Name: D5300
Brand: Nikon
SKU: 40301
Rating: 4.2 (53 reviews)

4.3

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.6 / 5

very easy to carry a lightweight camera on
adventures more efficient and effective
comfortable ergonomics and excellent image quality

very limited 18-55mm kit lens
red-dot movie record button
any lens that matches your photographic vision

Sensor type: CMOS
Image sensor format: DX
Sensor size: 23.5x15.6 mm
Effective pixels: 24 Mpx
Max resolution: 6000, 4000 px
Lens mount: Nikon F, Nikon-AF
Maximum aperture: 2.8
Autofocus: Continuous Auto Focus, Contrast Detection Auto Focus, Face detection, Multi Point Auto Focus, Servo Auto Focus, Single Auto Focus, Tracking Auto Focus
Screen size: 3.2 in
Touch screen: no

Nikon D5300 - Pros & Cons

very easy to carry a lightweight camera on
adventures more efficient and effective
comfortable ergonomics and excellent image quality
decent optical performance for its type
high image quality and added features
faster and improved focusing
very accommodating and welcoming for casual shutterbugs
D5300 captures excellent stills with nice details and colors
excellent stills
and colors were spot on with plenty of detail
the color rendition and exposure
Buttons for the most part are accessible
and the GUI is fun to use
more accessible controls and better video autofocus
automatic white balance behaved itself well and JPEGs exhibited a flattering colour palette
commensurate performance for its pricetag
the D5300 is certainly good for the money
Excellent Full HD video-shooting quality
Responsive all-around performer
compact and solid
build feels very robust
dynamic range and lower total noise is nice to have
handy tilty-screen and a good 39-point AF system
it still works fine
enough performance
panache
and advanced features
perfectly
tested heavily
nice and snug
Canon cameras are generally just nicely thought out and user friendly
smoother
more realistic video
great levels of detail and accurate colors
solid and well-built
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
the menus are neatly and clearly laid out with each section colour coded
switched on looks to be very effective and colours look natural
Macro performance is quite good for a kit lens
excellent colour reproduction and exposure is reliable
colour is good
D5300 is creatively flexible
better dynamic range and higher resolution both of witch are important
It is nicely weighty and feels better made than the competition
Nikon D5300 is a VERY GOOD camera
The camera has been great and has exceeded my expectations
low light performance at high ISOs is better than I expected
D5300 is a good camera to own and use
it is a very good lens
takes pretty good and impressive pics
excellent photo quality
fast performance
and great feature
It makes so much more sense
and is far more useful
Kit is good and you can use 16-80 Zeiss
has good sensor and also is a quick snapper
A65 is a excellent deal right now
excellent color depth
simple and intuitive solution
excellent image quality
straight-forward handling and quick performance
The night photograph was excellent
Video quality from the D5300 is similarly good
Nikon D5300 acquits itself admirably
faster and much more convenient
used by steady hands to create some superb compositions
as fast as it can be and capturing pictures of moving subjects was real easy
Video quality was generally very good with a noticeable improvement
Visually and mechanically
Excellent optical performance
Lightweight and good optics for the price
Extremely versatile
Low cost
lightweight
excels in low light
versatile
easy to use
Nikon D5300 is also quite decent when it comes to input dynamics
It is also easy to read in bright sunlight
The camera is pleasant to the touch and lies well in the rather small hand
The white balance is usually quite accurate
the monitor also has a very fine resolution
great articulated screen and a stereo microphone
speed
good flash capabilities
and convenience of switching the settings
Auto Distortion Control Works amazingly well
a nice balance between auto exposure adjustment range and low noise
very sharp
bright
and has a great viewing angle
cameras fit comfortably in your hand and are quick and easy to operate
fast and reliable
very smooth and easy to use the shutter
best and quality product
image quality is top-notch and it also performs best in live
produce good and quality sound
features and improvements
features Build
handling and AF Performance
The camera is built with polycarbonate material and looks solid
It did deliver very good picture
all buttons are well placed and easily accessible
Nikon D5300 has been fine
battery life has been quite good
its fully articulated LCD screen in Live View and movie shooting
It has simple layout control and easy and quick to access settings
Video quality is as good as higher version DSLR s

very limited 18-55mm kit lens
red-dot movie record button
any lens that matches your photographic vision
Noise raised its ugly head as you moved up the scale
does not feature built-in GPS
it just lacks consistency and brings forward problems found in its predecessors
disappointing kit lens and middling controls
modes were restricted to 1080i capture
over-reliant on menu navigation
confusingly awkward controls and mediocre RAW performance set
Noise is a disappointing tale
Having only one control dial can slow things down
iffy automatic white balance performance
sharpness drops a bit in low light
nor the D5100 would be discontinued
the kit is a little pricier than average
AA-filterless sensor makes it more prone to moire
no optical low-pass filter
the screen is still lacking in touchscreen functionality
distortion is a bit high
The viewfinder bulge on the top seems a bit narrower and
slight disconnect I feel when using the quick menu system
the built-in flash does not support commander mode
The control system on the camera can be a little awkward at times
are almost useless in bright sunlit locations
it costs a lot of money to get a model with a viewfinder
the other cameras are too good to be entry level
No sensor cleaningSmaller viewfinder
options are quite limited
Some of the controls are a little oddly placed
Images taken during this time are not tagged with a location
Using live view focus and shutter response speeds are very slow
struggled to capture both the details of a bright window and the darker interior details
low light suffers from a lot of noise
it's not able to connect to a network and automatic upload photos
live view focus is still frustratingly slow
Noise becomes much more noticeable at ISO12800
stops the camera from looking overly serious and complicated to newcomers at first glance
sensor lacks an anti-aliasing filter
there is only ONE Fn button
slightly pared down from its original design following an
the sensor size
lack of buttons compared to the D7100 and touch screen compared
too - design refers to its single
Live View autofocus is still frustratingly slow to use
Darker exposures do tend to really block up in the shadows
the app stays loaded in memory in Android when you disconnect
Wi-Fi or GPS reduce the battery capacity
still only a single programmable function button and no ability to save custom settings
The default settings could be better and Live View is still really slow to use
no camera has a button for
not everyone will like the electronic viewfinder
lack of focus point is a SLIGHT weakness
SL1 is actually a very poor choice of DSLR
Pentax is kinda like with an elegant woman who cooks badly
camera exposure meter will not function
Nikon add a second card slot for Compact Flash cards
built-in flash
lack of a dedicated ISO button
lack of a dedicated front dial for controlling shutter speed or aperture is disappointing
Like Wi-Fi can be annoying
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low light pictures that could have used a bit more sharpness
the LCD was heating up a bit
lock-on was often unreliable
the flash and AF-assist lamp are disabled
the small battery is relatively low in capacity
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glossy outer surface can be prone to glare and reflections
lack of an optical low-pass filter
continuous burst shooting gets bogged down with highest quality 14-bit RAW files
the shutter of this product does not produce sound when in use
D5300 has only one SD memory slot
and stock clearance sales often push the camera price considerably down
feedback is often incomplete
inconsistent
and biased
Many modern cameras cannot only take still pictures
a camera with very heavy weight can be very discouraging
built-in flash is not very powerful
Nikon does not offer an optional battery grip
sensor s design lacks an optical low-pass filter
A bit soft in the corners
Some softness at the long end
Autofocus can be slow
it does not offer touchscreen LCD
Distortion at the wide end and no vibration reduction
Expensive and on the heavy side
only a few parameters can be set
Absolutely unsuitable for moving motifs
It s not a big jump
The camera is therefore not suitable for action films or only suitable for manual focusing
the app is actually not much more than a mere remote trigger
lacks the ability to FP-sync
the DSLR tries not to light out the bright areas
there is no easy way to change aperture
noise has become smaller at greater ISO
USB cord at home
omits an optical low-pass filter
More Images on the noisy side
older model lacks Wi-Fi
Will not autofocus with screw-drive lenses
Nikon D5300 have built-in GPS
it doesn't have a headphone port though
Does the Nikon D5300 have Touch Screen
Does the Nikon D5300 have Weather Sealing
lack of anti-alias (Low-pass) filter
there was no Wi-Fi and GPS on it
a few buttons on the back are moved a bit
ports for stereo mic and GPS and Wi-Fi icons
button and Autofocus button placed on the same side
significant loss of details in darker areas of the picture

Nikon D5300 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	3.2 in Best: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W710 Screen size: 6.7 in
ISO maximum	25600 Best: Pentax KP ISO maximum: 819200
Effective pixels	24 Mpx Best: Hasselblad H6D-100c Effective pixels: 100 Mpx
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px Best: Leica M11 Max resolution: 9528 x 6328 px

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Nikon D5300 - Full Specifications

Sensor type	CMOS
Image sensor format	DX
Sensor size	0.93 in
Sensor photo detectors	25.0 Mpx
Effective pixels	24.0 Mpx
Image ratio w:h	3:2
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px
Other resolutions	4496x3000 2992x2000
Processor	Expeed 4

Lens mount	Nikon F Nikon-AF
Optical zoom	3.1 x
Magnification (Crop factor)	1.5 x
Minimum aperture	3.5
Maximum aperture	2.8
AF assist (auto-focus assist light)	Lamp
Focus adjustment	Auto/Manual
Contrast autofocus	yes
Brightness adjustment	yes
Autofocus in recording mode	yes
Focal length multiplier	1.5x
Autofocus	Continuous Auto Focus Contrast Detection Auto Focus Face detection Multi Point Auto Focus Servo Auto Focus Single Auto Focus Tracking Auto Focus
Auto Focus (AF) lock	yes
Manual focus	yes
Auto Focus (AF) points selection	Auto Manual
Auto Focus (AF) assist beam	yes
Number of focus points	39
Max number of AF points (incl. assistant)	39
Image stabiliser	Lens based only
Filter diameter	2.17 in
Phase detection autofocus	yes
Number of AF points (contrast)	39

Shooting modes	Aperture priority Auto Lens priority Manual Movie Program Scene Shutter priority
Camera shutter type	Electronic
Minimum shutter speed	30.0 s
Maximum shutter speed	1.0 s
Shutter priority	yes
Aperture priority	yes
Manual exposure mode	yes
Number of exposures	5
Exposure compensation plus	5
Exposure compensation minus	-5
Expousure compensation steps	1/3 1/2
Auto exposure lock	yes
AE EV steps	1/3 1/2
Continuous shooting	yes
Self-timer delay	2 5 10 20
Histogram	yes
AE frames	3
WB Bracketing	Yes
Subject / scene modes	yes
Flash sync speed	1/200s
Built-in flash	yes
Flash range	12
Flash modes	Auto Fill-in Flash OFF Redeye Reduction Second-curtain Sync Slow Sync
External flash connection	Hot shoe
Flash metering system	i-TTL
External flash	yes
Continuous drive	5.0 fps
Scene modes	Portrait Landscape
Self-timer	yes
Metering modes	Multi Center-weighted Spot
3D support	no
Manual settings	yes
Self-timer options	2 5 10 20
Speed (JPEG)	5.0 fps
Speed (RAW)	5.0 fps
Exposure bracketing	0.3 - 0.5±EV

Built-in microphone	yes
Microphone type	Stereo
Speaker type	Mono
Voice recording	yes
Audio system	Stereo
Supported audio file formats	PCM

Weight	16.93 oz
Width	4.92 in
Height	3.86 in
Depth	2.99 in

Power source type	Battery
Battery life (CIPA)	600
Battery life (max)	1.0 h
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion
Battery capacity	1230.0 mAh
Battery level indicator	yes
Battery voltage	7.2 V
Number of batteries supported	1
AC adapter included	Y

Timelapse recording	yes
GPS	yes
Orientation sensor	yes
Calendar	yes
Energy Star certified	no
Languages support	ARA CHI CHI CZE DAN DEU DUT ENG ESP FIN FRE GRE HUN ITA JPN KOR NOR POL POR RUS SWE THA UKR
Tripod mounting supported	yes
On Screen Display (OSD) languages	ARA CHI CHI CZE DAN DEU DUT ENG ESP FIN FRE GRE HUN ITA JPN KOR NOR POL POR RUM RUS SWE THA TUR UKR
Image editing modes	Resizing Rotating Trimming

ISO	100 12800 25600 Auto
ISO minimum	100
ISO maximum	25600
Boosted ISO maximum	25600
Maximum image resolution	6000 x 4000 px
White balance presets	12
White balance modes	Auto Cloudy Flash Fluorescent Incandescent Manual Shade Sunny
Custom white balance	yes
Supported image file formats	JPG RAW
Photo effects	Black&White Neutral Vivid
Image stabilizer	no
Image stabilization type	No
Supported aspect ratios	3:2
Uncompressed format	RAW
HDR	yes
AEB/HDR support	yes

Screen size	3.2 in
Articulated LCD	yes
Screen technology	LCD TFT
Display resolution	720 x 480 px
Display aspect ratio	3:2
Screen dots	1037000
Touch screen	no
Field of view	100.0 %
Live view	yes
Viewfinder	Optical
Viewfinder coverage	95.0 %
Viewfinder magnification	0.82 x
Dioptre correction	yes
Diopter adjustment (D-D)	-1.7 - 1
Eye relief	0.71 in
Separate info display	no
Flip-out screen	no
Second display	no

Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Video recording	yes
Recording resolutions	640 x 480 1280 x 720 1920 x 1080
HD type	Full HD
Supported video file formats	H.264 MP4 MPEG-4
Analog signal format system	NTSC PAL
Camera playback	Highlights Movie Single image Slide show Thumbnails
Max resolution (highest frame rate)	1920 x 1080
Max frame rate (highest resolution)	60.0 fps
Max frame rate (regardless of res.)	60.0 fps
Motion JPEG frame rate	60.0 fps

Body type	SLR
Body material	Plastic
Colour of product	Black Black,Grey Red
Anti-dust system	yes
Environmentally sealed	no

Compatible memory cards	SD SDHC SDXC
Maximum memory card size	64.0 GB
Memory slots	1
Storage types	SD SDHC SDXC
Camera file system	DCF 2.0 DPOF 1.1 Exif 2.3 RAW

HDMI	yes
HDMI connector type	Mini
USB port	yes
USB connector type	Micro-USB B
USB version	2.0
Microphone port	yes
Wireless	Built-In
Supported WiFi types	IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g
Remote control	yes
PictBridge	yes
NFC	no
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Bluetooth	no
Firewire	no

Nikon D5300 - Q&A (23)

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geneva.hoeger
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have remote control?
evita
about 1 year ago
There are multiple Release mode options on your Nikon D5300, some even allowing remote-control access. Two Release mode settings relate to the Nikon ML-L3 wireless remote-control unit.
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kenton
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have touch screen?
gregg.heathcote
about 1 year ago
The D5300 also lacks the touchscreen capability that we appreciate so much in products from some of its competitors. Despite its plastic body, the D5300 feels pretty solid, with no flexing or creaking. In the D5300's class are the Canon EOS Rebel T5i and Pentax K-50.
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lee
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have wifi?
bryon_schultz
about 1 year ago
With built-in Wi-Fi and GPS*, the D5300 is the first in an exciting new generation of connected Nikon DSLRs.
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sina
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 good for video?
consuelo_koch
about 1 year ago
Videographers will appreciate the D5300's flip-out LCD for movie recording, an advantage over models with a fixed LCD. Video footage uses compression of the H. 264/MPEG-4 video codec. Like all of Nikon's recently released higher-end DSLRs, the D5300 offers the ability to record uncompressed video over its HDMI port.
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deloise
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have image stabilization?
inell.larkin
about 1 year ago
No
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0
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denver.osinski
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have autofocus motor?
violet_vonrueden
about 1 year ago
No
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0
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terese
over 1 year ago
Can i use my nikon d5300 as a webcam?
jamal
about 1 year ago
Yes
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keneth
over 1 year ago
Can i use af lens on nikon d5300?
carli
about 1 year ago
The D5300 only autofocuses with the latest AF-S (and older professional AF-I) lenses. Most traditional (screw-type) AF lenses from 1986 through today will not autofocus on the D5300. If your lens says "AF-S," you're fine; most lenses sold today for the D5300 are AF-S.
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dann.doyle
over 1 year ago
Can nikon d5300 record video?
sheilah.koss
about 1 year ago
Yes. The D5300 is also a high-performance video camera capable of Full HD D-Movies at 1920 x 1080 that are compatible with 60p/50p. That means you get smooth, fluid recording, even with fast-moving subjects.
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linnie
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 shoot video?
robby
about 1 year ago
Yes, the D5300 is also a high-performance video camera capable of Full HD D-Movies at 1920 x 1080 that are compatible with 60p/50p. That means you get smooth, fluid recording, even with fast-moving subjects.
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alfredia
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 touch screen?
rob
about 1 year ago
The D5300 also lacks the touchscreen capability that we appreciate so much in products from some of its competitors. Despite its plastic body, the D5300 feels pretty solid, with no flexing or creaking. In the D5300's class are the Canon EOS Rebel T5i and Pentax K-50.
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ian
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have bluetooth?
madge_mcdermott
about 1 year ago
It has bluetooth and Snapbridge connectivity. This app is much more advanced. Not only can it connect, take pictures remotely, download pics, etc., but because it is Bluetooth, it uses much less power from the camera and phone and hence battery life is saved.
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young_bradtke
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 a dx or fx camera?
penney_batz
about 1 year ago
Because the Nikon D5300 has a smaller than full-frame sensor, what Nikon calls its "DX," sensor. "You should have gotten an FX (full-frame) camera," he told her. "DX" and "FX" are Nikon's designations for the size of the cameras' sensors.
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keneth
over 1 year ago
How long can nikon d5300 record video?
ferdinand.parker
about 1 year ago
Recording times are relatively limited, unfortunately, with only a 10 minute maximum recording time for High movie quality at 1080/60p (this increases to 20 minutes at Normal quality setting). The rest of the 1080p and the 720p framerates have 20m/29m:59s (High/Normal) recording limits.
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dannie
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 full frame?
Productz
over 1 year ago
No. Nikon D5300 is an APS-C camera with a 23.5 x 15.6 mm CMOS sensor, not a full frame camera.
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talia_corwin
about 1 year ago
The D5300 is based around a 24 MP DX-format CMOS sensor. It has a 1.5x 'crop factor', which means that an 18mm lens offers a similar angle of view to a 27mm lens on the 35mm 'full frame' format.
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silas.miller
over 1 year ago
Can i use external flash with nikon d5300?
cassey
about 1 year ago
Yes
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britany.batz
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 a good camera?
elvina_rice
about 1 year ago
The Nikon D5300 is definitely the best budget DSLR you'll ever hold in your hands. it's light, it's compact, and, it has an amazing image quality even in poor lighting at high ISO.26
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hong
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 shoot 4k?
rudolph
about 1 year ago
Yes
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grover_feest
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 discontinued?
dayle
about 1 year ago
Since it first launched in 2015, the Nikon D5300 has been superseded by the D5500 and D5600.29 apr 2019
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reed
over 1 year ago
How long can you record video on nikon d5300?
seth.auer
about 1 year ago
Recording times are relatively limited, unfortunately, with only a 10 minute maximum recording time for High movie quality at 1080/60p (this increases to 20 minutes at Normal quality setting).
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lyndia
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 take video?
gertude_hegmann
about 1 year ago
The D5300 is also a high-performance video camera capable of Full HD D-Movies at 1920 x 1080 that are compatible with 60p/50p. That means you get smooth, fluid recording, even with fast-moving subjects.
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trudi
over 1 year ago
Is nikon d5300 mirrorless?
catrina
about 1 year ago
Yes
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javier
over 1 year ago
Does nikon d5300 have mic input?
garrett_nicolas
about 1 year ago
In Nikon D5300, you'll find the microphone jack on the left side of the camera alongside A/V out and HDMI jacks.
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4.1

Based on 35 reviews

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3.0

Though the D5300 is still a great camera, it probably makes sense to spend extra on the newer D5600

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4.0

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4.0

Read the Nikon D5300 review to find out if a 24.2-million-pixel-sensor, a new Expeed 4 processor, Wi-Fi and GPS make it stand out from previous models?

Nikon D5300 Nikon D5300 Review | Photography Blog

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Published: 19.11.2013

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4.5

The Nikon D5300 is a new 24 megapixel mid-range DSLR camera with built-in wi-fi and GPS connectivity. The D5300 also offers 1080/50/60p video recording, ISO range of 100-25600, 5fps continuous shooting, a range of creative effects, 3.2 inch LCD screen, and a 39-point autofocus system. Read our in-depth Nikon D5300 review now...

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4.0

24MP, vari-angle screen and Wi-Fi-equipped DSLR

Camera Decision

Published: 12.02.2014

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3.5

Nikon D5300 is a 24.0MP Entry-Level DSLR camera with a APS-C sized CMOS sensor and Nikon F mount. Read our D5300 review to find its pros and cons.

Photo Review

Published: 23.01.2014

Nikon D5300

4.4

Nikon's latest mid-level DSLR boasts an effective resolution of 24.2 megapixels and uses a DX-format CMOS sensor with no optical low-pass filter.

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Published: 17.10.2013

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4.5

Built-in Wi-Fi AND GPS, but is this enough for the Nikon D5300 to beat its competition? Find out in our Nikon D5300 review!

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Published: 13.11.2013

Nikon D5300 review: Filter-less DSLR with promise

The Nikon D5300 is the successor to the year old D5200 featuring a similar 24-Mpix CMOS sensor of it predecessor but lacking an optical low pass filter for improved clarity. Read on to find out how well the new camera performs.

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Published: 06.03.2014

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The Nikon D5300 can cover all your needs and still come out unscathed in the end.

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CNET

Published: 05.03.2014

Nikon D5300 review: A great everyday dSLR

4.0

This $1,100 dSLR kit earns our Editors' Choice Award for being a great generalist camera.

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4.5

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Published: 12.02.2014

Nikon D5300 Review

4.0

Nikon's 'advanced beginner' DSLR, the D5300 takes the D5200's place between the entry-level D3200 and the enthusiast-targeted D7100 in the company's APS-C lineup. The D5300 offers a 24MP sensor (like its 24MP APS-C stablemates), an articulated rear LCD, and more physical controls than the D3200, but without the twin-dial interface and professional-grade AF system of the decidedly higher-market (and much more customizable) D7100.