
Nikon D5300 DSLR Camera with 18–55mm VR lens: Achieve crystal-clear shots and high-definition movie footage using the D5300, which comes with a 18–55mm lens that uses VR (Vibration Reduction) image stabilization to limit the effects of camera shake and vibration. Built-in Wi-Fi lets you wireless connect to compatible mobile devices, so you can easily share captured footage with friends, relatives, clients and more.
Memory card sold separately.
Q: Comparison between the D5300 and the d5500
A: Both the D5300 and the D5500 are 24MP DX sensors capable of taking crystal-clear still photos and full HD video. They both feature built-in Wi-fi and GPS and can shoot continuously up to 5 frames per second. While they share many similar features, the newer, lighter D5500 includes some exciting new features. The D5500 is Nikon's first DSLR to offer a 3.2-inch Vari-angle touch operation LCD display, the user to choose their focus point via Touch AF, pinch in to check focus and even activate the shutter with the touch of a fingertip. D5500 users can also take advantage of an expanded wide-ranging ISO spanning 100-25,600, which makes it easy to capture great images, even when available light is scarce. Super Vivid, POP and Photo illustration have been added as Effects Modes, and Picture Controls have been enhanced by adding a “Flat” option. Both cameras are ideal entry-level DSLR for the creative photographer ready to take their storytelling to a new level.
Q: Zoom quality
A: Since you will be a distance away taking pictures - indoors, we would recommend the 18-140. Be aware that you will need to boost the ISO in order to freeze motion. The D5300 makes it easy to do that. It is a SPORTS Scene Mode that will make all the correct settings for you. Be aware, once your camera is in this mode it will disable the flash.
Q: wifi
A: The camera is able to create its own network. Download the official app from Nikon Apple or Android. You can then connect the phone and camera in a stand alone network. It is pretty easy.
Q: Can I. Shoot panorama with the d5300
A: While the Nikon D5300 DSLR camera has a lot to offer photographers, it does not have a panoramic option on it. If you are looking into getting a DSLR that has a panoramic option you may want to look into the Nikon D3300 DSLR camera. The Nikon D3300 offers high-resolution panoramas, as well as many other options for taking beautiful images.
Q: I WANT TO PURCHASE DSLR ENTRY LEVEL WHICH ONE ROUGH AND TOUGH BODY D 3000,3300,5200,OR 5300 OR5500
A: Nikon does not manufacture shock-proof or water-proof DSLRs. While no particular specification is published regarding water or dust protection, our higher end cameras are designed for professional use and can withstand the rigors of that type of photography. The consumer level models, while built to withstand normal usage are not as sealed and protected as the higher end models.
Q: Does this camera take good quality pictures at night?
A: The Nikon D5300 DSLR camera has a variety of options to help you get amazing images at night. There are scenes modes such as Dusk/Dawn and Night Landscape that are preset to help you capture high-quality images of night time activities that are sharp and vivid. You can also adjust the camera settings to set it up for a night time scene. Check out the following article for some tips for shooting at night: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/learn-and-explore/a/tips-and-techniques/taking-pictures-at-dusk-and-at-night.html
A: No, the Nikon D5300 DSLR camera is not compatible with Compact Flash cards. Approved card brands for the Nikon D5300 camera are SanDisk, Toshiba, Panasonic, and Lexar Media cards. Compatible memory card types are SD, SDHC and SDXC and range in size from 2GB to 128GB. For more specifics on card compatibility with this camera please contact Nikon Support.
Q: What is the manufacture year of the d5300?
A: The Nikon Camera was released in November 2013.