Nikon D3400 vs D5600
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- We compare the D3400 with the D5600 to figure out which one, if either, is best for you!
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📷 Nikon D3400 on Amazon help.tc/d3400
📷 Nikon D5600 on Amazon help.tc/d5600
⭐ Nikon 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6 on Amazon help.tc/n140
⭐ Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 Art Lens on Amazon help.tc/s35n
⭐ Nikon 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 on Amazon help.tc/n1024
⭐ Sigma 50-100mm f/1.8 on Amazon help.tc/s100
⭐ Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 on Amazon help.tc/T200
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Эх, тоже самое да на русском языке.
just got a D5600 with standard lens & telephoto lens at Best Buy, Attleboro MA for $599...seemed like a good deal to me.
You can also get a refurbished D5500 (body only) for about $500 which is another option if you want the touchscreen over the GPS (compared to the D5300) and don't mind losing snapbridge (compared to the D5600).
I just got the D3300 and honestly I love it. I don't see myself wishing it had a touch screen since it doesn't really bother me (but that's just me). The focusing is not the best but not because it won't focus well, but because of the noise which depends on the lens.
Same for me. And the benefit of not having touch screen is extra battery life.
Focusing not being the best for me is because I went for manual lenses as they were a whole lot cheaper. But practice makes perfect!
The Life Of Jorge so a better lens give you better focusing? I'm confused at this point now, please explain.
I agree. I actually don't like touch screen - all you end up with is a screen covered with fingerprints!
I just got the D3300 instead (I wanted A6000 initially but way beyond budget) and I can say I'm surprised by the photos it takes, even with the measly 18-55 lens. Indeed, I do intend upgrading to a 35mm 1.8 or who knows what else, but, for the time being, as an amateur photographer, I really appreciate the camera. I could have used the amenities of the D5XXX series, in truth, but I'm not complaining either. There's a huge price difference in here (Romania, precisely) and it's outright a big step-up from the smartphone camera quality. Just my side of the story, any dSLR you get is going to amaze you for a first-timer.
This still makes me feel good about the deal i got on my d5300.
If the touch screen is important go for a used D5500. The 5300 has the flip out screen but isn't a touch screen. The 5500 doesn't have GPS though so, if that's important, go for the 5300.
GPS is cooler to have than a limited touchscreen, imo. Battery drainage is the only downside to that.
Jonathan Snow to say a touchscreen isn't nice is odd...
slaphead55 when your display is all smeared up it is difficult to fine tune your photos.
Its nice to have, sure
But If it was fully touchscreen and worked as good as a smart phone, I would agree with you about the oddity of not wanting a touchscreen.
I just think, If people need a touch screen, get a Sony. Nikon and Canon are just too far behind in this realm. As of now, people are paying too much for not so good tech for the 3400 or 5600. In terms of tech performance/per dollar...It's overpaying no matter how you slice it because it feels like outdated technology. If you are going to feel outdated. Might as well pay less for it.
LOL, its nice to have but to almost pay double is NOT. So 5300 is the best pick for a starter.
Variable aperture lenses are really the bane of my existence. I used one as my main lens for 5 years and then upgraded to a sigma 18-35 f/1.8 and it's soooo awesome to be able to zoom with a constant aperture.
Tony I think you did a great job on your video I shoot aD3200 and you're right there is no better solution than to go with a D5300....for a upgrade and the money.
I don't understand why Nikon took out the external mic port with the D3400 when the D3300 has it. Also, why doesn't Nikon start incorporating an articulating touch screen to the D3xxx series when the Canon T5i has it and it's an entry level camera?
I've had the D5300 for the few months and the lack of a touch screen doesn't bother me at all. It's incredibly easy to control aperture/iso/shutterspeed within seconds
Great video, Tony. As a D5500 user I can say it is spot on!
Started with d3300 a year ago - learned how to do all the things that other cameras have built in. now i really know how bracketing works and how painful it is to do many other things. as a start camera i'd say its great price, to see if you can do photography or not. then its time to upgrade and i'd say you need to know what you will do - travel/sports/nature/landscape as for all of these there is a different type of camera.
Also, D3400 has limited dynamic range because of 12bit raw files while D5300/D5500/D5600 is capable of 14bit raw.
I bought a nikon D5300 today... Thank you Tony and Chelsea for reviews like this...
Lovin' my D5600. Got a deal on Amazon for $599.00. (New) with the kit lens. I purchased several other lenses because unlike Sony, they were cheap. I think it's a very under rated camera, and bests more expensive models in features and mega pixels. It's also very small, like a mirrorless. The perfect entry level camera in my view, and "some" pros even use it.
I recently picked up the Nikon d5300 from Costco bundled with the new AF-P 18-55 and AF-P 70-300 lenses, Nikon bag, and 32gb SD card for $600 brand new! This is my first DSLR and I'm coming from a smartphone as my main camera....and boy is there a difference! The picture quality is amazing and the articulating screen definitely becomes useful when taking those low level shots. This is a killer camera for the price and I highly recommend it.
If you don't have a touch screen, program the multiselector centre button to magnify to 100% during playback and navigate with the multiselector. Its quicker than a touch screen for reviewing and makes it redundant. Touch screens aren't the big deal they are made out to be, they just end up with finger print smudges all over them as this viideo demonstrated.
After being out of photography for about 20 years I love my d3400. Issues such as touch screen and articulated screen were not issues and certainly not something that I would have paid extra dollars for. D3400 has full manual functionality and the menu is not that hard to work through. So far used it for family, sport, wildlife and architecture. Also has on camera editing features. Not as basic a piece of kit as people suggest.
Excellent advice, I have the D3100 and I need a second camera before I replace it, can't go even a day without my camera now. The 5300 will let me use my lens and batteries which is a huge plus, I have 3 nice batteries that seem to work all day, I'll probably get 2 of the D5300's and sell my D3100. I need longer glass now, I love shooting birds and my 55-200 just is too short. Used your F11 rules to shoot the moon the other night, best results I have so far, thanks so much for all your videos, you and your wife do an amazing job!
I've been using a D5200 and have been super happy. Not seeing those anymore though...managed to buy mine new for $400 last year. I decided to switch it out for a D300 just recently however
I had lumix G6 that I bought used and after a few times using it, the shutter would not close and I got the error "please turn off your camera and turn back on" To get it fixed would cost me another 200 +. Whatever type of camera a person wants to get make sure your local photo shops will fix that brand. I live in Milwaukee and they only fix Nikon and Canon. After my nightmare with a used camera, I'm leery on buying a refurbished or used one. Im going to master my D3400 before I move up.
I agree D5300 is the best deal. D5200 has banding issue so the latter model D5300 is a good choice. Also, D3400 series cameras has slightly more compressed raw file to reduce file size than D5600, D7200 series cameras. Overall, D5300 series cameras are the best deal among Nikon consumer cameras.
i ordered my 5600 be here Tuesday , comes with regular lens and 75-300mm lens , all for 799.99 , so i cant wait to start my new adventure in the photographers world! i been learning by watching a lot of videos so when i get back from orders ima deff start taking pictures and learning as much as i can !
heavens wings how do you like it bro
@@UncutVibesPodcast do what the military or camera ? Lol
The camera but I ended up spending two thousand on the D7500
@@UncutVibesPodcast dame that's crazy 2000?
Man that's good camera tho , pretty high performance tho .
I realized you preferred the 5600 to the 3400 when you kept laying the 3400 face down on its exposed lens. I cringed at the way you did that (and with 18-140mm lens as well).
Great video as always Tony - your videos and book are invaluable since I've decided to get seriously into photography last year. However, I think the D5500 would make a better bang-per-buck recommendation than the D5300. For a very similar price new (less than $80 between them), you're getting touchscreen (which the D5300 doesn't get and is antiquated as you noted!), better build with a more comfortable grip, lighter, and about 30% better battery life. The decision to drop GPS was an odd one, but for most people looking at entry level cameras such as these, I doubt GPS is towards the top of their list of priorities anyway.
2:55 who else noticed the Slight awkward little pause after saying "getting on your hands and knees" Ive got the D5600 and the rotating screen is definitely helpful for my RUclips videos and uploading on my website
Tony & Chelsea I have always liked your videos. The Nikon D5600s interactive navigation and articulate flexible flipping screen gives it an edge over Nikon D5600. Faster focusing, bracketing with a built-in shutter makes a big difference in getting the exact lighting and shots of the scene. Specially for this feature in D5600 it would be preferred to D3400. However, the cost also plays a factor. Where Nikon D3400 is only for $300, Nikon D5600 is for a costlier for $500. N140 can be preferred specially for the zoom range. However, it is refurbished but it comes with a warranty.
The touch screen is awesome makes like so much easier in my opinion . Its amazing.
Now that is a great advice! I have slowly and painstakingly made the same conclusions prior to watching this video. Bought D3400 + 18-55, didn't get enough zoom, sold 18-55 a bought 18-140. Shooting close to the ground is real p.i.t.a. with D3400. Now i'm looking for D5000 series. I should have bought D5300 + 18-140 from the start
I agree the D5300 is great but no touch screen. With the new firmware, snapbridge now works perfectly on my D5600.
I've been debating the between getting the D3500 and D5300 (both are the same price currently including a 70-300 on top of the kit lens), this finally answered my question. Thank you.
I'm totally with you on the 18-140, they are a tiny bit more expensive in the uk - about £240 from a reputable supplier - but I love mine, the image quality is ok although noticeably soft on the long end, and it's the first lens I bought where I can see further through the lens than I can without it!
I disagree with Tony here. Tony emphasized the utility of having a touch screen then recommended the D5300 as having more features.. but it doesn't have a touch screen. GPS it does have over the D5600 but that isn't important to me for taking great photos - having a great UI with a touch screen is important. Also the D5500 is lighter and has a way better grip than the D5300.
I agree sometimes old cameras can make for a good deal. The Cannon 60D, 70D case in point over the 80D, but I disagree here. I highly do not recommend buying a d5300. If you want an older Nikon go with the D5500.
I do lots of close ups and could not live without the touch to focus on the touch screen. I have that on my D5500. I also use the articulating screen often. D5300 does not have either and that would be a deal killer to me.
No bro.. D5300 has an articulating screen just like D5500
This video helped me a lot.
I just got a Nikon D5600,
made that choice based on audio jack (for external microphone), touchscreen & flip out screen.
Almost got a Cannon Rebel T6, or a Nikon D3400.
I'm glad I didn't because they have no external microphone jack, or touchscreen, or flip-out screen/monitor.
The lens is noisy / cheap on the Cannon T6 as well, according to other YT videos.
Trying to decide best camera for my 13 yr old daughter. We've started taking courses locally with our D3100, and looking to get her the D5300 or T6. We're a Nikon family so hard to consider the Canon, but want her to have the best bang for the buck. She's mainly interested in Night Landscapes and stars currently. Thanks in advance!!
I just downloaded your eBook "Stunning Digital Photography". Very happy !! A great buy for the price.
Thanks! Enjoy!
just upgraded from an old d3100 (great camera!) to a d5300 which i b bought used for 350€. So happy to see that you recommend it!
You can tag your photos with GPS using the phone so the GPS part is really not a big problem some people don't want GPS location data some do. I use the image transfer with SnapBridge and don't have any issues at all its pretty quick a little slow on the raw images but the social network upload images are good
Thank you for the input on the comparison of the two cameras I am in the market for a dslr and was torn between the d3400 and d5600. But after watching your show I feel confident in making my decision now. Thanks a bunch. I'll use your link to make my purchase.
As a newbie about to buy my 1st DSLR I was going to buy a D3400. But after watching this video and seeing the touch screen on the D5600 I think it is a much better buy for me :) Thanks from Down Under Australia.
I love this channel...have watched most videos BUT Tony can you PLEASE move the mics off the glass table top!! so we don't hear the BONG every time you place something on the table...PLEASE :-)..... HUGE shout out for your work.
Thanks awesome video. I received the d3400 as a gift. I might get the 18-140 lens in the future
I appreciate your honesty on these two cameras, it almost leads me to wonder if Nikon is going backward or just plans on supporting the full frame segment in the future?? I am new to photography and the camera I chose was an older model also a Nikon D5200. This is really a split decision for some but for me, it was an easy choice. I had to loose some of the more popular upgrades to be happy with this camera, it does not have touch screen (I hate them, got fat fingers), wireless (No big deal) I have always hardwired, shoots in 1080i (don't care no 4K TV at my house) and the biggest downfall has to be short battery life (Extra batteries are less than ($10 a piece)! This camera does have the movable back viewfinder in live mode, bracketing, came with 2 good lenses, brand new in the box with many other throw ins for less than $350.
Works for my needs and budget! Plenty more of these d5200s out there!!!!
Thanks
Rich
terrific video. thank you :) I'm glad I went with the 5600. the bracketting feature is what I was after.
I really like the review because you talk about all the ups and downs, advantages and disadvantages. I made a mistake buying d3400 watching other reviews. they only talk about what you are searching for. But this is really really helpful and really appreciate for talking about d5300. Thank you very much for telling all teh facts of all the cameras
well I'm more than happy with my d5500
Interesting, I've been pricing an upgrade to my D3400 and was considering the 5600 and the 7200, but then saw you can get a D5300 body for under $400 now and was strongly considering that. This video has somewhat affirmed that thought process for me.
Hi Tony...This is Sayan From India it was a great video. the only one in RUclips which tells the truth. I was actually expecting you to tell that the 5300 is a better choice.. I m a proud owner of this camera since last 2 years and I can confirm everything that u said is 100%true. 5300 is way better then any of this considering the usability and price point. Oh and i just bought your Book Stunning Digital Photography. It's really awesome.. Learning a Lot.
for all those saying they are so glad they didn't buy a d3400, first of all the battery life is amazing 1700 shots on the d3400 and on the d5600 its 800 shots its also recommended that you need to charge the battery on the d5600 for 8 full hours compared to the recommended time on the d3400 witch is 2 hours huge difference if you're shooting for the hole day or are doing astro photography the focus on the d3400 i admit is terrible but there is one small thing that makes up for it, the time mode in manual allows you to have a custom shutter speed without holding the shutter down like bulb mode so you don't need to buy a remote witch is why there is no remote port on the d3400 (just notice i don't own a d5600 so i dont know 100% if it didn't have a time mode but im pretty sure it doesn't correct me if i'm wrong)
According to Nikon, when I bought my Refurbished D500, the warranty is only for 90 days. I think that is the standard warranty for Refurbs.
That is what I also see on the Nikon web site.
"Refurbished cameras, lenses and accessories include a 90-day limited warranty."
Thanks for the video. I was on the fence to buy d5300 or d5600 and I am so glad to find this video. Now I have the answer for myself.
Thanks to your reviews I just got a D5600, I'm hoping to take good landscapes with it, God knows I have been suffering with my phone camera
This has to be the best video on youtube comparing these two cameras and I've seen quite a few. Thank you! Subscribed!
The focusing is only slow on the d3400 if you're using live view.
Can you please share an in-depth review between d5600 & d7200?
The price difference between the D5300 and D5500 is about 100 dollars, and in your previous videos you talk about how important is to have a touchscreen and how frustrating is that more expensive cameras do not have this functionality, but in this video, you are saying that saving 100 is better than a touchscreen. Can you elaborate on that Tony? Isn't it more easy the touchscreen to touch focus, review images and go through the menus? Or is this not such a difference between this 2 models?
I agree, no touch screen makes the camera obsolete. Produce the D5600 at a entry level price. Digital cameras as a whole are over priced by about 30%.
Shot with a vintage Nikon D60 recently. The build quality, fit and finish, operation sounds, shutters etc... are way above the current d3x00 and d5x00... boy did nikon cheaped out on this segment over the years.
-bought as a beginner on camera 3400. Put a good lens 24 -70. And just gorgeous, the quality of the photo is not worse than the flagships. The main arms and optics
-купил не зная фотоапаратов 3400. Поставил норм объектив 24 -70. И просто шикарно, по качеству фото не хуже флагманов. Главное руки и оптика
Go shoot in low light and tell me it's as good as the flagship models.
well I have been using a Nikon d60 for 8 years now ... with how grainy the pictures are its not cutting it when it comes to taking photos of my kids in low light ... i was just going to flat out buy the d5600.... after this video i'm slightly confused... the d5300 seems to be the way . but i imagine the video side of things the 5600 is better...availability also seems limited locally for the 5300
I bought a D5300 because of Tony's reviews. I love it! image quality, usability, value, all awesome :)
cool video.......I have the 5500....yeah I like the touch and flip screen
Camera is amazing for real , I had to send the 18-55mm lens back to Nikon because the camera wasn't recognizing it. But I used the 300mm and the pictures are so amazing man . Specially you can control everything in manual mode. Amazing . love this camera, can't wait to get my other lens back so I can get the full effect
I have to say I don't really care about or for the touch screen
I'm currently looking for a camera and stumbled with your review. was about to get the d5600 as you praise itm and boom! you just said d5300 is still better.. then I guess il be getting that one.thanks so much!
Awesome video Tony and thank god you just justified my D5300!
Thanks so much for the review and the tip of D5300, I´m ordering one right away!
For the D5600 and DSLR's in general, can the focus be locked when in video mode so it doesn't keep hunting around when panning ?
That's the only aspect that I was looking for over my Sony HXV200, which is not capable of manual focus in video mode.
Considering the D5600, even though the zoom on all DSLRs are lacking in comparison to the 30x and up capability of the superzoom category. I know I won't be able to use the DSLR to replace the virtual telescope capability of the Sony, being able to read newsprint off at long range.
How about the GUI of them? D5300 is an older camera. Except for touch screen, has there been any change between D5300 and the newest generation (I guess you could say) D3400 and D5600 that makes the D5300 seem hard to work with? Have any firmware updates been made for D5300 that perhaps makes it better in the GUI (if needed)?
When you have gotten the focus right etc, is the video quality (1080p/60fps) the same among all? Sound will be handled separately so no worry about mic.
I like to always buy the newest generation of tech stuff when I'm getting something so it feels weird to go for such an "old" as D5300 even though it seems that things doesn't move so fast in the DSLR world.
Among the stores I'm looking at the D5300 is 16.7% more expensive than the D3400. The D5600 is 62.1% more expensive than the D3400. When Tony talked about differences I could come up with some reply "no that is not important for me" for nearly all differences. So D3400 or D5300?
Both promising options for new photographers.
No touch screen? No need for it and yes, I use a D5600 and D7200 and rarely use touch. It's really not that much easier and the lcd on the D5600 is FRAGILE. Focus with the D3400 is excellent and never a issue with animals, brds, sports. I'm happier with smaller size and weight of the D3400, especially when hiking and travel. Both have the same excellent image quality.
Still feel like going with a cheaper camera then buy a good lens is the way to go for me. Right now I have the D3300 with a Sigma Superzoom lens, helps me learn photography and also cover a wide range of possibilities since I travel a lot and don't like too many lenses
TehVooDoo576 which one did you get? I'm thinking of getting a new lens
Sigma 18-250mm f3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM. For me it was a good balance between price and performance
TehVooDoo576 hmm. I'll have a look into that! Thank you!
The problem I have with the D3XXX series is their lack of improvement since the D3200/D3300. The D3200 and D3300 were and are an absolute bargain, but the later versions seem so redundant.
I just have a question about DXO rating. How come D3400 is rated higher than D5600, even though the D5600 has 14-bit processing vs 12-bit for D3400? Personally I'm happy with D3300...
@Tony: Can u please give a review for d7000 vs d7100... I am looking for a dslr in budget with photography and videography capabilities....
I must be late...
Reviewing this video because I did not see anything that’s refurbished on the D 5300 on the Amazon page, even with your link
Could you make a video of the best entry level camera from Canon?
I already have an Analog Camera Olympus OM-1, I was thinking of buying an Olympus OM-D because I could use the lenses I am already have but with canon there is an adapter i can use, so that is why i decided to buy a Canon. What so you think of my decision.
Thank you and sorry for my english.
I think the D5300 does not have touchscreen, only the D5500 and D5600 have.
I use both a D810 and a D5300. I love the D5300!
what would you recommend as first prime lens 35 or 50 because people say only 35 1.8G is made for DX format and 50 1.8G is for FX format so 35 is better and basically 50 with crop factor.
Another one solid video. Thank you for posting. More videos about Nikon are welcomed.
Love you guys. Thanks for all u do! So I have a D5300.. If I got a D5600 would the touch screen be basically the upgrade or are there other goodies to make it worth wild? Thanks again! OH! Should have finished the video first. Guess I'll stick with my D5300. I'm fine with it really. Just wished it had touch screen.
I ♥ the way you said *"Primitive Focusing"*
Costco has the D3400 with a 70-300 and 18-55 vr lenses and a bag, and an SD card, and 2% cash back for $499. It's a steal.
But d3400 sensor has higher score on dxo mark among these three cameras you mentioned. And d5300 came in last. Is there noticeable image quality difference?
any one here help me plzz 🙄 🤔🤔 5300 vs 5500 i am thinking to buy any one of this both but i have problems with which one to choose.... finaly i decided to buy d5500 for tuch screen more iso and battery is good or can go for d5300 or any better camara on this price for portrait and micro photography !?! can plz help me 🙄😱😱😱
Bought my D5300 on Black Friday for $550 for the 18-55mm and 70-300mm kit
Dear Tony & Chelsea
May you please do a full review on Pentax K-70 cause I am kinda falling for it.
I am a Nikon user and I am struggling to find a cheap wide angle solution for my Landscape shooting. I was thinking of canon 10-18mm IS but I forced myself to use a Samyang /Rokinon 10mm for Nikon F to solve the puzzle until I see the Pentax K-70.
I was never a fan nither watched any review of them except loved Kai Wong's happy sarcastic presentation even if it's anything.
So I think, well I guess that K-70 has more in the box for me for Landscape shooting and I do videos rarely and I might use a Xiaomi Yi 4k for video although I love the new dual pixel thing which 80D and T7i has.
Inspired by your all the videos and instructions and everything you tried to say, I am determined to get what is required rather than having little bit of everything and having something that I may not use at all. Yes the Psychological battle that all the advertizer and marketing people puts in our head that always keeps us hypnotized and you help us out from that.
So long story short, can you please please please do a review of k-70 with comparison with um well T6i / T6s / D5500 / D7200 on a landscape shooting perspective.
Thank you so much for reading.
Do you still stand by the conclusion of this video, that the camera to buy would be a D5300? I want to get into vlogging, want the microphone input and articulating screen. I would prefer a camera with 4K video capability. Any ideas? I am a subscriber, and truly appreciate your channel. Thank you!!
What about the 'striping problem" in the shadows of the 5300??
I just asked my wife for the D3500 for Christmas, as an upgrade to my D80. My daughter has a D5600 and I’ve seen others’ photos from both - you cannot tell them apart. I can’t afford the extra cost for a silly touchscreen and I personally do not like pop-out/swivel screens. I have one on my Canon camcorder and I hate it. I never use the screen for shooting anyway, I always use the viewfinder. It worked just fine for Ansel Adams. :) I think the D5600 is way overpriced for an entry level camera.
How well does the nikon 18-140mm lens perform in relation to video quality
Love your videos Tony. Just a small point, I've seen a few now where you put stuff down on that fancy table and it causes an audible clang transmitted through the mic stand. It's not so bad on this one but another one I saw it was really distracting. You could do with a proper shockmount on the mic... and/or a cushioned area on the table for putting stuff on :) Anyway keep up the good work, you're my number one source of camera info :)
Wish I would have watched this before I got my D3400, darn that Ken Rockwell and his love of all cameras. Oh well still a good sensor for a dedicated microscope camera
The D3000 series cameras have terrible internal vibration dampening. Unless you shoot at 1/250 you're going to get some blur in your images caused by mirror slap and shutter shock.
Thank you very much Tony!!
I want to buy d5300 right now. Only problem a bit too pricey D: I wish i can find a decent used one.
Get the Nikon D3300 then, its almost identical to the D3300, same sensor, same auto focus and overall is about 90% same camera and its now very cheap and easy to find everywhere.
Dunedan you can get a Sony A6000, superior to this in every way. Imo
Dunedan I have it. it's a sweet spot for the price, to get started, and it has a ton of features. I don't regret my choice
Sony, IMHO, has the most confusing menu system on the planet.
I second that Sony's system is confusing. I like the feel of an SLR. There's more to hold onto and it feels like a tool.
i think this is quite an important video, but you should show people what they could get used for the same price as these cameras, that'd be an interesting video