The DT Accessory PackNikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6G ED VR ($500)For newbies, this lens gives you a longer focal range and is a better alternative to the 18-55mm kit option.Incase Designs CL58065 DSLR case ($60)This simple camera bag has room for...
How bad do you want a touchscreen? With the same sensor, processor, video performance, and optical viewfinder as its predecessor, the D5500 isn't breaking down any new barriers. It's much more compact, sure, but it's otherwise an incremental upgrade t...
Buildquality, Adjustable touchscreen, Reduced size and weight, Picture quality, Excellent battery life, Improved Live View responsiveness, WiFi
Default JPG image too dense, Menus as convoluted as ever, AF slightly slower than on the D5300, AF noisy when filming, No headphone output
With the D5500, Nikon has once again produced an effective and responsive consumer-oriented SLR that takes a good photo. The addition of a touchscreen is a real plus, and it works brilliantly. The interface, though, is still too convoluted and much more d...
Vari, angle touchscreen, Proven sensor, Small size and low weight
The optical viewfinder in a DSLR doesn't show the effect of camera adjustments, GPS unit gone
Build and handling Like the D5300, the D5500 has a monocoque construction, which means its shell is made from a single piece of material. However, at 124x97x70mm and 420g (body only) the new camera is lighter and slimmer than the D5300 which measures 125x...
Excellent updated handling, Solid performance, great images, Fast AF
No GPS, Conservative upgrades
The Nikon D5500 is a very conservative tweak of the popular D5300. It doesn't mess with the image quality or performance, instead deciding to make the camera a mite more accessible. We'll have to see whether the touchscreen's actually worth using when we...
Published: 2015-01-07, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: It's a curious time in the world of cameras right now, with boundaries ever-blurring, but new technologies incremental rather than revolutionary. The arrival of the Nikon D5500, which is the company's first ever touchscreen DSLR, looks to fend off the com...
Abstract: Nikon D5500 has been officially launched with some new and interesting features. The Nikon D5500 DX DSLR is the company's first DSLR featuring 3.2-inch touch screen capabilities. There are some major improvements over the last D5300. It seems that compan...
Excellent image quality, compact and light, 3.2-inch fully articulating LCD screen, advanced Auto ISO controls, decent battery life
No aperture control or Auto ISO in movie mode, basic smartphone app
Nikon D5500 is a compact and lightweight DSLR camera that clicks great quality images and comes packed with features a photography enthusiast would ever need. It lacks aperture control but overall it's a great bet with decent battery backup.As compared t...
