Nikon D5300

APS-C, 24 MP, 3.2"
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        Summary Nikon D5300

        Prices Price
        Body only
        Unknown
        With 18-55mm lens
        $500 - $549
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        Score Snapsort rank
        Within its price range
        #n/a of 1
        Among similar cameras
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        Specifications Key specs
        Sensor size
        Help APS-C 23.5x15.6mm
        Screen resolution
        Help 1,037k dots
        Megapixels
        Help 24 MP
        Movie format
        Help 1080p @ 60fps
        Screen size
        Help 3.2"
        Light sensitivity
        Help 12,800 ISO
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        Lenses Lenses
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        Nikon D5300 Film Look - Cinematic

        Pros

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        The Nikon D5300 vs other recent entry-level DSLRs

        Screen resolution High resolution screen Help
        1,037k dots
        Screen flips out Flip-out screen Help
        Great for movies
        Focus points Many focus points Help
        39
        Movie continuous focus Movie continuous focus Help
        Makes it easy to get in-focus movies
        Weight Light Help
        480 g
        Screen size Huge screen Help
        3.2"
        External mic jack External mic jack Help
        Record higher quality audio with a microphone
        Lens availability More lenses available Help
        230 lenses
        GPS Built-in GPS Help
        Great for travel
        Popularity Very popular Help
        Among snapsort users

        Cons

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        The Nikon D5300 vs other recent entry-level DSLRs

        Image stabilization No image stabilization Help
        Risk of blur
        Startup delay Poor startup delay Help
        500 ms startup delay
        Weather sealed No weather sealing Help
        Need to shelter it from weather
        Viewfinder Uses battery, see less detail Help
        Pentamirror
        Viewfinder coverage Below average viewfinder coverage Help
        95%
        Fastest shutter speed Slow shutter speed Help
        1/4000 of a second
        Viewfinder size Small viewfinder Help
        0.54x
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Shutter lag Poor shutter lag Help
        200 ms shutter lag
        Announced Old Help
        October 2013
        Built-in focus motor No focus motor Help
        Won't autofocus with all lenses

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        Avatar for max foto max foto (4:08 PM, September 06, 2016)
        good
         
        Avatar for max foto max foto (3:17 PM, September 06, 2016)
        what is its type
         
        Avatar for max foto max foto (3:16 PM, September 06, 2016)
        which is better for first DSLR or mirorless ? D5300 or D5200 or D3300 or 760D or 1300D or 70D or A6000 or K-50 or A5100 ?
        In terms of ease of use and most features
         
        Aviruchi (4:51 AM, August 19, 2016)
        YES IN 55-200 THERE IS STABILAIZATION BUT IN 18-55 THERE IS NO STABILAIZATION DUE TO REDUCE NOISE IN THE IME OF CONTINEOUS VIDEO SHOOTING.
         
        Avatar for Louise Louise (8:18 AM, July 22, 2016)
        Is there stabalisation in the lenses?
         
        Avatar for Paul M Stratford Paul M Stratford (5:16 PM, December 30, 2015)
        I currently have a Nikon D40 and want to upgrade. This camera looks perfect to me If I brought this camera would my current lenses fit??????
         
        Avatar for georgiagrace georgiagrace (3:37 AM, March 21, 2015)
        I have been using the D90 for 5 years, looking to upgrade to a higher megapixel and was looking at the D5300, thoughts? I also looked at the D5200, I was wondering if it's worth upgrading other than just for the higher MP.
         
        sreekanth (4:19 AM, March 17, 2015)
        Yes, VR (Vibration Reduction)
         
        Sudip Mallick (4:03 AM, March 13, 2015)
        Even d5500 latest version don't have GPS and WiFi system, think... After downloaded thenikon wmu app for free, you can sync camera's pics on your android or apple fone you can control camera's menu from it and also use it as the remot of it . amazing!
         
        Avatar for Charlie Hohn Charlie Hohn (10:39 PM, October 30, 2014)
        Is this camera good for action shots , i.e fish jumping, ect ?
         
        Suri (5:49 AM, March 01, 2014)
        In my opinion, this is a great and awesome camera, I bought it and I'm loving it even more, I'm truly amazed. Worth every penny! I also bought it with the new 18-140mm Lens. It's not just the GPS/Wi-Fi feature, it also has a better image processor (Expeed4) which makes this a very unique camera, having the 1080p 60p Video, among many other features! I definitely recommend this camera as an upgrade or as a beginner DSLR, you will agree with me after you take a few shots and get the hang of it!
         
        Alex (0:18 AM, February 01, 2014)
        IIRC no Nikon *bodies* feature image stabilization. Nikon places image stabilization in the lenses.
         
        Avatar for star gr star gr (9:44 PM, January 30, 2014)
        wifi & gps but not image stabilization ?
         
        Harshcj (6:03 AM, December 13, 2013)
        Its an Awesome Cam : Beats the Legendary D7000 : what more do you want !!
         
        Avatar for dumbthought dumbthought (7:39 AM, November 26, 2013)
        Waiting for good detailed review of this. Perhaps it is is not significantly better than D5200. Benefit of being filter-less may not be that discernible. Seems that it mostly adds convenience in form of Wifi and GPS for those who need it, and a small weight reduction.

        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?