Nikon D3100 Digital camera

The Nikon D3100 is an entry-level DSLR camera released in 2010, featuring an APS-C sensor and offering an intuitive shooting experience for photography beginners. The camera body is constructed from engineering plastic with a non-slip rubber grip; it features a clean button layout and a mode dial that integrates automatic, manual, and scene modes for easy adjustment of shooting parameters. Equipped with a 14.2-megapixel sensor and supporting 1080p video recording, the camera includes a built-in "Guide Mode" that assists users with basic settings such as exposure and focus. Its F-mount is compatible with a wide range of Nikon lenses—including both prime and zoom options—expanding creative possibilities.
The camera body shows signs of normal wear; the grip rubber is intact, and the buttons and dials operate smoothly. The CMOS sensor is free of visible mold. Included items are the original battery, a third-party charger, a body cap, and a camera strap. The unit has been tested and is fully functional.