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The Nikon D5300 is a 24.2 MP APS‑C DSLR aimed at advanced beginners and enthusiasts, offering high‑resolution stills, a vari‑angle LCD, and pioneering built‑in Wi‑Fi and GPS in a compact body.
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$699.00
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$703.29
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$698.90
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$799.99
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Best For
Advanced beginners and enthusiast photographers who want high‑resolution stills, built‑in connectivity for sharing, and a compact DSLR for travel or everyday shooting.
Not Ideal For
Professional sports or wildlife shooters who need fast, high‑density AF and in‑body stabilization, or users who require weather‑sealed bodies.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praised the D5300 for its sharp, high‑resolution sensor, versatile articulated screen and the convenience of integrated Wi‑Fi and GPS, noting it delivers strong overall performance for its price tier. However, they pointed out the absence of in‑body stabilization and a relatively modest AF system as drawbacks compared to higher‑end Nikon models.
Common Complaints
Missing in‑body image stabilization, modest autofocus performance, and lack of a touch‑screen interface.
How It Compares
The D5300 sits between the entry‑level D3200 and the higher‑end D7100, offering more features like Wi‑Fi, GPS, and a better sensor than the D3200, but it doesn’t match the D7100’s robust AF system or build quality.
