 | Low resolution screen | 921k dots |  | No image stabilization | Risk of blur |  | Poor maximum light sensitivity | 12,800 ISO |  | No touch screen | More buttons |  | Fixed screen | Less flexible |  | Uses battery, see less detail | Pentamirror |  | No GPS | Missing geo-tagging |  | No focus motor | Won't autofocus with all lenses | |  | Below average sized screen | 3" |  | Slow continuous shooting | 5 fps |  | Poor startup delay | 400 ms startup delay |  | No weather sealing | Need to shelter it from weather |  | Fewer focus points | 11 |  | Old | January 2014 |  | Below average viewfinder coverage | 95% |  | Slow shutter speed | 1/4000 of a second | |
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ISO Rating -I SO in Steps of 1 EV (200 - 6400), 1 EV above ISO (12800 Equivalent)
i am seen that on a online website,,,,i am confusing,cause i am seen on SNAPSORT that nikon d3300 have 100-12800 iso,which boost up more higher 20000 and above....
but when i am going to buy that product,there i found - ISO in Steps of 1 EV (200 - 6400), 1 EV above ISO (12800 Equivalent)....i can not understand that mean,,,please help mine with details,so that i can understood in easy way.
i am a new guy in this world,,,,
please help mine.is it work same like SNAPSHOT present us,,,,,or it is differ?
So you have to decide which feature is more important to your needs in order to select from them
If you are buying as an enthusiast who knows pretty much about photography and you don't plan to buy a mid or pro level camera anytime soon, then buy D5300.