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The camera body is almost entirely constructed of plastic, but while the D3500 certainly doesn't feel as robust as some of the company's higher specified models, it still exudes a degree of quality you might not expect at this price point.

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We're not sure what kind of wizardry Nikon have employed to achieve this 30% increase in battery life, but it should see you through a full day's shooting without having to worry about carrying a spare. You'll still have to find a place for your little finger under the camera, though, if you have larger-than-average hands.ĭespite the reduction in the size of the body, and despite using exactly the same battery, Nikon have somehow manged to extend the battery life from 1,200 shots on the D3400 to a whopping 1,550 shots on the D3500.

It now has an even deeper right-hand grip with a pronounced lip at the top which is easier to keep a firm grip of. The Nikon D3500 is a tiny DSLR camera, weighing in at 45g less than the D3400 and and measuring 124 x 97 x 69.5 mm. The Nikon D3500 is the opposite of many recent camera launches - inside it's very similar, offering almost exactly all the same features as its predecessor, the D3400 - but outside, Nikon have made it even smaller and lighter, given it a deeper handgrip, and relocated most of the external controls, so much so that it feels like a different camera (more like the D5000 series).

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The camera's other key features remain the same - an EXPEED 4 processor, 5fps continuous shooting, a 3 inch 921k-dot LCD monitor, one-touch full 1080p HD video recording with autofocus, quick-access Live View mode, ISO range of 100-25600, 11-point autofocus system with a cross-type sensor in the centre, 10 special effects, and an interactive Guide Mode. The main changes to the D3500 compared to the previous D3400 model are extended battery life, now up to 1,550 frames per charge, a smaller and lighter design, a deeper hand-grip, revised control layout, the ability to use Bluetooth to shoot remotely, and cheaper pricing in the US. The Nikon D3500 is a new entry-level DSLR camera aimed at beginners which has a 24.2 megapixel DX format APS-C sensor with no low-pass anti-aliasing filter.

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