What's the difference? Nikon D3200 and D3200 NVR?
I'm looking at these 2 DSLR camera's, the only difference being the model numbers, but what does the NVR mean? What's the difference over the other model?
Nikon D3200
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5598263.htm
Nikon D3200 NVR
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2598077.htm
the only difference i can find is the model number, but what is the NVR?
The way Nikon uses those terms, VR stands for Vibrational Reduction, and NVR stands for non-Vibrational Reduction. There are different reasons why you'd want to use either one and it has to do with the lens that comes with the camera body.
VR - vibration reduction is Nikon terminology, Canon calls it IS or image stabilization
Both Nikon & Canon have this stabilization in the lens
Sony & Pentax have this feature built in to their bodies & call it sensor shift
The NVR in your case means that the bundled 18-55 kit lens is non stabilized
Not a big deal, but certainly a good feature to have for raw hands or someone new to DSLR's
Besides, the VR package seems marginally cheaper than the NVR - so go for it
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