“I currently have a D3200 as a mom-tographer. I’m looking to possibly expand to a side photo business. Can you tell me the main and technical differences between the 3200 and the 5600? Will I see a huge difference in speed and quality?”
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There are many differences between the Nikon D3200 and the Nikon D5600 DSLR cameras. One difference is the how much more ISO you can get with the Nikon D5600; this camera allows an ISO Sensitivity up to 25,000 while the Nikon D3200 only 12,500. Another point to consider is that the D5600 offers 5 frames per second at top continuous shooting while the D3200 offers 4 frames per second during top continous shooting. In addition, the D5600 allows you 39 points of focus as compared to the 11 points of focus that your D3200 has. If you're looking to expand your growing camera bag the Nikon D5600 kit has a lot to offer, both personally and professionally.
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