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Question: Heard the 18-55 kit lens doesn't match up with well with sensor, which lenses do match up?
Document: Especially if you're stepping up from a point and shoot. The camera displays good color reproduction, and the 18-55 kit lens is probably one of the best kit lenses to be offered by a cameramaker out there in terms of its optical performance. Dynamic range is excellent.
I just received this camera 3 days ago but have already run at least 250-300 frames with it. The performance is amazing in addition to the 18-55 kit lens being outstanding. I also purchased a Nikon 35mm lens to go with the camera and will review it after working with it.All of the controls on the D3200 seem to be placed with care and are so intuitive to use that I feel like I've had the camera for years.
While the D 3200 is marketed as an entry level camera, you can also shoot in aperture, shutter  priority to advance your knowledge. With the 18-55 MM kit lens, the D3200 takes incredibly sharp  shots in many different shooting situations, and you can shoot in RAW and JPG. This is a whole lot of camera for not much money. It's good for family shots, travel, but not so great with fast, fluid action (sports). This camera performs exceptionally in low light.
The sensor is so powerful, though, that it does reveal limitations of this lens and you will get better results from professional grade lenses- however these start at about twice what this camera costs together with the 18-55mm zoom.Altogether, it takes incredible pictures, so unless you have lens issues as noted above, highly recommended.
I bought the Nikon D3200 bundle from another retailer including 18-55 & 55-200 VR lenses and the wireless adapter. I have had film SLR and point-n-shoot digital cameras before but this is my first DSLR. I have had it for two weeks and I am very happy with my purchase.The camera body w/ lens is very light compared the film ancestors. Controls are logically placed.
Easy to use, high quality pictures. Excellent entry level DSLR. I am new to photography and bought my wife a D3100 last summer. That is also a great entry level camera. I chose The D3200 because as a beginner I do not have super expensive lenses. The 24.2 megapixels allows me to take shots with my 55-300 lens and crop with better clarity than the D3100. The controls are easy to use. The stock 18-55 VR lens leaves a little to be desired.
The sensor is all you'd expect it to be, and will deliver poster-size enlargements with no apparent pixelization; but when it comes to image quality, the sensor is only part of the pipeline. The kit lens is all very well and plenty-good-enough for casual shooting, but making the most of 24 megapixels suggests the use of better optics, such as the fixed-focal-length Nikkor 60mm f/1.8, and flash or a tripod.
I recently bought the D3200 and have run a couple hundred images through it. Long exposure night shots have been great, both with the kit 18-55mm lens and the Tamron 70-300mm lens. I wish it did have some effect modes like the point and shoot cameras have as well as other brand DSLR's (IE sepia mode, etc..) That can also be done in post processing though.
But the guide mode helps you with some basic and advanced photography.-Nice lens kit. Out of the box I'll admit the 18-55mm is quite limited in what it can do, especially as somebody who enjoys macrophotography, but it'll be able to do most of the shots you'd like to take. The VR feature is nice as well.-Nikon brand quality. As always, Nikon has delivered a high quality product. I've owned a few Nikon products before and they've never failed me.
The learning curve isn't too steep.I haven't tried shooting flash yet with my SB-800, but the built-in pop-up flash works very well.After I get through checking out the camera, I'll probably keep my 18-200mm DX zoom lens on most of the time, but for everyday casual shooting, the 18-55mm kit lens is giving very nice results, and its light weight goes perfectly with the D3200 camera body.This is no stripped-down entry level camera.
Answer: Hi P. Deal, I don't know where you heard that the kit lens doesn't match up with the sensor.... Everything on my camera lined up perfectly. I've had zero problems with the CMOS sensor. I've had zero problems switching lenses. Everything is clear and stable. I hope this helps! :)