Abstract: Nikon D5300 review: the new D5300 offers a 24-megapixel sensor, with the optical low-pass filter removed to deliver finer image quality. Is this the ultimate beginner DSLR? Find out in our Nikon D5300 review.Nikon describes the D5300 as “an upper-entry-le...
The new Nikon D5300 is a rather modest upgrade of the previous D5200 model, with new wi-fi and GPS functions, enhanced video recording, a larger LCD screen, a smaller body and the removal of the optical low-pass filter. D5200 owners probably won't find e...
Published: 2013-11-13, Author: Kevin , review by: dxomark.com
Compared with rival models from Sony and Canon, the D5300 maintains a competitive advantage in color depth, DR and low light capabilities, and that's before assessing the effects on image sharpness from a higher pixel count and from removing the AA filter...
1037K-dot 3:2 proportioned flip-out screen, Built-in Wifi and GPS, 1080p60 HD video mode, Excellent image quality.
No touch-screen, Poor Battery life, No viewfinder eye sensor, Lacklustre wi-fi features.
The Nikon D5300 is what's often referred to in the technology world as an 'evolutionary' upgrade. Nikon has abandoned the D5200's optical low pass filter, which might have been considered revolutonary a year ago, but now looks, to borrow a fashion ind...
Abstract: The Nikon D5300 is Nikon's newest update to their excellent of 2011 and of 2009. These are all low-priced, high-performance DSLRs with pivoting LCD screens and Live View for shooting photos and movies while held away from your ...
Abstract: It's just under a year ago since we witnessed the arrival of the D5200 and Nikon has announced the . Slotting in above the D5200 in the Nikon line-up, the D5300 is designed to appeal to aspiring users looking to upgrade from a compact, as well as what ...
Abstract: REVIEW—NIKON D5300 DSLR] by terry on 3 April 2014 Price: $1320 with 18—140mm lens (street price) Entry to a great system THE LOW-DOWN: This 24 megapixel DSLR is Nikon’s second level (by price) model. It has an 8.1cm swivelling LCD and live view is ac...
Abstract: Cameras Digital Life News Technology News DateApril 2, 2014 - 11:59PM (0) Read later This 24-megapixel DSLR is Nikon's second level (by price) model. It has an 8.1cm swivelling LCD and live view is activated with a small lever near the mode...
The feel of the controls is smooth and luxurious. The supplied lens can hunt a little for focus on low contrast subjects but, in general, the camera is very responsive. The shutter and mirror are well damped and make a sweet noise. Automatic lens distortion correction is good.
A threeexposure bracket mode is inadequate. And because there is no inbody focus drive, the older Nikkor lenses won't auto focus
For anyone looking for an entry into the Nikon system this is the camera to consider. The D5300 uses a sensor that is also fitted to other Nikon APS-C models, as well as to other brands such as Sony and Pentax. There is nothing cut-down about the internal...
