000 also shoots in both JPEG and RAW modes and has a rich settings menu with different shooting modes (standard, black and white, portrait and many others), so you can automatically set all the settings for the type of image you intend to create. Finally, this SLR is characterized by the ability to post-produce photos right from the camera, simply by accessing them from the function menu and selecting the desired filters or effects. Ideal for: The Nikon D3000 is ideal for beginners and amateur photographers without too many pretensions. The ease of use and extreme maneuverability make it perfect for learning the first rudiments of photography and post production without too much effort, but with excellent results.