I love what I read about this camera, but is it a pop up flash on the left where your left hand is holding the camera? That may be a deal breaker...
779506
Pop up flash is on the left but does not interfere with the way I hold the camera.I'm very satisfied so far.
779507
Pop up flash is on the left but does not interfere with the way I hold the camera. I'm very satisfied so far.
779508
The flash does pop up on the top left, but it never got in my way. Although I haven't used the flash a ton.
779509
It does pop up. It kind of pops up and forward though, so for me, it is not in the way. I can still rest my pointer finger up there behind it.
896090
I may not be the best person to ask about that as I haven't attempted any flash photography until just now (months after purchase). There is a flash symbol on the d-pad and the same symbol on the side of the camera where a pop-up flash comes out, but I was unable to get the flash to work at all using either of these buttons...
761752
I had to push the button by the flash to get it to pop up, then take the picture. It does not POP automatically.If it doesn't work then, I Don't know what the problem is.
369495
No the flash does not automatically pop up when needed. An icon telling you to use the flash does appear in the view finder/screen but have to manually release the flash with a button to the left of the flash. Some people will take pictures even though the camera tells them to use the flash which sometimes works okay and sometime not. I hope this helps.
2234810
I am having to think about reposition my fingers when I turn the camera on. Your natural grip has you hold the camera where the pop up flash is when you turn the camera on. I have had mixed results with the flash. On some shots it looks fantastic and seems to compensate exposure for nicely lit shots. Other times it is pretty typical of single source on-camera flash. I'm still getting use to the camera but would have liked direct access to the flash controls.
1866051
the flash is located just under your left finger when holding the camera in position to take a pictureIt pops out when the flash function is on as needed.
175195
Yes there is a flash attachment that comes with the camera. Mine did at least!
1973415
Thank you for contacting us! This camera has a built-in pop-up flash. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
442525
Hi Shannon, yes, the camera has a built in flash that pops up when the (Flssh pop up) button is pressed. Thanks_Mitch
2098088
this is one thing I'm not happy about. when I bought the camera the 'salesman' said that it would automatically pop up. it's not a huge deal but it may have changed my mind on the camera I bought.
517546
To use the flash, you have to manually lift it up from the top of the camera. It does work quite well though.
260589
the camera includes a flash but it needs to be snapped into place on top of the camera, it is separate and I ended up returning the camera
519997
There is a button right behind the flash. You have to push it for the flash to pop-up. This link will show you the flash button. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYOHltiToNk
2117558
It comes with a small flash that has worked for me so far. It pops out (sometimes when you rather it wouldn't) on the left side of the camera.
761753
First, you have to press the flash release button to open the flash(refer to the manual for location{ looking at the back of the camera, it's to the left of the flash cover, on the top of the camera} ). You also have to set the flash mode; always, automatic,etc.Several times I've been frustrated only to find out that the flash wasn't open and ready.Good luck.
1803047
Yes, the D3200 does have a pop-up flash unit the appears from the top of the camera in front of the External flash hotshoe. It will pop-up automatically anytime a focus point determines that there is not enough light. You can defeat this feature by turning the flash off. You cannot, however, pop the flash up manuallly.
1658664
It does, it's a pop-up flash on the top left. It can only be activated manually, a great feature so you don't have to worry about messing with flash options in the camera menu.