we have both d5300 and d7100. both are the same when it comes to picture quality. the d7100 is best for professional work coz of more controls and internal focusing motor for old lenses and d5300 is best for everyday shooting, travelling and just taking great pics.
Hi Jeremy , Help me out with this strange question please.. I have never used a DSLR before and want to buy one desperately. Ofcourse i'll be an amature. AND bright side is that my budget is flexible. So what should I go for D5300 or D 5200?? :-(
Excellent comparison not of between these two but mentioning how they compare w/other Nikon Prosumer cameras. On top of that you bring real life usage in like the feel of the camera. Also thanks for getting into the Video shooting issues. Particularly the Iris/Aperature issue. D5300 - Removes Low Pass Filter for (slightly) sharper images Adds 1080p 60fps Slightly lighter Built-in WiFi & GPS (Yes this is from 8yrs ago but since I have both cameras, I'm seeing that my D5200 with my 18-200mm will be adequate for Live Streaming work.)
So i recently purchased a D5200, it's my first DSLR. Should I return it and spend the extra $150 for the D5300 (they just started releasing it with the 18-55mm lens)? I plan on shooting more scenery and landscapes, concerts, things in motion, and also shoot a little video. Thanks, and great review by the way.
Just bought the D5300 for macro work only, due to the missing low-pass filter, tilting screen, and of course the 24mp...Everything seems ok except for the Live View responsiveness when zooming in onscreen. I don't understand this lag because in video, with 1080p @60fps, it's buttery smooth. I also have the D5000 which is from when, 2009 and it's completely fine in this area so I'm puzzled as to why a camera model a few years later has gotten worse instead of better. I can only assume there is a bottleneck regarding the size of the sensor's data output to the screen. I can live with it, but I'm not impressed with Nikon's lack of quality control before releasing this camera. They do test this sort of thing before signing off on it, don't they?
Do nikon d3300 outperformes d5200.. this is a burning question most of the beginers are facing now. I checked on dxo marks. 5200 have better score but the site also provided information like most of the lenses performes better on d3300. Ony thing interested is the image quality and i'm not concerned about flipout screen. Do consider this question and please give a reply.
I got a nikon d5200 I don't think for Facebook where all my pictures end doesn't make any difference which one to get. I will keep my 52 and keep learning as a beginner
Great video. I have a D5300. Still learning it's capabilities. One thing that really confuses me is shutter speed in movie mode. Is not the shutter continuously open while taking movies?
Good question! When you are taking still photos the time the shutter is open affects how sharp or blurry moving subjects will be rendered. It is actually the same with video...video is after all a continuous series of stills. One difference with video is that the frame rate also affects how moving subjects are rendered. I may have to make a video about this in the future...in the meantime do a search for "dslr video shutter speed".
Thanks for the input...yes I do realize that. However for the sake of this discussion I wanted to point out that shutter speed still comes into play in video mode as well. Whether it be by means of an electronic or mechanical shutter...
Hey Jeremy, I would like to know wich Nikon entry level body would you recommend me as I'm a nightclub photographer, I have been working with a D3100, kit lens 18-55 and SB-700.. So I would like to ask you wich one do you recommend me to buy out of these : D3200, D5100, D5200 ? My budget is not big so price is also very inportant for me. Take in mind that I don't care much about the video options, I just need the best performance at higher ISO for nightclubs.. Thanks in advance, and I hope for a quick response :)
Out of those cameras the D3200 would be the best; the 5200 isn't significantly different in terms of high ISO. In your case though I don't even think I would look at a different camera, the D3100 isn't bad either. Getting a better low light lens like a Nikon 35mm f/1.8 would get you better performance and would be cheaper.
Jeremy Smith So you wouldn't recommend the D5100 over the D3200 ? as the only worth mentioning difference is the video quality of the D3200.. the D3100 I mentioned is borrowed from a friend of mine who doesn't use it much, so that is the reason mostly why I'm not sticking with it :)
Jeremy, would you still recommend getting the d7000 over the d5200 or d5300 still considering the d7100 is out now and the d7000 is older? I'm looking to buy my first DSLR but I want something I can grow into. I'm torn about spending the extra money for a d7100 or I can get a refurbished d7000 from best buy for the same price as a d5200. Let me know your thoughts! Thanks
If you plan to get more serious in the future and learn all the manual functions of your camera I still believe the D7000 or D7100 would make a better choice. All the D3xxx and D5xxx cameras will leave you very limited in the future as you get more advanced.
absolutely worth buying the d7000, more manual control, higher shutter speed (1/8000s) dual dials. BUT the d7000 does have the same focus system as the d5xxx series that you mentioned. the 7100 has a newer focus system that covers the entire screen ( big plus) so if you choose the d71 youll have a great camera, but if you choose the d7000 youll have a great cam AND extra cash to buy lenses/flash to help you in your photography. dont get tricked into the high ISO nikon tries to sell you, people that want quality will hardly use ISO above 3200 because it affects the dynamic and tonal range of the resulting picture.
THANK YOU JEREMY. IAM A FASHION DESIGNER ABOUT TO JUMP INTO PHOTOGRAPHY, NOT ONLY I LOVE IT BUT EVERYBODY TELLS ME THAT I SHOULD TRY CAUSE SUPPOSEDLY " I HAVE THE EYE FOR IT "...LOL WE WILL SEE. I FOUND THIS VERY HELPFUL.!! DEFINITELY I WILL START WIY\TH A D5300. SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS =). GREETINGS FROM MIAMI.
Hey Jeremy! Enjoyed your reviews. I have a question. Is it difficult to do manual focus with Nikon D5300 coupled with Nikon 35mm 1.8g dx lens? I just love doing manual focus and I can't afford full frame nor D7000 which has bigger, better and %100 viewfinder according to reviews (as I haven't tried any of them). I'm into video too so D5300 is very tempting for me. Could you say more about viewfinder as I'm not seeing much about viewfinder and manual focusing topic mentioned on any reviews. Thanks in advance.
The reason you don't hear a lot about manual focusing is because unfortunately the viewfinders on DSLR's aren't very manual focus friendly. While higher end DSLR's have larger viewfinders they still don't fair much better for manual focusing. If you really want to manual focus I recommend doing so using the LCD on the camera instead.
Both are very good; If you don't need the features of the D5300 (gps, wifi, etc) then you could always go for the D5200 and have more money left for accessories or lenses.
Im buying a new camera and im now leaning towards the D5200. I have a nikkor 40mm lens already, so is it wiser to buy only the body than kit with 18-55 lens?
I am looking for a video that can help me with setting the camera up explaining in detail the ISO, and others. The book is ok but I need something to look at and that will walk with me. I have a D5300
An OLPF basically helps prevent moire pattern in images...as cameras get higher resolution they are less necessary. In testing you can often see slightly higher sharpness from cameras without an OLPF...in real world use I wouldn't be concerned about it though.
Hi Mr. Smith am a passionate photographer wating to buy my first machine. Can u suggest me which one to choose between Canon 700d, Nikon d5200 n d 5300.. And can u explain me the difference between digic 5 n an expeed processor..
hi i have ordered a nikon d7000 from amazon but now i am again confused between d5200 and d7000 .i saw some reviews of 5200 and it confused me.also it was said in many comparison it is said that now nikon d7000 is old and soon it will become obsolete and also is there a huge difference in image quality of 16 megapixel and 24 mega pixel sensor.
There is only a slight difference between 16 and 24 megapixels. If you are looking at the D7000 and the D5200 and plan to use the manual settings a lot the D7000 is still the way to go.
Nτινος Σταματιου Actually the higher pixel density cameras (24 MP on a smaller sensor) like the D5300 don't suffer from it very much. Unless you are doing a very specific type of shooting it isn't an issue and usually is very easy to remove in post.
Jeremy Smith I went for the D5300 after all, very happy with it! Very low noise for video which is my field, and clean hdmi capabilty for uncompressed (fingers crossed actually). I didn't moire-test it yet, but I saw a video which proves that it does better than a D800, so case closed for me! Thank you for your feedback and video!
The 18-55 VR is not a bad lens at all, where it's really only the corners at max aperture and 18mm that are not the best. The 18-105 VR is one of the sharpest kit lenses ever made, and the new 18-140 is similarly excellent.
hi how are you i wish you are good i want to ask about somethings affect on my choice the iso is it better in d5300 although bot of them are expandebale to 25600? the filter you talked about is important or not ? the number of points in the stereo mic the more i have the best sound i get ? which one you recommend for me as i am beginner in dslr world
Hi Jeremy, As usual a great video. I follow your youtube channel and have watched most of your videos. You have a nice way of explaining things and to me you are not biased. Jeremy I have a question, Is Nikon D5100 still a good buy today? I am planning to buy one with 18-105vr as kt lens. The D5300 is way above my price range. I am a beginner hobby photographer. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
so if I get the D5300, I can use the new battery in my D5100 too? Can I use the D5100 battery in the D5300? Do they have different battery chargers? (Don't want to get them mixed up if there would be any problems)
Yes the new battery (EN-EL14a) will work in both cameras. And your older battery (EN-EL14) will work in the D5300. They also use the same charger; the new battery is identical it just has a little higher capacity.
hi how are you i have 2 choices but before 2 choices the wifi weather built in or in adaptor i will not use it alot & the gps not important for me 1: buying d5200 with free wifi adaptor with nikon lens 18 105 & buying another battery & filter 2:buying d5300 + additional battery + with 18 55 lens then later buying lens 18 105 what do u think for me as a beginer do you think that the difference 150 dollar desrved i new processor + wifi + gps
do you find any defferences in sound quality of recording between the d5200 & d5300 or we can say both have the same quality sound of recording & if we want get high sound quality we need aditional stereo mic ?
I have not tested the sound quality between the 2 models but generally speaking to get the best sound you will need to use an external microphone. For even higher quality sound audio can be recorded using a separate audio recorder.
Hi i have bought d5200 but there are lots of banding when i push exposer of the raw file, now i am very depressed, i bought it for night photography ( astro specially), i want to know is this problem present in d5300 or d3300 pls pls i need to know its urgent :(
banding means suppose u take an underexpose photo, and u want to recover it, then in darker areas u will notice some horizontal lines thats call banding!
thats ur decision! both the cameras are same, banding is very very rare case, i choose 5200 because its cheaper and bought some very good lenses. afterall lens matters more! if u really want something extra than 5200 then go with 7100 or 7200! as per this awsm review u already know there is some minor improvement in 5300
thats ur decision! both the cameras are same, banding is very very rare case, i choose 5200 because its cheaper and bought some very good lenses. afterall lens matters more! if u really want something extra than 5200 then go with 7100 or 7200! as per this awsm review u already know there is some minor improvement in 5300
Jeremy Smith I just came across the same issue. I purchased my d5300 from ebay, which was in imported model. It came preconfigured using PAL. By switching it to NTSC, i was able to get 60 fps. Switch the setting under SETUP MENU
SkybolterJEM it's gonna be costlier than even the d5300. That's why, I didn't consider it. Btw, there aren't any changes in terms of image quality between the d3300 and the d3400, right?
Nice set of speakers you have there. But I cant recommend those, pour build, cant read screen on control unit until you put your nose into it, good only for movies. My piece was total disaster.
hi how are you can we say that 5300 for people works in sports ocasions i dod not know which one i choose plz answer my answers before & tell what is big difference make me get 5300 & do not get the 5200 more than gps ,wifi bigger battery effort little bit , new processor ( i thinks not big difference in work )
The only real differences between these cameras are the new processor, gps, wifi, etc. There is a slight image quality advantage with the D5300 also. Overall though there isn't anything about the D5300 that would make your sports photos significantly better. If you don't need any of the features the D5300 adds then buy the D5200 and put the extra money towards lenses and other accessories.
the new processor help on all types of use ? the filter which is in d5200 & not found on d5300 make big effect postive or negative effect on image quality do you find big defferent in quality more than 50% or little bit
i can say that nikon d5200 better.....prsonal exp..i purchase nikon d5200 at 32k nd that time nikon d5300 price at 49k... this is very bigg diff in price for just some wifi...gps..etc....better that u spent that mony in acce. or lenses..
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I just bought a D5200.. then looked at the date of this video.. damn time flies so fast
Indeed it does! Even in 2021 you will still no doubt enjoy the D5200. 😃
Incredibly good video. to the point, serious and you mentioned everything important. big thumbs up
we have both d5300 and d7100. both are the same when it comes to picture quality. the d7100 is best for professional work coz of more controls and internal focusing motor for old lenses and d5300 is best for everyday shooting, travelling and just taking great pics.
There have been a lot of sales on the A65 so it definitively is the better buy right now.
do you think i could do water drop photography with the d5300
which one is better, D5200 or d3300
Hi Jeremy ,
Help me out with this strange question please..
I have never used a DSLR before and want to buy one desperately.
Ofcourse i'll be an amature.
AND bright side is that my budget is flexible. So what should I go for D5300 or D 5200?? :-(
5200 is plenty fine. I would even suggest a 3200. A lot cheaper and detail has 95% of the features! Great to learn on
Hey I bought 5200. Thanks man.
Rahul Dev How is it?
should I get the d5200 or the d3300?
Hi whcih would you suggest d3300 or d5200?
Excellent comparison not of between these two but mentioning how they compare w/other Nikon Prosumer cameras.
On top of that you bring real life usage in like the feel of the camera.
Also thanks for getting into the Video shooting issues. Particularly the Iris/Aperature issue.
D5300 -
Removes Low Pass Filter for (slightly) sharper images
Adds 1080p 60fps
Slightly lighter
Built-in WiFi & GPS
(Yes this is from 8yrs ago but since I have both cameras, I'm seeing that my D5200 with my 18-200mm will be adequate for Live Streaming work.)
So i recently purchased a D5200, it's my first DSLR. Should I return it and spend the extra $150 for the D5300 (they just started releasing it with the 18-55mm lens)? I plan on shooting more scenery and landscapes, concerts, things in motion, and also shoot a little video. Thanks, and great review by the way.
Just bought the D5300 for macro work only, due to the missing low-pass filter, tilting screen, and of course the 24mp...Everything seems ok except for the Live View responsiveness when zooming in onscreen. I don't understand this lag because in video, with 1080p @60fps, it's buttery smooth. I also have the D5000 which is from when, 2009 and it's completely fine in this area so I'm puzzled as to why a camera model a few years later has gotten worse instead of better. I can only assume there is a bottleneck regarding the size of the sensor's data output to the screen. I can live with it, but I'm not impressed with Nikon's lack of quality control before releasing this camera. They do test this sort of thing before signing off on it, don't they?
Do nikon d3300 outperformes d5200.. this is a burning question most of the beginers are facing now. I checked on dxo marks. 5200 have better score but the site also provided information like most of the lenses performes better on d3300. Ony thing interested is the image quality and i'm not concerned about flipout screen. Do consider this question and please give a reply.
Is there a difference in image quality? I just got a d5200 and am really happy with it.
Just anti-aliasing filter for image quality. Maybe make your image sharper.
can we use battery of 5300 in 5200
Excellent comparison! Subbed!
I got a nikon d5200 I don't think for Facebook where all my pictures end doesn't make any difference which one to get. I will keep my 52 and keep learning as a beginner
pictures on facebook end up being 1 MP, so you're right it doesn't matter which one you got.
Great video. I have a D5300. Still learning it's capabilities. One thing that really confuses me is shutter speed in movie mode. Is not the shutter continuously open while taking movies?
Good question! When you are taking still photos the time the shutter is open affects how sharp or blurry moving subjects will be rendered. It is actually the same with video...video is after all a continuous series of stills. One difference with video is that the frame rate also affects how moving subjects are rendered. I may have to make a video about this in the future...in the meantime do a search for "dslr video shutter speed".
so the shutter is going nuts during movies?
Yes that's one way of putting it...it doesn't just stay open.
Jeremy Smith No... Video uses an electronic shutter, rather than the physical shutter. So physical the shutter stays open....
Thanks for the input...yes I do realize that. However for the sake of this discussion I wanted to point out that shutter speed still comes into play in video mode as well. Whether it be by means of an electronic or mechanical shutter...
hey. wanted your suggestion on wheather I should get the d5200 or the d3300. I am a beginner.
I see that 5200 much better than 3300
You didnt show the image comparison as you explained on your previous video ??
Hey Jeremy, I would like to know wich Nikon entry level body would you recommend me as I'm a nightclub photographer, I have been working with a D3100, kit lens 18-55 and SB-700.. So I would like to ask you wich one do you recommend me to buy out of these : D3200, D5100, D5200 ? My budget is not big so price is also very inportant for me. Take in mind that I don't care much about the video options, I just need the best performance at higher ISO for nightclubs..
Thanks in advance, and I hope for a quick response :)
Out of those cameras the D3200 would be the best; the 5200 isn't significantly different in terms of high ISO. In your case though I don't even think I would look at a different camera, the D3100 isn't bad either. Getting a better low light lens like a Nikon 35mm f/1.8 would get you better performance and would be cheaper.
Jeremy Smith So you wouldn't recommend the D5100 over the D3200 ? as the only worth mentioning difference is the video quality of the D3200.. the D3100 I mentioned is borrowed from a friend of mine who doesn't use it much, so that is the reason mostly why I'm not sticking with it :)
Jeremy, would you still recommend getting the d7000 over the d5200 or d5300 still considering the d7100 is out now and the d7000 is older? I'm looking to buy my first DSLR but I want something I can grow into. I'm torn about spending the extra money for a d7100 or I can get a refurbished d7000 from best buy for the same price as a d5200. Let me know your thoughts!
Thanks
If you plan to get more serious in the future and learn all the manual functions of your camera I still believe the D7000 or D7100 would make a better choice. All the D3xxx and D5xxx cameras will leave you very limited in the future as you get more advanced.
absolutely worth buying the d7000, more manual control, higher shutter speed (1/8000s) dual dials.
BUT the d7000 does have the same focus system as the d5xxx series that you mentioned. the 7100 has a newer focus system that covers the entire screen ( big plus)
so if you choose the d71 youll have a great camera, but if you choose the d7000 youll have a great cam AND extra cash to buy lenses/flash to help you in your photography.
dont get tricked into the high ISO nikon tries to sell you, people that want quality will hardly use ISO above 3200 because it affects the dynamic and tonal range of the resulting picture.
d3300 OR d5200 ?
THANK YOU JEREMY. IAM A FASHION DESIGNER ABOUT TO JUMP INTO PHOTOGRAPHY, NOT ONLY I LOVE IT BUT EVERYBODY TELLS ME THAT I SHOULD TRY CAUSE SUPPOSEDLY " I HAVE THE EYE FOR IT "...LOL WE WILL SEE. I FOUND THIS VERY HELPFUL.!! DEFINITELY I WILL START WIY\TH A D5300. SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS =). GREETINGS FROM MIAMI.
Hey Jeremy! Enjoyed your reviews. I have a question. Is it difficult to do manual focus with Nikon D5300 coupled with Nikon 35mm 1.8g dx lens? I just love doing manual focus and I can't afford full frame nor D7000 which has bigger, better and %100 viewfinder according to reviews (as I haven't tried any of them). I'm into video too so D5300 is very tempting for me. Could you say more about viewfinder as I'm not seeing much about viewfinder and manual focusing topic mentioned on any reviews. Thanks in advance.
The reason you don't hear a lot about manual focusing is because unfortunately the viewfinders on DSLR's aren't very manual focus friendly. While higher end DSLR's have larger viewfinders they still don't fair much better for manual focusing. If you really want to manual focus I recommend doing so using the LCD on the camera instead.
Jeremy Smith Thanks for the reply!
Which camera do you suggest for a beginner in photography?
Both are very good; If you don't need the features of the D5300 (gps, wifi, etc) then you could always go for the D5200 and have more money left for accessories or lenses.
Im buying a new camera and im now leaning towards the D5200. I have a nikkor 40mm lens already, so is it wiser to buy only the body than kit with 18-55 lens?
I can't decide between the Sony alpha a5100 or the Nikon d5300 for vlogging. I also want to take good photo. Which do you think I should get?
I am looking for a video that can help me with setting the camera up explaining in detail the ISO, and others. The book is ok but I need something to look at and that will walk with me. I have a D5300
Take a look at my playlist "Tutorials and Behind the Scenes".
I am always confused with Optional low pass filter????
An OLPF basically helps prevent moire pattern in images...as cameras get higher resolution they are less necessary. In testing you can often see slightly higher sharpness from cameras without an OLPF...in real world use I wouldn't be concerned about it though.
How many difference in quality & sharpness on d5200 or d5300
Hi Mr. Smith am a passionate photographer wating to buy my first machine. Can u suggest me which one to choose between Canon 700d, Nikon d5200 n d 5300.. And can u explain me the difference between digic 5 n an expeed processor..
Abhinav, buy the cheapest one and invest more in LENSES!
dont go with 700d go for d5300 its better and they both have same price go for 5300
hi i have ordered a nikon d7000 from amazon but now i am again confused between d5200 and d7000 .i saw some reviews of 5200 and it confused me.also it was said in many comparison it is said that now nikon d7000 is old and soon it will become obsolete and also is there a huge difference in image quality of 16 megapixel and 24 mega pixel sensor.
There is only a slight difference between 16 and 24 megapixels. If you are looking at the D7000 and the D5200 and plan to use the manual settings a lot the D7000 is still the way to go.
what is the major difference between D5200 and D5300..?? n how to choose a lens hood??
So which one is worth the money. I've been debating for months.
Hello, do you know what happens with moire with both cameras? I think I saw somewhere that the 5300 has moire and 5200 doesn't. Is it true?
Nτινος Σταματιου Actually the higher pixel density cameras (24 MP on a smaller sensor) like the D5300 don't suffer from it very much. Unless you are doing a very specific type of shooting it isn't an issue and usually is very easy to remove in post.
Jeremy Smith I went for the D5300 after all, very happy with it! Very low noise for video which is my field, and clean hdmi capabilty for uncompressed (fingers crossed actually). I didn't moire-test it yet, but I saw a video which proves that it does better than a D800, so case closed for me! Thank you for your feedback and video!
+RainyMai I am a beginner. wanted to ask wheather I should get a d5200 or a d3300?
am going to buy a dslr camera wich one is better for photography hobby.......
and also in less price..
Can I use the battery from my Nikon d3000 on the Nikon d5200????
I am afraid not...the D3000 uses the EN-EL9 battery...current models in this range use the EN-EL14.
Okay, thank you so much
The 18-55 VR is not a bad lens at all, where it's really only the corners at max aperture and 18mm that are not the best.
The 18-105 VR is one of the sharpest kit lenses ever made, and the new 18-140 is similarly excellent.
Which camera I should buy D5200 OR D5300?
Jeremy, I have been puzzled about the need for GPS. WiFi is easy enough - more cableless advantages.
Can you use the D5200 battery in the D5300?
manyrice1111 Yes you can :)
hi how are you i wish you are good i want to ask about somethings affect on my choice
the iso is it better in d5300 although bot of them are expandebale to 25600?
the filter you talked about is important or not ?
the number of points in the stereo mic the more i have the best sound i get ?
which one you recommend for me as i am beginner in dslr world
please tell me which camera is faster performance
what camera do you use to record your videos
Nikon D600 and D800.
is there mymenu option and minimum shutter speed option with auto iso for d5300 and d5200 ?
Hi Jeremy,
As usual a great video. I follow your youtube channel and have watched most of your videos. You have a nice way of explaining things and to me you are not biased. Jeremy I have a question, Is Nikon D5100 still a good buy today? I am planning to buy one with 18-105vr as kt lens. The D5300 is way above my price range. I am a beginner hobby photographer.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
so if I get the D5300, I can use the new battery in my D5100 too? Can I use the D5100 battery in the D5300? Do they have different battery chargers? (Don't want to get them mixed up if there would be any problems)
Yes the new battery (EN-EL14a) will work in both cameras. And your older battery (EN-EL14) will work in the D5300. They also use the same charger; the new battery is identical it just has a little higher capacity.
Hi i have canon 1100d t3 so planing to change i like wildlife photography which one i can buy i low budjet
albert John nikon d500 or canon 70d they are a bit expensive but great performance in wild life photography
does nikon 5300 produce more noise in higher ISO than the nikon 5200.....??!!
Does Tamron 70-200mm f 2.8 fit on nikon d5300
Yes it will work perfectly on the D5300.
Jeremy Smith TY
hi how are you i have 2 choices but before 2 choices the wifi weather built in or in adaptor i will not use it alot & the gps not important for me
1: buying d5200 with free wifi adaptor with nikon lens 18 105 & buying another battery & filter
2:buying d5300 + additional battery + with 18 55 lens then later buying lens 18 105
what do u think for me as a beginer
do you think that the difference 150 dollar desrved i new processor + wifi + gps
In that situation I would go for the D5200 especially if you don't care about the built in gps/wifi.
my last question can we say that ( the more points of stereo mic the best sound quality of video more than having few points)?
do you find any defferences in sound quality of recording between the d5200 & d5300 or we can say both have the same quality sound of recording & if we want get high sound quality we need aditional stereo mic ?
I have not tested the sound quality between the 2 models but generally speaking to get the best sound you will need to use an external microphone. For even higher quality sound audio can be recorded using a separate audio recorder.
ok can you try testing audio of video.recording
Could u plz tel me, which is d best and cheap nikkon camera
Great video.
Thank you.
i want to buy dslr...now please tell me..which one will i buy for just taking good quality of pictures.....d5300 or d5200 or d3300 or canon 700d
Can someone please suggest me which one to go for??? D5200 or D5300....I am really confused.
Hi i have bought d5200 but there are lots of banding when i push exposer of the raw file, now i am very depressed, i bought it for night photography ( astro specially), i want to know is this problem present in d5300 or d3300 pls pls i need to know its urgent :(
+suman bhattacharyya what do you mean by banding?
banding means suppose u take an underexpose photo, and u want to recover it, then in darker areas u will notice some horizontal lines thats call banding!
are you shooting in RAW format? hey how is the 5200 planning to buy a 5300 next month
thats ur decision! both the cameras are same, banding is very very rare case, i choose 5200 because its cheaper and bought some very good lenses. afterall lens matters more! if u really want something extra than 5200 then go with 7100 or 7200! as per this awsm review u already know there is some minor improvement in 5300
thats ur decision! both the cameras are same, banding is very very rare case, i choose 5200 because its cheaper and bought some very good lenses. afterall lens matters more! if u really want something extra than 5200 then go with 7100 or 7200! as per this awsm review u already know there is some minor improvement in 5300
My new d5300 has only upto 50fps video not 60fps what can I do?
In your region of the world they are using the PAL broadcast system which has a frame rate of 50fps instead of 60fps this is normal.
Jeremy Smith
I just came across the same issue. I purchased my d5300 from ebay, which was in imported model. It came preconfigured using PAL. By switching it to NTSC, i was able to get 60 fps. Switch the setting under SETUP MENU
ExpeditionSTEM i got it really ago!
nikon d5500 is better then d5300?
+Kaustav Deb yes
d5200 or d3300?
Mazin Bashar d3400 ;)
SkybolterJEM it's gonna be costlier than even the d5300. That's why, I didn't consider it. Btw, there aren't any changes in terms of image quality between the d3300 and the d3400, right?
Mazin Bashar no lol it is literally a re-named d3300! :D
Nice set of speakers you have there. But I cant recommend those, pour build, cant read screen on control unit until you put your nose into it, good only for movies. My piece was total disaster.
why does he say D50-300 when it's D5-300??? I don't get it!!
He says 53-00 (53 hundred) not 50-300
Hypernova
ah I see, so it's like saying 4k (4-000). Thanks for explaining!
its another way of expressing numbers in thousands... 53thousand = 53hundred... its the same dude just old english
+Lynvirg Francis Tablo umm, isn't 53 thousand equal to 530 hundred?
thanks
Are you Will Smith in disguise?
hi how are you can we say that 5300 for people works in sports ocasions
i dod not know which one i choose
plz answer my answers before & tell what is big difference make me get 5300 & do not get the 5200
more than gps ,wifi bigger battery effort little bit , new processor ( i thinks not big difference in work )
The only real differences between these cameras are the new processor, gps, wifi, etc. There is a slight image quality advantage with the D5300 also. Overall though there isn't anything about the D5300 that would make your sports photos significantly better. If you don't need any of the features the D5300 adds then buy the D5200 and put the extra money towards lenses and other accessories.
the new processor help on all types of use ?
the filter which is in d5200 & not found on d5300 make big effect postive or negative effect on image quality do you find big defferent in quality more than 50% or little bit
sport usage i mean as some adds says it is better & use for slow motion
That only applies to video (1080p @ 60FPS) for still photos they both shoot at 5 FPS.
ok what is differences between i & p in recording videos & i wish you give me example for every one
hey..I am surprised to see that u look more like willSmith..
Btw, thanks for the post it was really useful..
d3300 vs d5200 no one did it yet. Do it first if you want some views !!!!!!!!!
Hey... is Jayden Smith your cosin? Haha
nice
Will Smith
Alan Chris Lionel richie
Great video brotha!
D5200 for $509 with kit lens or D5300 for $589 with kit lens
Nikon D5300 Halla fow a dalla
Stop putting very annoying pop ups that you cannot close please !
Lionel RICHIE
kkkkkkk parece uma cópia chinesa do Will Smith que mora no BRasil!!!! PQP
i can say that nikon d5200 better.....prsonal exp..i purchase nikon d5200 at 32k nd that time nikon d5300 price at 49k...
this is very bigg diff in price for just some wifi...gps..etc....better that u spent that mony in acce. or lenses..
sir there is something called image sharpness quality also
aman oza my friend have d5300 nd i chk both image sharpening.. nd its just.19..20..