>>2575049Pretty much all the newest APS-C sensors have decent performance in low light, but if you want good quality you will need at least FF or MF (645z).
For example the 60D is a common hobby deep sky astro body, hardcore enthusiasts get 60Da or 6Da. A Pentax DSLR with the GPS addon can track the sky with sensor shifting and can go as low as ISO 80 making them great for beginner astro.
D3200 can make some surprisingly good shots but not with the kit lens.
