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Features & Issues in my Nikon D3500 | #Nikon #NikonD3500



 Following are the issues i found in last few months and features wise too:


  1. No Time Lapse/Hyper Lapse
  2. No Slo-Mo
  3. Shutter Lag
  4. Writing speed while taking pictures - default memory card - 16 GB Sandisk
  5. Camera froze while recording the lighting and thunder strike
  6. Camera froze while shooting more than 200 - 300 pictures (RAW + JPEG)
  7. ERR - only shutter sound -  no pictures found 
  8. Camera stays calm and normal in winter (0 degree C)
  9. screen not working 
  10. light doesn't blink while inserting, exerting battery and memory card 
  11. Never got option to shoot 1500 pictures in full battery charge
  12. Live View - battery drains 



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