The Nikon D3300 still represents one of the best entry level reflex cameras today. Small and light, it is easy to handle thanks to the ergonomic grip and easy access to the buttons that regulate the various functions. The lightness is determined by the fact that a large part of the construction material is plastic but at the same time allows you to customize the camera thanks to the purchase of different covers. On the back of the camera there is a 3-inch screen which is not adjustable but has good image quality overall: the only limitation is that it appears a little slow when using the Live View function. One of the strengths of the Nokon D300 is given by the 24.2 megapixel sensor which, in addition to ensuring remarkable image quality, allows you to vary the ISO scale from a minimum of 100 to a maximum of 12800. The autofocus is also good even if it only has 11 points available with an AF sensor in the center. To represent an entry level model, the continuous shooting function is highly appreciated as it guarantees, for different image resolutions, 5 shots per second with the Autofocus working simultaneously. The Video mode also functions well although, compared with modern entry level models, it is starting to feel slightly the weight of the years. The battery life is decidedly superior to the average of products in the same range, ensuring the camera works for at least 700 shots.