Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Nikon D5300

I wanted to buy this camera from amazon, but it was out of stock for several weeks. I ordered it from a third party, but they really didn't have it either, so I cancelled the order. I then ordered it from an online retailer that I knew had been around a long time. I received the camera and lens in good order and am happy with it so far. What I am NOT happy about is that I have come to find out it is a "grey market" camera. I wasn't aware of this market before and I never knew how pervasive it is in cameras. Basically these cameras are not meant to be sold in any particular market location. This affects the warranty and service if I am correct in what I have read on this. I am only writing this review to warn other prospective purchasers of any online camera, that this could be a problem down the road if the camera malfunctions. I see that Amazon states that this camera can only be shipped in the U.S., leading me to believe that they are selling cameras meant for sale here and include a U.S. warranty. I saved 15.00 by not waiting to buy . I hope this doesn't come back to haunt me later. Where ever you decide to buy a camera, be sure to find out first if it is a grey market camera. Having said all that I love this camera so far.

The D5300 was an upgrade purchase for me from a D50 that I have used for 7 years. I have had very good luck with the D50 and wanted to stick with the Nikon brand, looking to use the add on accessories that I have purchased. There were enough feature differences, and the standard kit lens change, between the D5200 and D5300 that I felt spending the extra money was worth it.Some of the things that I like:1. The 18-140 standard lens. It is very functional and covers a lot of picture options.2. The large, movable, display screen.3. The built in wireless feature.4. The shutter speed.5. Some of the setting options.Some of the things that I dislike:1. The size of the camera body. It is smaller than the D50 body and find it to be a little too small for me.2. The button placement on the back right of the camera. There are too many buttons where your thumb naturally rests and find myself pushing them when taking the camera out of the case.3. There are too many menu screens to sort through when you want to use some of the features such as the wireless remote, self timer, and wireless settings. They are not difficult to use, just cumbersome.4. Using the Live View. The pictures are not as good as when using the View Finder.Overall the camera is fine, but am just a little disappointed with the items mentioned above.

I'm just a rookie with cameras other than point & shoot but developed an interest in going further with my picture taking so, after a lot of investigation and watching a lot of youtube videos comparing cameras, I settle on the Nikon D5300. I ordered the red but was a little disappointed at first as I thought it wouldn't be so shiney. I've gotten use to the color and am extremely pleased with the camera. I've had it a couple months now and have taken a lot of pictures. The Wifi is very good as you can download their app to you ipad or iPhone (also other devices) when you want to include yourself in the picture and view your poses before you activate the shutter. It will then download your pictures to your photo stream devices. The clarity of the pictures is awesome. I also took advantage of an offer from Amazon and upgraded from the kit lenses to a better lens and got a $300 discount. If your looking for an awesome camera, I think you will be pleased with this one.

I purchased this DSLR as my very first. I have only ever used point and shoots. I also bought a book to go with this so am slowly learning my way beyond Auto. This camera is amazing! I am simply a mom who loves to capture pictures. The pictures are beautiful, clear and stunning. I love that I can quickly capture pics of my 2 kids who never sit still! The other day I took a bunch of pics of a dolphin pod playing in the inlet and later cropped them in really close and the quality is still amazing! I haven't tried GPS or wifi yet. I love the cute filters and scene settings as I don't fully understand aperture, ISO, etc but I have no doubt that when I do my pics will be even better. FYI Nikon D5300 for Dummies is a great book to go with this awesome camera :)

This is my first dsrl camera. I did a lot of research. This camera has the best value for the money for me. More than awesome pictures. Incredible quality. Is super easy to understand. One of my biggest selling points was the wi-fi. Just activate it connect it with your smart phone and choose the pictures you want to download to your phone as previews. In less than 5 min you can upload to any social media. It works great on vacations. You can post everithing 2 min after you take the picture.

I recently upgraded to the D5300 from the D3000 and I must say I love it. The 18-140mm lens is a great walk around lens. I have used it while on vacation and have taken some wonderful pictures. This camera does a great job in auto mode. I am now experimenting taking photos in manual mode and so far I have been pleased. I have several lens from my D3000 that are compatible with this camera. I will keep my D3000 to use as a back up. However, this camera goes with me everywhere. So far I love it.

It is a great Camera lots of options and make excellent pictures. The only disappointment was that the automatic focusing stop woking after one day. All the quick aim and shoot was a great disappointment it did not focus.I have check the lenses when I came home with an other D5000 camera and all A/F, I like to send the D5300 back to the supplier.I can not believe that Amazon only give you one month of warranty on an item that cost almost $800.00 and you hardly had the time to know the camera and to try it out.

I was very excited about this camera. I was upgrading from D300. The main reason for my upgrade was the ability to do movies. That particular function is the reason I ended up returning this otherwise great camera. The zoom and focusing noise is captured during the recording and was just too loud (for my taste) during the playback. I did more research and ended up buying a Canon 70D. Wow, what a difference. If movies is not a big deal to you, or you use prime lenses and don't mind manual focusing, go for it, it's a great camera. Otherwise do look into other cameras, especially Canin 70D.

It is still too new for me to really give a rating. I moved up to this from a Canon G 11 which I dearly value and still use frequently. The D5300 camera takes super photos and I am still learning about all of the controls. I am primarily a landscape photographer. I really like the fully articulated viewfinder. I primarily use it on a tripod. I feel that I am going to really like it once I am comfortable with all of the various settings.

Image quality is exceptional. Body is very light and small. Many pro(ish) reviewers complain about missing buttons saying that with buttons they can control settings without taking it out of their face. What kind of extreme situation should it be that you don't have time to take it off? You must shoot a sporting event of extreme importance. If you rarely do it (if at all) then you are perfectly fine. It will serve you well in 99% of situations even with manual settings.

This is my first DSLR and I could not be more happy with the camera. I downloaded a crash course video on the camera and was able to pick up the controls pretty quickly. The image quality is really amazing with really clean mid-tones. The feel of the camera is great too - the body is really light and the grip just seems to fit in your hand. The kit lens is great - the aperture limited to 3.5 but besides that it's good glass. I'd recommend this camera to anyone is looking to up their game to a DSLR.

Have had this camera for about three months and love it! Still learning the complexities of DSLR, as my last SLR experience is pretty dated. Camera is fantastic in the auto modes. Video is crisp.Would recommend getting the biggest SD capacity with the fastest transfer rate you can afford if you are taking video. At full HD resolution a ten minute video is about a GB.Sound recording is excellent in video mode. Am going to get the Nikon boom mike to further improve.

It is a nice camera, it take great pictures and easy to use.I gave it 4 stars and not 5, because the GPS function is totally uselessthe GPS definitely doesn't work almost in any conditionsif you would like to use toe GPS you needto update the weekly A-GPS filebe in a totally open space on a sunny day (even the shadow of a tree would block the GPS signal)and have full batteryThe GPS function only give me frustation.

I'm a novice in photography that wanted to have more control over the photos and use higher quality lens. I'm very pleased with this camera, its very user friendly, fits very well in my small hands. I've tried the canon T5i which feel unconfortable and loose, I got tired holding it, for some reason the nikon just fells right and firm. I took some excelent pictures using the kit lens (18-140) and also with sigma 1.4 35mm and sigma 17-50 mm 2.8.

Got my lens yesterday and have been taking test shots. A few of the test shots I have sent to friends. The focus is very good and the lens is well made. Works well on my Nikon D5300. Can't beat the price. Recommend and I would buy again. I bought a Tamron 18-270mm lens/Canon for around $600 a couple of years ago and I see now it is selling for $999. I expect the price on this lens to go up too.

I had a new D3200 from Costco and because of their warranty program you can return within a few months or so….Well after a week of using the 3200 I knew I was getting into the hobby so two factors drove me to get this one.For one, the zoom lens it came with (18 to 140) is a great solution. It's cumbersome to change from the other kit lens (18 to 55 and then the 55 to 200) while out an about. I used the 18 to 140 for Xmas photos, zooming in across the room with a SB Nikon flash to get close up and seconds later all the way out to 18MM for big shots. It's not a prime lens but it's way better than the other two kit lenses and I'm soooo happy I upgraded.Second reason - the wifi and GPS features are built in instead of using the plug in.24.2 MP is huge… takes amazing pictures. Do yourself a favor and get a flash and a 35 mm lens to go with it though. The 1.8G in 35MM compliments this so much in the DX format.

I had the d5100 for over a year and wanted to upgrade to a full frame like a D610 but I just could not justify the increased cost of camera and especially FX lenses. So I went with the D5300 with 18-140mm DX and I am very happy. The 39 point auto focus is a vast improvement over the D5100. The low light is better too. The lens is SHARP! The 18-140 covers most of the range you need so you can travel lite while on vacation and not miss shots while changing lenses. I kept the DX f1.8 35mm fast lens and the ultrawide Tokina 11-16 I had bought for the D5100 and gave the old D5100 and 2 kit lenses to my Daughter. Unless you are a pro or have lots of extra cash you do not need a FX system this DX system works great. Very sharp images!

I decided I needed a Nikon camera with a swivel LCD screen, and that is what the D5300 has that made me choose it over D7100.Shooting macro, I need to lay the camera in positions where it is just not simple to look through the viewfinder or the fixed LCD screen.The ability to use the remote control helps a lot too.

This camera is easy to use and takes great pictures. For those who want super easy the Auto mode takes great pictures. I've been playing with the camera "off Auto" and the performs very well with great quality. With grandkids in sports I've been using the "sports" mode regularly and have got some incredible action photos. I would purchase this camera again and recommend it to others.

I'm just a student photographer but this camera is very easy to use. I had a hard time understanding the terms and different settings on the camera but there is question mark button that would give you a description about what each functions does and in what situation you would use it. It's very light and feels great in the hand or even wrapped around the neck. The camera lens zoom is a little tight. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like that but it could be looser. But with it being to tight it wouldn't swivel when I'm walking around. Overall, very great and I think it would last a long time.

I'm still getting used to it as I am still a film enthusiast. So far I am enjoying it and its capabilities, but trying to get used to pressing the shutter and waiting for the next shot.

It's excelente! I'm really happy with my new camera, perhaps Amazon might give as a present something like a case, a memory card or buildable danbo at least

I've owned my D5300 & Nikon 18-140mm lens for about a week. I've previously owned Nikon film & digital SLRs, ranging from F3 to D300. I also own & use a Panny LX3 & most recently a Panny FZ200. All this to put some perspective on my comments.What I like best about the D5300: APS-C sensor; Live View; Fully articulated screen; Just enough customization menu items to suit my needs w/o making me feel like an idiot ;); wi-fi (I'm hoping someone develops an app allowing for remote manipulation of camera controls); Nikon build quality.Oh, and I forgot to add: Optical Viewfinder (vs. Electronic VF).I see this as an excellent implementation of a classic "bridge" camera. The icing on the cake is that if I need a specialized prime, I can always add one.

I traded in my Nikon D5100 for the newer D5300 and have been nothing but pleased. The greater flexibility that 24.2 MP provides along with significantly more focus points are the significant changes from my D5100. But I also appreciate the GPS and WiFi capability.For the amateur who wants to take excellent, reproducible shots, this is an excellent product.