The Nikon D3500 is a beginner-friendly 24-megapixel entry-level DSLR camera with an APS-C CMOS sensor. It is lighter and more affordable than its predecessor, the D3400, and has a longer battery life. The camera features a Guide Mode to help new photographers learn to shoot in various situations. Key specifications include ISO 100-2500, EXPEED 4 image processor, 24 MP APS-C CMOS sensor, Bluetooth image transfer, 1,550 shot battery life (CIPA), 921 k-dot fixed LCD screen, 1080/60p Full HD video capability, 5 fps continuous shooting, and an 11-point autofocus system through the optical viewfinder. The Nikon D3500 User Guide is a comprehensive manual for those who own or are interested in the Nikon D3500. It covers all the critical features and functions of the camera, providing a step-by-step guide for setup and customization. The guide begins with an introduction to the camera, including a description of its components and key features. It then provides instructions for setting up the camera. In addition to setup, the Nikon D3500 User Guide includes a section on basic photography techniques, such as using the autofocus system, selecting the right metering mode, and controlling exposure settings to achieve the best results. The guide also covers the camera's shooting modes, such as portrait, landscape, sports, and macro, and explains how to take advantage of these modes to get the best results. It also discusses the Nikon D3500's video capabilities, including how to shoot high-quality video and use manual focus and audio control options. Finally, it also explores the camera's wireless connectivity options, including how to transfer photos and videos to a smartphone or computer using Wi-Fi or a USB cable. Here are some things you'll get a chance to learn from this user guide: How to attach and remove a lens How to set the focus mode How to customize your camera Exploring external camera controls How to restore default settings Changing the (shutter button) release mode And many more!!! The Nikon D3500 User Guide is essential for both beginners and experienced photographers to fully utilize their camera and achieve impressive results.