 | No image stabilization | Risk of blur |  | Slow continuous shooting | 5 fps |  | Poor startup delay | 500 ms startup delay |  | Lower true resolution | 24 MP |  | Shorter battery life | 600 shots |  | Uses battery, see less detail | Pentamirror |  | Below average viewfinder coverage | 95% |  | Thick | 3" | |  | Small viewfinder | 0.54x |  | Poor maximum light sensitivity | 12,800 ISO |  | No touch screen | More buttons |  | No weather sealing | Need to shelter it from weather |  | Poor shutter lag | 200 ms shutter lag |  | Old | October 2013 |  | No focus motor | Won't autofocus with all lenses |  | Slow shutter speed | 1/4000 of a second | |
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In terms of ease of use and most features
So that should make D5200 a steal at the current prices. In fact I've been contemplating purchasing a D5200 to upgrade from my really old D60. I wish to listen from people who are considering purchasing D5300 and their specific reason for picking it over D5200. Also wish to know if prices of D5200 are expected to fall now that D5300 has launched?